Trading Journal

Log your executions in time order and they are grouped into positions — entry → add #n → take-profit/stop → close — with the stats that matter. Data stays in your browser.

How to use the journal

Enter each execution with time, symbol, side (long/short), action (entry/add/take-profit/stop/close), price, quantity and fee. Executions on the same symbol and side are grouped into one position, with the average entry and realized P/L computed. Open a position to see its timeline from entry to close.

Import and export

  • CSV header: time,symbol,side,action,price,qty,fee. Korean and Chinese headers are recognized too.
  • side is long/short (or buy/sell); action is open/add/tp/sl/close (entry/add/take-profit/stop/close also accepted).
  • Use "Get template" for an empty CSV or "Load sample" for practice data. For exchange exports, arrange columns in this order in a spreadsheet and paste.

What the stats tell you

  • Win rate alone is incomplete: a low win rate can still have positive expectancy if the average win beats the average loss.
  • Profit factor = gross profit ÷ gross loss; it must exceed 1 to be profitable.
  • Max drawdown is the largest fall of cumulative P/L from a peak — it shows the stretch where discipline gets tested.

Privacy

Records live only in this browser's storage and are never sent to a server. Clearing browser data erases them, so export a CSV now and then. Calculations use a simple average-cost method and ignore tax and funding.

FAQ

Where is my data stored?

Only in this browser's local storage. Nothing is uploaded, so it will not appear on other devices — export a CSV to move it.

How are multiple adds handled?

The average entry is recomputed after each add; take-profits and stops realize P/L against the average at that moment. The timeline numbers them: add #1, #2 and so on.

Does it support partial closes?

Yes. Each take-profit/stop/close row reduces the position by its quantity; at zero the position is closed.

Can I import directly from an exchange?

Formats differ between exchanges, so there is no direct import. Arrange your export into the CSV columns above and import it.

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