MetaTrader 5
AutomaticPFX Journal reads your MT5 history and sends it to your journal with your private link. It never trades.
- Closed deals, costs and balance
- Hedging accounts kept apart by position
- About fifteen minutes to connect
A free trading journal that fills itself from MetaTrader 5 and NinjaTrader 8. Trading somewhere else? Add a manual account and type trades in, or import a CSV.
Each trading account in your journal says how its trades arrive. MT5 and NT8 accounts send their fills on their own. Any other account is a manual account.
PFX Journal reads your MT5 history and sends it to your journal with your private link. It never trades.
The free Journal add-on sends every NinjaTrader fill and your account balance to your journal on its own. It never trades.
Trade on another platform? Add a manual account. Type a trade in, or import a CSV and check the rows and totals before anything is saved.
The same dashboard you get when you sign in, filled with sample accounts. Scroll it, hover the charts, switch the chart tabs and the prop accounts, and try the light theme.
Example trade, not a real one.
Example playbook. Write your own.
These are your own notes of the firm's rules. The journal does not connect to the firm.
Example week. Days and times follow the timezone you choose.
The "Your data" guide explains what is kept and why.
Yes. The journal and the PFX Journal add-ons are free. Donations keep PrecisionFX running, and they are optional.
No. PFX Journal for MT5 and the NinjaTrader 8 Journal add-on only read your history and fills and send them to your journal. They never open, change or close a trade.
Yes. Add a manual account, then type trades in by hand or import a CSV. You check the rows and totals before anything is saved.
No. Every fill has its own broker id, and the journal keeps one copy of each. Trades are rebuilt from those fills.
No. You keep your own copy of the firm's rules and log your own equity checkpoints. Always check your numbers with the firm.
The one you choose when you sign up. The calendar, reports and weekly notebook all use it.
Create your account with a one-time code from your email. Then add your first trading account: MT5, NT8, or manual.
Trading carries risk. A journal records what happened. It does not tell you what to trade.