Trading Journal

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Open the journal

The journal lives on the dashboard at myfundedperpetuals.com/dashboard/journal. Every trade you close on the selected challenge account appears there automatically: entry and exit prices, size, leverage, fees, funding, and close reason all come from your trading history. There is no manual trade entry and nothing to sync.

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What is logged for each trade

A journal trade is one complete position lifecycle (open to fully closed). Each row shows:

• Close time, market, side, and leverage.
• Entry size and lifecycle entry/exit prices (volume-weighted when the position filled in parts).
• Hold time, with an automatic bucket: Scalp (under 15 minutes), Intraday (under 24 hours), or Swing (24 hours or longer).
• Net P&L (realized P&L minus fees, plus funding).
• R multiple, when the trade has one (see below).

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R multiple

The R multiple expresses net P&L as a multiple of the risk you defined at entry: the distance from your entry price to the stop loss attached when the order was placed, times the entry size.

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Reviewing a trade

Select any row to open its dedicated trade review page. The page opens with a candlestick chart of the trade’s hold window: the entry and exit are marked on the candles, and the entry, exit, initial stop, and initial target levels are drawn as horizontal lines. The chart picks a candle interval that fits the hold, from one-minute candles for a scalp up to daily candles for a long swing. Trade facts (prices, fees, funding, initial stop and target, hold time) are read-only. You can add:

• Notes: free-form review text, up to 2,000 characters.
• Setup: a short label for the strategy or pattern you traded.
• Tags and Mistakes: separate lists so errors stay visible. Up to 12 of each, added with Enter. Both inputs suggest the labels you used on recent entries, so a recurring setup or mistake keeps one consistent name.
• Execution rating: 1 to 10. Ratings saved on the earlier 1 to 5 scale are shown doubled so they stay comparable.

Select Save Journal to store the entry; a confirmation appears when the save lands. Clearing every field and saving removes the entry, which marks the trade Not Journaled again. Only closed trades can be journaled, and only the account owner can write entries.

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Share a trade publicly

Turn on Public Trade from a trade’s review page to create a public, read-only link. Anyone with the link can see the trade facts, chart, and saved journal entry. They cannot edit the notes, labels, rating, chart layout, or any other trade data. Challenge account identifiers and owner identity are not included in the public view. Use Copy Link after enabling visibility. Turn Public Trade off at any time to revoke access immediately. A trade is private by default, and clearing its journal review does not change the visibility choice.

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Working through the queue

The review page includes Previous and Next controls that step through your recent trades in close order, and Save & Review Next stores the current entry and jumps straight to the next trade without a journal entry. Each trade in the table shows Not Journaled until you save an entry for it, then Journaled. These labels track your own notes only; they are not a review by MyFundedPerps and do not affect your account. The journal table shows how many trades are not journaled yet, and the Journal filter narrows the table to just those.

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Filters and history depth

Filter the table by journal status, or search it. The table loads your most recent trades first and pages backward on demand, up to the most recent 200 trades. The performance tiles and P&L calendar above the table use the same analytics ranges as the Performance page. The P&L calendar places each trade on the New York trading day it closed in, the same day your daily loss limit uses. That day starts at midnight New York time, so a trade closed in the evening in the Americas counts toward that same date. Select Download CSV to export the account’s complete journal history. The file includes every closed trade, not only the rows currently loaded in the table, together with trade facts, calculated results, journal status, setup, tags, mistakes, execution rating, and notes.