Module 7 — The trading journal
Record every decision so that you learn from your process, not from luck.
Free course · All levels · 20 min
Module 7 — The trading journal
Record every decision so that you learn from your process, not from luck.
Lesson 1 of 2 · 10 min
OBJECTIVE
What to record
A journal is a written record of each trade: the plan before entry, what happened, and how well you followed the plan.
LEARNING VISUAL
Learning diagram: What to record
Concrete example
Entry note: “Liquidity observed by the named source at 10:05 UTC; holder concentration unknown; planned risk 1R.” Writing “unknown” honestly is better than guessing.
Practical checklist
- Write the plan before entering
- Record the result in R, after fees
- Mark unknowns as unknown
Mini quiz
What should be written before entering a trade?
Answer the mini quiz correctly to validate this lesson and continue.
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