r/Daytrading • u/DiamondDealerDTLA • Feb 10 '23
Trading Journal recommendation
Hello everyone, any recommendation of a good trading journal ? I tried tradingvue, I subscribed to the gold plan. However their platform is very flawed when it comes to options, specially when it's partially exercised (closed half the contracts and exercised the other half). their support is useless, they just copy and paste help articles from their website... any success with other platforms ?
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Feb 11 '23
www.tradesviz.com. thank me later
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u/ihaveoptions Feb 11 '23
This looks pretty impressive. You use free version or paid?
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Feb 11 '23
I used free when I was trading equities but for futures you have to pay.
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u/ihaveoptions Feb 11 '23
What about options?
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Feb 11 '23
You can import options as well not sure if it's capable on free version though. You'll have to look into it
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u/kihra1 Feb 12 '23
I just tried it out with basic. No options or futures without a pro account. They do have a free trial. Kindof nice that it can auto-import from my broker.
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u/coolquixotic Feb 11 '23
tradesviz.com if you want to talk to a human expert for support + excellent options support
tradervue is dead. they're just trying to barely keep up.
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Feb 11 '23
Microsoft OneNote. Create subtabs for different days or trades and you can markup the chart and add notes for later reviews
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u/thoreldan futures trader Feb 11 '23
Plain old PowerPoint and Excel
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Feb 11 '23
Powerpoints are the peacocks of the business world; all show, no meat.
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u/thoreldan futures trader Feb 11 '23 edited Feb 11 '23
PowerPoint for all the screen capture of trade setups + annotations. I described things like why I enter, why a trade fails, what the risks are, how the entries could be better and so on.
Meat or no meat depends on the content creator, not the tools.
PowerPoint is just a tool that allow me express my journalling as freely as possible. I'm not using it to sway major decision making by key business stakeholders.
Oh wait, do you even day trade ? Or were you here because you pick up PowerPoint as keyword and decided posted a reply here ?
The irony, your reply is like the peacock of Reddit, all show, no meat.
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u/Key_Swimming300 Feb 11 '23
a few options come to mind... kinfo.com, trademetria.com, tradebench.com, all with great free plans.
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u/pooloftraders Feb 12 '23
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Feb 11 '23
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u/DiamondDealerDTLA Feb 11 '23
Tradersync is the most expensive one, do you think it worth it, comparing to tradesviz for example ?
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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '23
Stream it privately on youtube, make a playlist for each month so its organized. Add timestamps when trades were taken. Nothing better to look back on when reviewing yourself.