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I use Excel and notepad to record the history of my trades. I make two columns where I put my bad trades and in other, I put the record of my winning trades and profits.
Indeed. I wonder whether there are any traders who manage without one, if anything I'd love to hear from them how they do it.
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i dont journal trades... stats on fxblue/myfxbook is enough to tell me how i am doing,,,, because each individual trade is different.. no 2 trades are the same
just because you got stopped out one time.. and you write why the next time you might not or you could be stopped out for numerous other reasons
so analyzing individual trades i really see no point
i do think however it is important to keep an eye on your trading data i.e drawdown / gain / pf/ sharpe ratio
{quote} i dont journal trades... stats on fxblue/myfxbook is enough to tell me how i am doing,,,, because each individual trade is different.. no 2 trades are the same just because you got stopped out one time.. and you write why the next time you might not or you could be stopped out for numerous other reasons so analyzing individual trades i really see no point i do think however it is important to keep an eye on your trading data i.e drawdown / gain / pf/ sharpe ratio
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It's always interesting to learn how different people approach trading, thank you for sharing that!
I use Excel and notepad to record the history of my trades. I make two columns where I put my bad trades and in other, I put the record of my winning trades and profits.
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Record what condition you use for entering in the market and upon what condition you exit from the market.
I also document all my trades in Excel and evaluate them there. To do this, I export all relevant information from my MT4:
- Trade history (open, closed and pending orders)
- Realtime quotes
- News
The only thing I still have problems with is exporting the indicators values to Excel or csv. I found various scripts with which I can read out the "buffers" of the indicators and copy them to CSV, but unfortunately this is only possible manually and does not work with repaint indicators.
I am therefore looking for a script with which I can export automatically all current indicator values to excel or csv. As soon as the current candle is closed, the currently valid values should be exported to csv. Has anyone ever found a solution for? I would also pay for such a solution.
