Trade Journal Tool

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Trade Journal Pro
Take full control of your trading performance. Log Spot and Futures trades with live prices, calculate your ideal position size, and visualize your equity curve — no account, no login, no fees.
📓Trade Journal
🎯Risk Calculator
📈Equity Curve
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Set a profit target to know when to stop and lock in gains, and a max loss limit to protect your account. The bar updates live as you trade.
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Risk Calculator - How it works
Calculates the correct position size based on how much you are willing to risk per trade - not a fixed dollar amount. This protects your account from large losses on any single trade.
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Set your Account Balance and Risk % (e.g. 1% = risk $100 on a $10,000 account)
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Enter your Entry Price and Stop Loss - the calculator measures the distance between them
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Get your exact Position Size $ and Qty - then hit Use These Values in Journal
Never risk more than 1-2% per trade Leverage increases position size, not your risk $ R:R Visualizer shows if the trade is worth taking

Position Size Calculator

Max Risk $-
SL Distance %-
Position Size $-
Qty (Units)-
Margin Required $-
What do these numbers mean? v
Max Risk $ Both
The actual dollar amount you will lose from your account if the trade hits Stop Loss. Calculated as: Balance x Risk %. This is your real maximum loss per trade.
SL Distance % Both
How far your Stop Loss is from your Entry Price, expressed as a percentage. A smaller distance means a tighter stop — tighter SL = larger position size for the same risk amount.
Position Size $ Both
The total value of the trade you should open. Calculated to ensure you never lose more than your Max Risk if SL is hit. Formula: (Max Risk / SL%) x Leverage.
Margin Required $ Both
The actual cash that must be in your wallet to open this trade.
Spot (1x): Margin = Position Size. You need the full amount in cash — no borrowing.
Futures (10x): Margin = Position Size / 10. The exchange lends you the rest. Example: $195 position only needs $19.5 cash.
If Margin Required is greater than your Balance (Spot only): You cannot open this trade in real life. Solution: lower your Risk %, or move SL closer to Entry to reduce position size.

Risk : Reward Visualizer

RiskReward
Risk %-
Reward %-
R:R Ratio-
Min Win Rate-
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Risk %
How far your Stop Loss is from your Entry, as a percentage of the entry price. Example: Entry $65,000 / SL $63,700 = 2% risk distance. The smaller this number, the tighter your stop.
Reward %
How far your Take Profit is from your Entry, as a percentage. Example: Entry $65,000 / TP $68,500 = 5.38% reward distance. The larger this number relative to Risk %, the better your setup.
R:R Ratio
Risk to Reward ratio — always shown as 1 : X, where 1 is your risk and X is your potential reward.
1 : 0.5 — Poor. You risk $2 to gain $1. Avoid unless win rate is very high.
1 : 1.5 — Acceptable. You risk $1 to gain $1.50.
1 : 2.0+ — Good. Even winning only 34% of trades keeps you profitable.
Min Win Rate
The minimum percentage of trades you must win just to break even (not lose money) over the long term using this R:R ratio. Formula: 1 / (1 + R:R).
R:R 1:1 → Need to win 50% to break even
R:R 1:2 → Need to win 33.3% to break even
R:R 1:3 → Need to win only 25% to break even
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Equity Curve - What it shows
Tracks how your account balance grows or shrinks after each closed trade. A rising curve means consistent profitability. Dips show drawdown periods. The dotted gold line is your starting balance.
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Win Rate - % of trades that closed in profit
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Profit Factor - Total profit ÷ Total loss. Above 1.5 is strong, above 2 is excellent
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Max Drawdown - Largest drop from a peak. Keep this below 20% for healthy risk management
◈ Blue dot = Spot trade ◆ Purple dot = Futures trade Gold line = Starting balance
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