Your Trades Deserve More Than a P&L Number.
Bring supported broker records into a trading calendar and performance review. Look at entries, holding periods and fees, then revisit the notes that explain what you were thinking.
Select a trading day to inspect the closed trades behind its result.
UI demonstration only. No live feed or personal account is connected. Create an account to use your own workspace.01 / BRING YOUR RECORDS TOGETHER
From a Trading Day to the Trades Behind It.
Bring in supported broker records, select the account scope and open a day on the trading calendar. Review the closed trades, entry and exit prices, and costs behind the result.
- Use the broker options shown in the import flow.
- Switch broker or account scope before comparing results.
- Keep fills and personal account information within your signed-in workspace.
Select a trading day to inspect the closed trades behind its result.
UI demonstration only. No live feed or personal account is connected. Create an account to use your own workspace.02 / LOOK ACROSS YOUR TRADES
Find the Days and Entries Worth Reviewing.
Start with the calendar, then look more closely at the trades behind a day. Compare account performance and entry context across ticker, time window, price and holding duration where the records support it.
- Move from a calendar day into its underlying trades.
- Review fees and whether the figures include them.
- Compare like-for-like scopes instead of mixing accounts or currencies.
Compare trade outcomes, average winners and losers, and the fee basis.
UI demonstration only. No live feed or personal account is connected. Create an account to use your own workspace.03 / RECONNECT THE DECISION
What Did You Know When You Took the Trade?
Use the trading record together with your Desk notes and ticker research. Write down what you expected, what changed and what you want to examine again. Keep observations specific enough to revisit.
- Revisit ticker history when researching a name you have traded before.
- Keep preparation notes and review questions on Desk.
- Separate the trade’s outcome from what the evidence supported at the time.
Revisit the selected day in Desk and keep your review next to your notes.
UI demonstration only. No live feed or personal account is connected. Create an account to use your own workspace.05 + 06 / Record and Review
Where Journal Fits in Your Trading Workflow.
Reconstruct executed trades, examine the outcomes and bring specific review questions back to the next trading day.
Six steps. Two ways to connect them.
From a collection of tools to a connected FennEdge workspace. Trade execution stays with your broker.
Swipe horizontally to explore all six steps
01Scan A focused watchlist | 02Research An evidence-backed brief | 03Plan & note A timestamped plan | 04Trade Order status and fills | 05Record A reconciled trade record | 06Review One testable process adjustment |
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| Separate toolsSpecialist tools for each step | |||||
| workflowYour workspace for research, notes and trade review | |||||
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BEFORE YOU START
A Few More Things About Journal.
Which broker records can I review?
Journal supports the broker integrations shown in the signed-in import flow. Availability can vary by environment and account.
Is my trading history public?
No. Broker records, notes and account performance are private account data.
Where Will I Go After Signing In?
You will return to /trading-journal. Accounts with access open the Journal workspace directly. If an invitation or plan is required, you will see the relevant access step.
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