TradersSee the habit that’s costing you money. Without typing a single trade.
Connect MT5 read-only. The Journal names what keeps costing you and hands you the lesson to fix it. Even if you’ve never kept a journal.
Be honest
Does this sound familiar?
“I know I’m doing something wrong. I just can’t see what.”
“I started a journal three times. Gave up three times.”
“My win rate looks fine. My account doesn’t.”
Picture next week
Same trades. No more guessing why.
- You know the one habit to work on this week.Not ten things. The one that costs the most.
- You stop arguing with yourself about exits.You have seen, in money, what closing early costs you.
- A bad week stops feeling random.You can tell a losing run from a broken rule.
How it works
Three steps. Then it tells you.
- 1Connect MT5Read-only, with your investor password. Any market.
- 2SyncYour trades come straight from your broker. You never type one.
- 3Read what it foundEach finding comes with the lesson or the rule to try.
The first thing you see: your top 3 habits, by what they cost.
From your trades
Your 3 priorities
Stop after 2 losses in a day
Trades taken after the 2nd loss of the day, on 7 days
Put a stop on every trade
85% of trades had a stop. The 14 without one lost the most
Be careful in the Asia session
17 trades, 41% won
Then everything behind them.
Arrives the moment a trade lands
Cumulative · example month
+$1,284
96 trades across 18 trading days
Win rate
58%
Profit factor
1.6
Expectancy
+$13.40
vs previous
+$842
Performance
Tuesday is your strongest day. Your trades are spread fairly evenly — 16 to 22 per day.
Read: Win Rate vs Profit Factor: Which Numbers Actually MatterSession Performance
41 trades · 62%
38 trades · 55%
17 trades · 41%
Trades Per Day
Your 3-4 trade days average +142. Days with 7 or more trades average −210. Taking fewer trades in a day is worth more than finding another one.
Read: Overtrading: How to Know When You're Trading Too MuchWhen To Stop
Next trade after a loss
34 trades · 41% won · after a win: +$48
After your 1st loss
kept trading on 11 of 14 days · 29 trades
After your 2nd loss
kept trading on 7 of 8 days · 19 trades
MentorOn 7 days you kept trading after 2 losses. Those trades: −$538. Rule to try: stop after 2 losses a day.
Stop Discipline
+$1,640
−$356
Moved to break-even or better
18 then closed there · +$214
How You Scale Out
Closed in pieces
27 trades · 78% won · +$36.30 avg
Closed in one go
69 trades · 51% won · +$4.41 avg
MentorScaling out earned +$310 more than holding it all to your last exit. Your last piece ends at the stop on 15 of 27 — the runner rarely pays.
Appears once you review
Strategy Performance
38 trades · 64% won
24 trades · 58% won
9 trades · 33% won · outside your strategies
25 trades · 38% won
Your strategies made +$1,704; trades outside them (9) made −$420. Rule to try: only your own strategies for the next two weeks.
Confluences
42 trades
35 trades
28 trades
11 trades
Trades tagged liquidity grab are where the money is made and news within 30m is where it goes back. Both are conditions you chose to enter on.
Execution
What went wrong, grouped by where in the trade it happened.
Trade management — moved my stop
9 trades · 22% win rate
Entry — entered early
14 trades · 36% win rate
Exit — closed early
11 trades · 55% win rate
MentorPlan kept: avg +$24.10. Plan broken: avg −$18.60. Trade management costs more than all other stages combined. 74% followed your plan (61 of 82).
Your Mentor
The one thing to fix
Trading on after your second loss cost you more than the month made.
Also true: trades where every essential condition was present made most of the month, and scaling out is earning you more than holding would.
Next: stop after 2 losses a day, and set the stop once.
Everything under “appears once you review” comes from roughly twenty seconds per trade. Nothing your broker sends can produce it — and the more trades you review, the more specific it gets.
Every figure in this example is invented, and this is only a sample of the cards — the Journal also covers your calendar, risk, position size, stops and exits, psychology and more.
Yes, but
The questions you’re asking right now.
- “Is my trading account safe?”Yes. The Journal uses your read-only investor password. It cannot place a trade, and we never store it.
- “I don’t have time to journal.”You don’t type trades. They come from MT5. A short review on a trade unlocks the deeper cards, like execution and psychology.
- “I’m not on MT5.”You can upload a trade report or log trades by hand, and every finding still works.
- “What does it cost?”It’s free during the beta, until 15 November.