One entry per trade
Notes, strategy, emotion and a 1 to 5 rating, attached to the trade that came in from MT5.
Journaling
Most journals fail because they ask for too much. Action Journal keeps the entry short: a few notes, a strategy label, how you felt, and a rating. Enough to remember the decision, quick enough to do while the trade is still fresh.
Notes, strategy, emotion and a 1 to 5 rating, attached to the trade that came in from MT5.
See daily profit and loss across the month, then open a day to review the trades behind it.
Attach a chart image to the entry so the setup is still there when you review it later.
A winning trade can be a bad decision, and a losing trade can be a good one. The rating is there to keep that distinction visible.
The journal opens on a trading calendar with daily profit and loss for the month. Pick a day to see the trades closed in it, then open a trade to add or edit its entry. The calendar makes consistency visible: streaks of green, clusters of red, and the days you skipped.
The notes field is deliberately short. A sentence or two written while the trade is fresh is worth more than a long entry you never get around to. If you want a deeper review, write it in your weekly summary rather than in every trade.
Journal entries attach to trades synced from your connected MT5 account. Manual trade entry for other platforms is not available yet.
Yes, on the Plus plan. Images are compressed before upload and capped at 5 MB.
CSV exports are available on Basic (five per month) and Plus (unlimited). Plus also includes PDF exports.
Your journal is tied to your own account. It is not published, shared with other traders, or used as public content.
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