The Trading Log

What it is

The Trading Log is the record of everything you've traded: every trade with its executions, levels, setup, notes, and how the trade was managed. A calendar view shows your trading by day. From the log you can open any trade, fix one, log a trade you missed, even for a past date, and attach chart screenshots to keep the visual context with the trade.

Why it is there

The log is where your trading history stays honest and complete. Memory rewrites trades within days: losers get flatter, rule-breaks get reasonable, the story smooths. The log holds what actually happened, including what changed mid-trade.

It's also where money numbers live. The coach and your home page work on behavior, deliberately; the log is the one place built for reviewing results, so when you want to look at outcomes, you look here, with the full context of each trade attached.

How to use it

1. Keep it complete

A missed trade can be logged after the fact, and the log is the place to do it. The picture your reviews work from is only as complete as the log.

2. Review from it, not from memory

When you think about last week, open the log and look at last week. The distance between what you remember and what's recorded is often the most useful thing on the page.

3. Attach the chart when it matters

A screenshot at entry or exit preserves what you were actually looking at. Months later, that context is unrecoverable any other way.

The compounding effect

The log compounds by simply being true. Every review, every setup track record, and every honest self-assessment is only as good as the record underneath it, and this is that record.