Trade Journal
Turn a completed trade into specific coaching.
The AI Trade Journal reviews the chart together with your notes, outcome and P&L, then grades the decision process and gives one clear lesson to carry into the next trade.
What this tool is for
Use it after a trade closes—or after you decide to skip a setup—to separate outcome from execution quality. A winning trade can still contain poor risk management, while a stopped trade can still be well planned and correctly executed.
What to enter
- Trade notes: the setup, entry reason, invalidation, target, management decisions and any emotion that affected you.
- Outcome: whether the trade won, lost, broke even or was skipped.
- P&L: preferably in R-multiples, such as
+2.4Ror-1R, so trades of different sizes can be compared fairly.
How to read the result
| Output | What it means |
|---|---|
| Overall grade | An A–F summary of the process visible from the chart and the information you supplied. |
| Entry timing | Whether the entry was early, late or well aligned with structure. |
| Risk management | How clearly risk, stop placement and exposure were controlled. |
| Trade management | How the position was handled after entry, including exits and adjustments. |
| Psychology | Signs of discipline, hesitation, chasing, revenge trading or plan deviation in your notes. |
| Setup quality | The strength and clarity of the original trade idea. |
| Key lesson & coaching | The highest-priority improvement and a practical message for the next trade. |
Practical workflow
- Write the notes while the trade is fresh and be specific about what you knew at the time.
- Run the journal on the same symbol and timeframe used for the decision.
- Focus on the lowest category score and the key lesson, not only the overall grade.
- Turn the lesson into one measurable rule for the next trade.
- Review repeated lessons in your saved analysis history to find process patterns.
Better input, better coaching: “Bought breakout, lost” gives the AI little to evaluate. Include the planned entry, stop, target, reason, what changed and whether you followed the plan.
Analysis history: saved AI analyses can also be revisited from your profile.
The grade is a coaching aid: it can only assess the chart and details you provide. It is not a verified performance record or a replacement for your own trading statistics.