Reviewable trade entries with notes, screenshots, performance.
The record of what you actually did, with the note you wrote at the time rather than the one you would write afterwards. Same-day entries are the whole value; a weekend reconstruction quietly edits out the parts you would rather forget.
Reach for itEvery session close, without exception.
“The journal board records your trades with their context and your notes, so a session can be reviewed.”
Reviewable trade entries with notes, screenshots, performance.
Symbol, side, entry / exit prices, hold period, gross P&L, net P&L, fee burn, your annotated reason for entry, attached screenshot at entry time. The discipline of journaling — the discipline behind every consistent trader.
Aggregate stats: win rate, average win, average loss, expectancy, profit factor, max drawdown, longest losing streak. Filterable by date range / symbol / strategy tag.
Force a 1-line REASON FOR ENTRY at trade open + a 1-line POST-MORTEM at trade close. The writing forces clarity; reviewing 90 days of 1-liners catches biases ("I exit too early on winners" / "I average down on losers") that no metric surfaces alone.
Each entry can carry a strategy tag + setup tag. Filter by tag to see which setups produce real edge. The tag-level expectancy IS your edge calibration; without it, blended stats hide which strategies are bleeding money.
