A 52-Week Trading Journal for Stocks, Options, Forex and Crypto. Plan Before You Enter, Review Before You Repeat.
Plan the trade on one page. Say why you took it on the next.
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Anyone who trades and wants a written record of what they did and why, kept by hand. Most traders repeat the same few mistakes. A journal is how you find out which ones are yours: the plan is written before the order, the result after, and every week is reviewed with the same honest questions until the pattern shows in your own handwriting.
It works for stocks, options, futures, forex and crypto. Each trade row has a strip for what only those markets need, such as strike and expiry, lots and pips, session, leverage, funding and fees. It is undated, so you can start any Monday, and the weeks run seven days so weekend markets count.
It is a notebook. It contains no investment advice, no trading calls and no promise about results.
The named pages, in the order you meet them. Between them sit 52 weeks, each with a week planner, two pages of trade log and a weekly review.
There is a longer guide to how to keep a trading journal if you are starting one for the first time.
No. It is a record-keeping and self-review tool. It contains no investment advice and no trading calls. What you trade, and how, is entirely yours; the journal is where you write it down and look back at it.
Twelve trade rows a week across 52 weeks, 624 trades in all, on seven-day weeks.
No. It is undated, so you can start on any Monday.
8.5 x 11 inches, 272 pages, colour interior and a glossy cover.
