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# Trade Journal Guide
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The Trade Journal provides comprehensive analysis of your trading history with advanced filtering, statistics, and export capabilities.
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## Overview
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The Trade Journal page (`/journal`) allows you to:
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- View complete trade history across all symbols and order types
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- Filter trades by status, side, symbol, and date range
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- Analyze trade statistics and performance metrics
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- Export trade data to CSV for external analysis
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- Track fees, volumes, and win rates
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## Accessing the Trade Journal
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1. Navigate to the **Trade Journal** page from the main navigation menu
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2. The journal displays all trades for the selected trading mode (Paper or Live)
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## Trade Statistics
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The Trade Journal displays key statistics at the top of the page:
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- **Total Trades**: Number of all trades matching current filters
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- **Filled Trades**: Number of successfully executed trades
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- **Total Volume**: Sum of all trade quantities
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- **Total Fees**: Cumulative fees paid across all trades
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## Filtering Trades
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Use the filter panel to narrow down your trade history:
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### Status Filter
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- All
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- Filled
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- Open
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- Pending
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- Cancelled
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- Rejected
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### Side Filter
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- All
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- Buy
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- Sell
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### Symbol Filter
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- Enter symbol name to search (e.g., "BTC/USD")
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- Partial matching supported
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### Date Range Filter
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- **Start Date**: Filter trades from this date onwards
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- **End Date**: Filter trades up to this date
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- Both fields optional; leave empty to show all dates
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### Trading Mode Toggle
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- Switch between Paper Trading and Live Trading data
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## Trade Table
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The trade table displays detailed information for each trade:
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- **ID**: Unique order identifier
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- **Symbol**: Trading pair (e.g., BTC/USD)
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- **Side**: Buy or Sell (color-coded chips)
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- **Type**: Order type (Market, Limit, Stop Loss, Trailing Stop, etc.)
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- **Quantity**: Order size
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- **Price**: Limit price (or "Market" for market orders)
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- **Status**: Current order status (color-coded chips)
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- **Filled**: Quantity that has been executed
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- **Fee**: Trading fee for this order
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- **Created At**: Timestamp when order was placed
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## Exporting Data
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To export trade data:
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1. Apply desired filters to narrow down trades
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2. Click the **Export CSV** button
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3. A CSV file will download with all filtered trades
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4. File name includes date: `trade_journal_YYYY-MM-DD.csv`
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The CSV includes all columns from the trade table for easy analysis in Excel, Google Sheets, or other tools.
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## Use Cases
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### Performance Analysis
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- Filter by filled trades to analyze executed strategy performance
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- Use date range to analyze performance over specific periods
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- Compare buy vs sell trade performance
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### Fee Tracking
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- View total fees to understand trading costs
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- Filter by symbol to see fees per trading pair
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- Export to calculate tax implications
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### Strategy Review
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- Filter by order type to analyze strategy effectiveness
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- Review cancelled/rejected orders to identify issues
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- Track order types used in different market conditions
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### Reporting
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- Export data for tax reporting
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- Create custom reports in spreadsheet software
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- Track compliance with trading limits
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## Tips
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- Use multiple filters together for precise analysis
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- Export data regularly for backup and external analysis
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- Review rejected/cancelled orders to identify systematic issues
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- Compare paper and live trading statistics separately
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