PFX JournalYour trades, logged for you
Attach once and every MT5 trade lands in your online journal: win rate, R, the P&L calendar and prop-firm rules. It never trades.
Your MT5 trades journal themselves. Attach once and every trade lands in a full online journal: win rate, R, P&L calendar, prop-firm rules. Never trades. No password.
- Version
- 1.04
- Type
- Utility
- Price
- Free
- Download
- MQL5 Market
Three thingsworth knowing.
- Every trade logged itself
- Win rate, R and calendar
- Never places an order
What changed,release by release.
The notes each version shipped with on the MQL5 Market.
v1.042026-10-11
New icon: PFX Journal now carries the new glass card artwork in the Navigator, on the chart and on the Market. Nothing else changed - same settings, same behaviour. No action needed.
v1.03
- NEW - Deposits and withdrawals are sent, so growth on the website no longer counts money you added as profit.
- NEW - Account equity every 5 minutes (new setting, 0 = off): a real equity curve and drawdown, open trades included,
- NEW - Each trade records how it closed (stop loss, take profit, stop-out, the EA, or by hand) and which EA placed it
- NEW - Each closed trade records the worst and best price it saw while open (MAE / MFE), from one-minute prices.
- Still never trades and never needs your broker password. Nothing to change on the website.
v1.02
- NEW - Status panel on the chart in the PFX style: a status chip (CONNECTED, SENDING, ACTION NEEDED...), what it is
- Sends every buy/sell deal with its stop loss and take profit, so R-multiples fill themselves in on the journal.
- Nothing is lost or counted twice: it only moves on after the website confirms, and resends safely after a dropped connection.
Demo first.Then your account.
Install from the official MQL5 Market listing, inside MetaTrader 5 desktop.
Connect MT5 with PFX Journal →Check symbols, permissions and your broker's contract settings on a demo account before you rely on it.
Open a demo account →It only works while MetaTrader 5 is open and connected, with the rules you set.
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