Trade Journal - Why It's Needed
One of the features that beginners rarely use is keeping a trade journal. By recording each position: entry, exit, reason for entry, and emotions, after a month you can see systematic errors, recurring patterns, and what really works. You can also note down questions for further study. This is often forgotten in the flow. Once a week, you can summarize your results and set a goal for the next week.
Professionals don’t just trade — they analyze themselves. So don’t be lazy — start a trading diary. It’s a step from chaos to systematic profit.