Trading Journal Guides & Insights

Your dashboard is now a board you build yourself from 38 widgets, each answering one trading question. Here's how to turn on edit mode, add widgets from the catalog, arrange and resize them, and save a board that fits how you trade.

MetaTrader 4 doesn't auto-sync like MT5 — but you can still bring your whole trade history into SniperJournal with a one-time script you run yourself. Here's the setup: create a connection, install the script, show all history, and run it.

Connect your MetaTrader 5 account to SniperJournal and let your closed trades sync on their own — read-only, no password, any broker. Here's the 3-step setup, plus the auto-sync agent that logs every trade the moment you close it.

If an imported trade shows an identical entry and exit time — or chart markers stuck on one fixed spot — it isn't a bug. It's what your broker's export file contains. Here's how to spot it and pick the right export.

A trading journal is the working record behind most consistent traders. Here's what it is, why it works when willpower alone doesn't, what to log, and how to keep the habit alive.

Three ways to remove trades — one at a time, several at once, or an entire account — plus the detail that trips people up: which account you have selected.

Plan your session before the open, mark your levels on real charts, and close the loop by comparing what you planned with what you actually traded.

Connect your exchange with a read-only API key and let SniperJournal pull your trades automatically. Here's how it works, which portfolio they land in, and how to read the sync results.

Most traders don't have a bad strategy — they have a discipline leak. Here's how Ghost Mode proves what your trading looks like without your mistakes, and how AI Insights makes sure you never miss them.

We compared every major trading journal on the market — features, pricing, AI capabilities, and exchange support. Here's what we found.

Most trading journals charge you monthly for basic spreadsheets. We built something different — a free journal with AI that helps you find what's costing you money.