How to start a trading journal (without a 40-column spreadsheet)
Most trading journals fail because they ask for too much. Here is a first week that fits around trading instead of replacing it.
Guides
No signals, no predictions, no market commentary. These guides cover the part of trading you control: how you record decisions, read your results, and build a review routine that lasts.
Most trading journals fail because they ask for too much. Here is a first week that fits around trading instead of replacing it.
A good template is short enough to fill in after every trade and specific enough to review on Friday. Here is the structure that does both.
MetaTrader 5 keeps the record, but it does not help you review it. Here is how to get your history out and what to look at once you have it.
Profit factor is one of the most useful numbers in a trading review, and one of the easiest to misread. Here is the formula and the context it needs.
A weekly review should produce one decision, not a report. This is the routine that fits between the close on Friday and the open on Sunday.
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