Trading journal

Trading journals by market

Q: What is a trading journal by market?

Market pages explain journaling for one asset class. One TradeReview account can hold stocks, options, futures, forex, and crypto together.

Q: Can I log stocks and forex in the same account?

Yes. One journal can hold multiple markets. Use extra accounts on paid plans to isolate a broker or strategy.

Q: Is there a separate CFD trading journal page?

CFDs are a trade type in the app, not a separate landing. Journal them with the related market and use tags in reports.

Q: Do I need a different app for options spreads?

No. Option spreads are on Basic and Pro in the same journal. See /trading-journal/options/.

Q: Should I start in Excel or in TradeReview?

Excel is useful for learning. TradeReview is better when you want import, mobile review, and stats without maintaining formulas.

Q: How do I import existing trades?

Manual entry is on Free. File import is Basic/Pro. Auto Sync is Pro. See supported brokers for your platform.

Q: Are these journal pages the same as the app?

The market pages are marketing landings. You log and review trades in the TradeReview app.

Q: Is a trading journal financial advice?

No. TradeReview is journaling software, not financial advice.

Open a dedicated landing for stocks, options (with option spreads), futures, forex, or crypto — then import from supported brokers and review win rate, P&L, profit factor, and drawdown. CFDs use the same journal.

A trading journal records every trade — entries, exits, size, fees, setups, and notes — so you can measure win rate, P&L, profit factor, and drawdown instead of guessing from memory. TradeReview is a free trading journal app for stocks, options (including option spreads on Basic and Pro), futures, forex, crypto, and CFDs, with CSV/file import on paid plans and broker sync on Pro.

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Choose your market

Open a dedicated trading journal page for the asset class you trade most — including options with option spreads on Basic and Pro, plus Call/Put and DTE reports.

CFDs are also a first-class trade type in TradeReview — journal them alongside stocks, options, futures, forex, and crypto when you trade contracts for difference.

Next steps

What is a trading journal by market?

Each page below is a landing for one asset class — stocks, options, futures, forex, or crypto. The same TradeReview account can hold all of those trade types; pick the page that matches how you search.

Can I log stocks and forex in the same account?

Yes. TradeReview is one journal. Filter reports by symbol, tags, or date. Use extra accounts on Basic/Pro when you want a broker or strategy isolated.

Is there a separate CFD trading journal page?

CFDs are a trade type in the app, not a separate hub URL. Journal them next to the underlying market you use (for example forex or indices) and tag them so reports stay clear.

Do I need a different app for options spreads?

No. Option spreads are on Basic and Pro inside the same journal, with Call/Put and DTE reports. See the options trading journal page.

Should I start in Excel or in TradeReview?

Excel is fine to learn columns and formulas. When you want broker import, mobile review, and calculated win rate without maintaining sheets, use TradeReview. Setup notes: Excel template guide.

How do I import existing trades?

Manual entry works on Free. CSV/file import is Basic/Pro; Auto Sync is Pro. Check supported brokers for your platform.

Are these journal pages the same as the app?

These URLs explain the product by market. Logging, reports, and sync happen in the TradeReview app after you create an account.

Is a trading journal financial advice?

No. TradeReview is software for recording and reviewing your own trades. See the disclaimer.