Trading Journal Blog

Turn your phone into a trading journal that is always one tap away. This guide walks you through installing Trader Journal App as a Progressive Web Ap

AI trade parsing turns a messy screenshot or broker statement into a structured, tagged journal entry in seconds, so you can stop typing and start rev

Your equity curve is not a scorecard, it is a diagnostic tool. Learning to read its shape, slope, and drawdowns tells you more about your trading than

Running three strategies from one account without a system to separate them is how good traders quietly blow up. Here is how to structure, tag, and me

The calendar view in Trader Journal App lays every trading day out on a month grid, color-coded by result, so your habits become visible at a glance.

Your trading journal is one of the few things you build that gets more valuable the longer you keep it. A year of clean, complete trade records lets you see patterns that a month of records hides.

A step-by-step walkthrough for connecting MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradeLocker, and statement-based platforms to Trader Journal App so every closed trade syncs in automatically.

Five underused features in Trader Journal App that save you time on logging, importing, and reviewing, with step-by-step walkthroughs for each one.

Your P&L report is the scoreboard of your trading. Here is how to use Trader Journal App's P&L reports to break down your performance by strategy, market, and time period.

When you first open Trader Journal App, your dashboard is the command center for everything that follows. It is the first thing you see every time you log in, and getting it configured properly can save you hours of digging through menus each week. This walkthrough will show you exactly how to set u

Learn how Trader Journal App's AI Chat analyzes your weekly trade data to uncover patterns, identify mistakes, and help you trade better.

A complete, step-by-step tutorial on logging your first 100 trades in Trader Journal App. Learn the workflow from entry to analysis, avoid common mistakes, and build a data set you can actually use.