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Trading journal

Every lesson on this site says the same thing: journal every trade. Here's the journal. Log in R-multiples, and your win rate, expectancy and equity curve compute themselves.

Sync across devices

Sign in and your journal follows you — phone, laptop, any browser. We store only your trades under your Google ID; no passwords, nothing to remember.

Synced data = your trades only (market, direction, R, note). No names, no contacts, never sold or shared. Your local copy always stays on this device.

How to use it well

Log the trade immediately after closing it, while the honest reason is still fresh. Use R-multiples so different position sizes stay comparable: risked $50, made $110 → log 2.2; stopped out for the full planned risk → log −1. Never log a loss bigger than −1 without writing down why your stop failed — that note is worth more than ten winners.

After 30 trades the statistics start meaning something; after 50 they're a verdict. Expectancy = (win% × avg win) − (loss% × avg loss). Positive expectancy repeated with boring 1% sizing is the entire profession — see what your numbers imply with the risk of ruin simulator.

Privacy: by default trades are stored only in this browser — nothing is uploaded. If you enable sync, only your trades (market, direction, R, note) are stored under your Google ID or sync code so your other devices can load them — never sold, never shared. Export CSV backups regularly either way.
Risk reminder: a journal measures your trading — it can't make a negative edge positive. Most retail traders lose money.