Capture the complete trade
Record date, ticker, entry, exit, position size, and commissions. Keep the details that loose notes tend to miss.
Trading journal · Digital downloads
Turn scattered trade notes into a clearer picture of your performance. Journals for Excel and Google Sheets help you review results, risk, and discipline—without another monthly subscription.
For independent traders of stocks and ETFs. Your data, your review.
Built around a simple promise:
clarity, not trading hype.
01 / The review process
A useful journal does more than record the outcome. It helps you understand how you got there—and what deserves a second look.
Review profit factor, average trade result, and net P&L together. A high win rate alone doesn’t tell the whole story.
Diagram shows the review structure, not investment results. TradeMetric analyzes historical entries; it does not predict returns.
Record date, ticker, entry, exit, position size, and commissions. Keep the details that loose notes tend to miss.
Compare results by strategy, ticker, and trading hour. Use your dashboard to find questions worth investigating.
Document planned risk and rule violations. Return to your monthly review with a record of decisions—not just a memory of them.
02 / Choose your journal
Planned launch editions, priced in USD. Check the catalog for availability and final product details.
$39planned · one time
The complete review workflow for stock and ETF traders who want more than a trade log.
A simpler starting point: trade recording and basic statistics.
Planned launch price · one-time purchase
Planned advanced options tracking. Compatibility will be confirmed after calculation testing.
Planned launch price · one-time purchase
Planned collection of all journal editions and tutorials.
Planned launch price · one-time purchase
03 / Start with a clearer record
Make space for a repeatable review. Find the TradeMetric journal that fits the way you trade.
TradeMetric is a recordkeeping and historical-analysis tool, not financial advice. No live AI, automatic broker connection, or TradingView integration is promised at launch. Trading involves risk; no journal can guarantee profitability.