Stocks
Stock trading journal for equities and ETFs
Log long and short equity trades, tag setups, and review win rate, P&L, profit factor, and drawdown — with a calendar, notebook, and day/time reports in one place.
A stocks trading journal tracks every equity and ETF trade — entry, exit, size, fees, tags, and notes — so you can review win rate, net P&L, profit factor, and drawdown. TradeReview supports manual logging on Free, file import on Basic/Pro, and broker sync on Pro, on web, iOS, or Android.
Why use a stocks trading journal
- Import stock trades via file upload (Basic/Pro) or broker sync (Pro) instead of typing every fill
- Tag strategies, mood, and mistakes so reports show which setups earn
- Review win rate, net P&L, profit factor, drawdown, and risk/reward when you set a stop
- Use the calendar for daily P&L and the notebook for session notes
- Break down performance by day, time, symbol, and tags in reports
- Journal on web, iOS, or Android when the market closes
How it works
Import or log stock trades
Add trades manually for free, upload a CSV or broker export on Basic/Pro, or connect a supported broker with Auto Sync on Pro.
Tag setups and write notes
Label each trade with strategy, mood, or mistake tags and capture why you took it in the notebook or trade notes.
Review what paid
Open reports and the calendar to check win rate, P&L, profit factor, and drawdown by symbol, tag, or session — then keep the edges that work.
Stocks brokers and platforms
Brokers and platforms in TradeReview with Stocks support. Import method depends on the connector — Auto Sync, file upload, or both.
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What is a stock trading journal?
A stock trading journal is a record of every equity or ETF trade you take — including entry, exit, size, fees, setup tags, and notes — so you can measure win rate, P&L, and risk metrics over time.
Can I import stock trades into TradeReview?
Yes. File import is available on Basic and Pro for several stock brokers and platforms, plus a generic CSV format. Broker Auto Sync is available on Pro. See the supported brokers page for current methods.
Is TradeReview free for stock traders?
Yes — you can journal stock trades manually on Free. File import is on Basic/Pro, and broker sync is on Pro. Compare plans on the pricing page.
Can I track day trades and swing trades in one journal?
Yes. Log both intraday and multi-day stock trades in the same account, then filter by date range, symbol, or tags when you review.
Does a stock journal replace Excel?
For most active traders, yes. TradeReview calculates P&L, win rate, profit factor, and drawdown for you, so you spend time reviewing edges instead of maintaining formulas.