01
Compare setups across tickers
Use playbooks for breakouts, pullbacks, reversals, earnings reactions, or your own patterns. Review the setup as a group instead of drawing conclusions from one memorable trade.
For stock traders
A stock trading journal that connects charts to decisions
The ticker and P&L are only the final line of a stock trade. TheProfitPath stores the chart, catalyst notes, setup, entry, exit, risk, emotion, and management decisions that explain how the result was created.
Built for review and education. No journal can guarantee trading results.
theprofitpath.app/journal
Net P&L
$12,480.00
Trade Win %
64.3%
Average Win vs Loss
$205.83-$93.33
Net P&L Chart
$13,652
$13.7k$12.4k$11.1k$9.8k
Drawdown Chart
$0
$0-$254-$509-$763
Account Growth
$68,195
TSTopstep 50K$36,59753.7%
APApex 100K$18,65627.4%
PEPersonal$12,94219%
More than a stock-trade ledger What goes into each record.
- Ticker, long or short direction
- Entry, exit, quantity, and commissions
- Setup, catalyst, and market context
- Screenshots, emotions, and review notes
Review the decision, not only the result.
02
Save the chart you actually saw
Attach screenshots to preserve the information available at decision time. Notes explain the thesis, while the post-trade review records what changed and whether the exit followed the plan.
03
Track behavior on both sides
Record long and short trades in the same journal, then compare the setups, emotions, win rate, and risk profile attached to each part of your strategy.
Trade journal
Log entries with screenshots and session notes in seconds.
EU
EUR/USD
Euro / US dollar
-$1,117.97
Sep 23, 2026
Late entry
Missed the first impulse and chased instead of waiting for the pullback. Sized down to keep risk honest, took partials at +1R and scratched the rest. Rule added to the playbook.
Tilt
0%
Regret
0%
A journal only works when you return to it. Keep capture simple, add the context that matters, and schedule the review.
- 01
Define the idea
Choose the account and setup, then record the thesis, catalyst context, entry trigger, and invalidation.
- 02
Capture execution
Store the ticker, direction, quantity, prices, stop, target, commissions, and screenshot.
- 03
Review management
Note confidence, emotions, scale decisions, rule violations, exit rationale, and what you would repeat.
- 04
Compare outcomes
Filter by symbol, playbook, account, or period to test whether the pattern remains useful.
Related feature
Trade journalLog entries with screenshots and session notes in seconds.Explore the featureWhat to measure. Metrics with a trail back to the journal.
- Symbol performance
- See how results differ across the tickers in your journal.
- Setup win rate
- Compare the outcomes attached to each documented playbook.
- Average win and loss
- Inspect payoff size alongside win rate instead of using either metric alone.
- Equity curve
- Follow cumulative journal results and the losing sequences inside them.
Questions traders ask. Clear answers about what the journal does and where another source stays authoritative.
Yes. Each trade records its long or short side, along with the ticker, entry, exit, quantity, stop, target, commissions, P&L, screenshots, notes, and emotions.
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