A record built for forex
Every entry captures the pair, session, direction, entry, stop, target, size and risk, so a London breakout and an Asian range trade never blur into one line of notes.
Forex trading journal
A forex trading journal built around the weekly review
Most journals stop at recording trades. Trade Master Academy records the trade, then turns the record into statistics, a profit and loss calendar and written rules you can trade from next week.
What the journal records
Each trade is stored as structured data rather than free text, which is what makes the analytics and the calendar possible.
- Date, time and trading session
- Pair, direction and timeframe
- Entry, stop loss, take profit and exit
- Position size and risk percentage
- Strategy and setup name
- Emotion, mistake tag and lesson learned
Journal, review and analytics in one place
Statistics from your own trades
Win rate, average R multiple, profit factor and drawdown are calculated from the trades you log — no sample accounts and no imported track records.
A profit and loss calendar
See winning, losing and break-even days across the month, quarter and year, and spot the sessions and weekdays where your results actually come from.
Mistake tags that turn into rules
Tag what went wrong, then use the journaling guides in the library to convert repeated tags into written rules in your trading plan.
An education assistant
Ask the built-in assistant to explain a concept, a lesson or a market event in plain language while you review your week.
Progress you can follow
Personal goals, a trader roadmap and a discipline score track how your process develops over months, not single trades.
How traders use it week to week
- 1. Log the trade while it is fresh. Record the setup, risk and the emotion you felt at entry, before the result changes how you remember it.
- 2. Close the loop at exit. Add the exit price, the resulting R multiple and one sentence on what you learned.
- 3. Review once a week. Read the calendar and the statistics together, and look for the mistake tag that repeats.
- 4. Rewrite one rule. Change a single line in your trading plan, then measure it against the next twenty trades.