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Log a trade or import your history from Deriv, MT4/MT5 or a CSV. Every figure on this page is calculated from your own trades, and nothing is filled in for you.
Log your first trade and it will appear here.
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It reads only your own trades. Every answer shows its formula, its period and the trades behind it. It never predicts the market, never tells you what to buy or sell, and never invents a number — where your data can't support an answer, it says so.
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Full reports are part of Pro
R-multiple, drawdown, streaks, MFE and MAE, psychology, day and hour, pair, session and setup, each one drilling down to the trades behind it.
Go Pro: $20 / 30 daysPerformance
R-multiple
Drawdown and streaks
Rule compliance
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MFE, MAE and exit efficiency
Psychology
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Missed trades
The prop challenge tracker is part of Pro
Set your firm's profit target and loss limits, and Journzen measures the challenge from your real trades.
Go ProDeriv
- Open Deriv’s token page. app.deriv.com/account/api-token
- Create the token. Name it anything, for example
journal. If Deriv shows a Read box: Read ticked, and only Read. If it shows permission cards instead, untick Trade and tick Account management only. The token must never be able to trade. - Copy it, paste it here, tap Connect Deriv. Your closed trades import straight away, with their times and prices.
Connected · not synced yet · token saved on this device only
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How to export your history
- MT4: Terminal → Account History → right-click → Save as Report.
- MT5: Toolbox → History → right-click → Report → save.
- Upload the .html or .csv file here. Trades already in your journal are skipped.
CSV
Columns Journzen reads
- Header row with:
Date, Pair, Direction, Entry Price, Exit Price, Lot Size, P/L ($). - Optional:
Entry Time, Exit Time, Setup, Mistakes, Notes. Mistakes are separated by semicolons. - A Journzen CSV export imports back as-is. Rows already in your journal are skipped.
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