Your results, your reasoning and your next review.
A focused workspace for a more deliberate trading process.
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Compare instruments, entry times and the strategies you actually used.
Less guesswork.
A better review.
An illustrative review of 64 closed trades. These are demonstration results, not an account performance claim.
Net P&L is $6,852.86 after recorded costs, or $107.08 per trade. Average wins of $196.57 exceed average losses of $121.63. A 71.88% win rate and a 1.62 win/loss size ratio both contribute to the result.
Next review: compare the largest losses with the original plan. Label an exit as a rule violation only when your notes or chart provide evidence.
The largest decline in cumulative closed-trade P&L is $194.31. This measure excludes floating losses on open positions.
Next review: examine position size and overlapping exposure during that decline.
Recorded commission, swap and fees total $89.60, averaging $1.40 per trade.
Next review: separate overnight costs from execution costs before changing your trading routine.
Your strategy tags, emotions and entry notes add context. A losing trade does not automatically mean poor discipline; a winning trade does not automatically validate the process.
Next review: compare plan-following trades with documented deviations under similar conditions.
Performance, context and private notes, in a workspace designed for focus.
Net P&L, drawdown, profit factor and average trade outcome. Filter by date, instrument and direction to see where the result comes from.
Spot profitable and losing days. Select a date to inspect the trades that contributed to its result.
Choose a setup, record whether you followed your plan and tag mistakes or emotions in a click. Add your own notes and chart screenshot. Saving starts a private technical and behavioural AI review of that trade.
Up to three independent portfolios. Account currencies remain separate, so cents and dollars are never silently combined.
Monte Carlo resampling draws 250 paths from your historical trade outcomes to show their variation and drawdown range.
Import a supported MT4 or MT5 history export, add a CSV file or record trades manually. Where automatic broker connection is enabled, use only the Investor password.
Performance analytics, private notes and up to three independent portfolios.
Fixed-term access. No automatic renewal. Available payment methods and the final total are shown before payment.
Sign in with your ATAI account. The journal has its own dedicated workspace, with links back to your account and the main website.
No. It is a record and analysis workspace. Do not provide your trading password. An automatic connection uses read-only Investor access.
Each portfolio retains its reported account currency. A balance in cents is not combined with a balance in dollars.
No. The demo uses illustrative trades so you can explore the interface. Your private workspace uses the data you import or connect.
Explore the workspace before adding your own trading history.