TradersLink Trading Journal
Keep the trades, rules, notes, tags, and session context that explain how the day actually unfolded.
Review the week, open any trading day, and stay close to the details you want to repeat, change, or understand better.
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Trading Calendar
The Calendar turns the days you traded into a week you can read. See P&L, trade count, win rate, and the tickers behind each session—then open a day to revisit the trades, tags, notes, and Rule Results behind the total.
A week you can open, not just total.
Trading Rules
Choose a preset session rule or create your own. TradersLink checks supported rules against the trading day, shows which were followed or broken, and keeps the result beside the trades that produced it.
Start with a preset built around a decision you want to keep visible during the session.
Make the rule specific to your trading instead of relying on a note you may not revisit.
The selected rule stays part of the Daily Trade Tracker review from that point forward.
Review followed and broken outcomes across trading days, including the P&L connected to them.
Automatic Rule Results
A red result is not where the review ends. Open its details to see when the rule triggered, the trade involved, and the result attached to that event.
Results by Rule then lets you step back and see whether the same rule is showing up across multiple trading days.
Trade Notes
Write down what you saw, why you acted, and what changed while the trade was open. The note stays attached to that trade instead of becoming a separate entry you have to match up later.
When you return to the ticker, its trades and executions are still beside the note. That makes it easier to remember the setup, review a decision in context, and carry a useful lesson into the next session.
The note stays with the trade.
Trade Tags
Tag the setup you traded, how you entered and exited, the emotion you noticed, or the mistake you want to track. TradersLink keeps those details consistent enough to find again without limiting you to someone else’s vocabulary.
Add custom tags when your process needs its own language. Later, use those tags to filter trades, compare similar situations, and see which behaviours are showing up in Analytics.
Ways to Journal
Open a compact review, keep a swing trade plan over several dates, or enter executions directly. Each workflow adds to the same trading record without forcing every trade through the same screen.
01 · Quick review
Filter or sort the Trade Explorer, open the review drawer, and add context while the trade you selected is still visible. It is a compact way to journal when you already know which trade needs your attention.
02 · Swing trading
Record the swing trade plan, expected holding period, catalyst, and dated notes as the position develops. The journal keeps the original idea and each later update with the same swing trade.
03 · Execution entry
Add a day trade or swing trade execution with the broker-shown date, ticker, side, time, quantity, price, and fees. Accurate fills give later trade matching and analysis the details they need.
Daily Trade Tracker
The Daily Trade Tracker is the main full-day journaling workflow. It saves the session as one record, with its tickers, trades, notes, tags, Trading Rule Results, and daily totals connected.
From a trade inside the ticker card, open Trade Analyzer to study entries and exits, candle patterns, profit taking, and risk management while the details of that trading day are still close by.
Trade Analyzer
Open Entry and Exit Analysis to review where executions occurred inside the trade. Use Green-to-Red Analysis to see the profit that was available, the amount captured, and what was given back before the position closed.
That detail helps make profit taking, entry quality, and risk management easier to discuss with evidence from the trade itself.
Explore the TradersLink Trade Analyzer Sign up freeSession Notes
Close the session by recording what worked, what needs work, a technical recap, and the current focuses you want visible when the next trading day begins.
Trading Journal FAQ
The best answers are inside the dashboard. Entry is free no credit card required.
A trading journal is a record of your trades and the decisions around them. TradersLink connects executions, trades, tickers, notes, tags, trading rules, and session review so you can revisit both the result and how the trading day unfolded.
You can record executions, completed trades, ticker-level details, daily results, trade notes, Trade Tags, Trading Rule Results, swing plans, and end-of-session notes. Calendar views keep those records organized by trading day and week.
Yes. TradersLink supports day and swing trades and is built with small cap trading in mind. Enter an execution (buy or sell) in the Daily Trade Tracker, and TradersLink will automatically detect whether it is an open trade and ask you to confirm it as an active swing trade.
TradersLink automatically checks supported preset and custom session rules against the saved trading day. It shows whether each rule was followed or broken and keeps the result, trigger details, related trade, and available P&L context together.
Yes. Notes stay attached to the trade they explain, and Trade Tags can cover setups, execution, exits, emotions, mistakes, or categories you create yourself. Those tags can later support filtering, comparison, and Analytics.
You can enter day or swing executions manually, upload a broker statement, or map columns from another statement format. When a statement cannot be mapped directly, TradersLink can use AI-assisted mapping while keeping imported executions available for review.
Start building a trading record that keeps the day, the trades, and the decisions connected.
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