Trade Journaling: Your Secret Trading Mentor

Insights & Strategies for Smarter Trades

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Trade Journaling: Your Secret Trading Mentor

Why is Journaling Important?

Would you trust a pilot who doesn’t track flight data? Then why trade without keeping a record of your trades?

A trading journal helps identify patterns, mistakes, and areas for improvement.

What to Record?

  •  Entry & Exit Price
  • Trade Rationale (Why you took the trade)
  • Emotions Before & After the Trade
  • Lessons Learned
  • Market Conditions (Trend, Volatility, News Events)
  • Risk-Reward Ratio

Example of a Trade Journal Entry

  • Stock: Reliance Industries
  • Entry: ₹2400 (Breakout)
  • Exit: ₹2500 (+4% gain)
  • Mistake: Could have held longer based on trend strength
  • Lesson: Avoid exiting early due to fear
  • Market Condition: Strong uptrend, FII buying pressure

By maintaining a journal, traders can refine their strategies and grow consistently over time.

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