Trade Journal & Sharing
Record every trade, review your decisions, share with mentors
How to use the Traderwise trade journal. Record entries, exits, screenshots, and notes for every trade. Share a read-only link with a mentor or coach for feedback.
The trade journal is the single most important habit a developing trader can build. Traderwise records every trade you take in the simulation environment automatically, then lets you annotate it after the fact.
What gets recorded automatically
Every trade in the simulation environment writes the following to your journal:
- Entry price, exit price, position size, P&L
- Instrument and timeframe
- Which Nowcast strategy generated the originating signal (if any)
- Signal confidence score at entry
- Session and date stamp
You don't need to do anything for this to happen — it's captured from your simulation account.
What you add manually
After the trade closes, open the entry in your journal and add:
- Screenshot — drag-and-drop a chart image. Stored privately, never shared without your permission.
- Setup notes — what you saw before entry. Why this trade, why now?
- Outcome notes — what actually happened. Was your thesis right? Was the entry timed well?
- Tags — free-form labels you can filter by later (e.g. "fomo entry", "trend day", "news whipsaw")
Sharing with a mentor
Each journal entry can be made shareable with a single click. This generates a read-only public URL — traderwise.io/traderwise/journal/{token} — that anyone can open without a Traderwise account.
Privacy: sharing is opt-in per entry. Nothing in your journal is public by default. Revoke a share token at any time from the entry's settings panel.
Use share links to:
- Get feedback from a trading mentor or coach
- Submit a trade for review during a Quantum AI Coach session
- Discuss a setup in a community thread without exposing your full journal
Weekly review
Every Sunday, the journal generates a one-page weekly review summarising:
- Number of trades, win rate, average R
- Best-performing strategy of the week
- Worst-performing strategy of the week
- Tag-level breakdown (so you can see if "fomo entries" cost you more than they earned)
The weekly review is private. It is the most underrated feature on Traderwise — spending 15 minutes on it every weekend is the fastest way to improve.