Trading journal

Log each trade and measure your real performance. Everything is stored only in your browser: nobody else can see it.

Statistics

Trades

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Win rate

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Total R

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Average R

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Total result

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Profit factor

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Best trade

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Worst trade

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Max losing streak

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Cumulative R curve

Trades

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Educational tool. Results are indicative and are not financial advice. Always verify values with your broker.

Next step

Continue your trading plan with these tools:

Drawdown calculatorFind out how much you need to gain to recover a loss and how many losses in a row your account can take.Risk/reward calculatorMeasure the R:R ratio, the win rate you need and your mathematical expectancy.Lot size calculatorCalculate the exact position size from your balance, risk and stop loss.

How it works

What is not measured cannot be improved

A journal lets you move from gut feeling to data: how many trades you win, how much you win on average and how much you lose in your worst streaks. Record the result in R (multiples of your risk) and in money.

Profit factor is total won divided by total lost: above 1 you are profitable. The maximum losing streak helps you size your risk to withstand the bad periods.

Privacy and backups

Data lives in your browser’s local storage. If you clear site data or switch device, it is lost: export a CSV backup regularly.

Profit factor = Gross profit ÷ Gross loss

Frequently asked questions

Where are my trades stored?

Only in your browser’s local storage. They are not sent to any server.

How do I back up my journal?

Click “Export CSV”. You can open the file in Excel or Google Sheets.

What is the result in R?

It is the result expressed in multiples of what you risked. Winning twice your risk is +2R; losing your full stop is −1R.

How many trades do I need for reliable statistics?

The more the better; with fewer than 30 trades results are very noisy. Use them as a guide, not a verdict.

Related guide

How to keep a trading journal that actually worksWhat data to record, which metrics to review and how to turn a trading journal into a tool for improvement.

Related concepts

Drawdown Risk/reward ratio Equity