Practical articles on trading journals, setups, and routine improvements.
Step-by-step guide to connecting your OKX account to Edgelog using a read-only API key. Auto-sync your spot and futures trades into a free crypto trading journal in minutes.
Read article →Learn how to connect your Bybit account to Edgelog using a read-only API key so your futures and spot trades sync automatically into your free trading journal — no manual logging needed.
Read article →A step-by-step guide to connecting your Binance account to Edgelog using a read-only API key — automatically sync your Spot and Futures trades into your free trading journal in minutes.
Read article →Step-by-step guide to connecting your MetaTrader 4 desktop platform to Edgelog using the EA Sync method. Get your trades auto-logging in real time — no manual entry, no spreadsheets.
Read article →A complete step-by-step walkthrough showing exactly how to connect MetaTrader 5 to Edgelog for live trade sync — from downloading the EA to confirming your first batch of trades is sending. Takes about 5 minutes.
Read article →Most traders don't blow accounts from bad analysis — they blow them from bad risk management. These 3 rules will keep you in the game long enough to find your edge.
Read article →A free trading playbook tells you exactly when to enter, exit, and stay out of the market — here's how to build one that actually improves your results.
Read article →A practical framework for recording setups, execution quality, and post-trade lessons.
Read article →The London-New York crossover floods the market with volume, volatility, and noise — and most traders journal it completely wrong. Here's why it wrecks your data and how to fix it.
Read article →Notion and Excel are the two most popular DIY trading journal options — but both have real limitations. Here's an honest breakdown of each, and what serious traders use instead.
Read article →A quick breakdown of workflow, export quality, and the trade-offs that matter most.
Read article →Running a small account doesn't mean you can trade with less discipline — it means you can't afford to waste money on journal software. Here's how TradeViz and Edgelog stack up for traders who count every pip.
Read article →Considering Journalytix but not sure it's worth the monthly fee? This head-to-head breakdown compares Journalytix and Edgelog across features, pricing, and MT4/MT5 sync — so you can pick the right trading journal before you commit.
Read article →Choosing a trading journal shouldn't cost you money before you've even proven your edge. Here's how Edgelog and Tradervue stack up on the features that actually matter — for free.
Read article →Overtrading isn't a discipline problem — it's a data problem. Learn how tracking your trading psychology in a structured journal can expose the emotional patterns costing you pips, and how to break the cycle for good.
Read article →Five habits that make your journal a decision-making tool instead of a diary.
Read article →Understand where the paid tools help and where a free journal is more than enough.
Read article →Running a Hugosway MT5 account and tired of manually logging every trade? Here's exactly how to get MetaTrader 5 syncing with a free journal in minutes.
Read article →Excel trading journals are free but manual. Automated software saves hours and surfaces insights you'd never find in a spreadsheet. Here's how to choose.
Read article →Most traders obsess over win rate and profit factor — but ignore the one metric that silently drains their account. Here's how to calculate your Mistake Cost and use it to stop bleeding money on errors you already know how to fix.
Read article →Not all hours are created equal in forex and crypto. Learn how to analyze your session performance data to find the specific hours when your edge is sharpest — and stop trading when it isn't.
Read article →TradingView and MetaTrader both have die-hard fans — but they serve very different purposes. Here's how to stop fighting the tools and start using each one for what it actually does best.
Read article →Edgelog just went multilingual. Here's what the 5-language update means for forex and crypto traders worldwide and why your trading journal should speak your language.
Read article →Supply and demand zones are among the most reliable price levels a trader can use — but only if you know how to draw them correctly and manage the trade when the price arrives.
Read article →Smart money concept trading flips conventional technical analysis on its head. Here's what SMC actually means, how institutional order flow works, and why journaling your SMC setups changes everything.
Read article →Keltner channels are one of the most underrated volatility tools in forex and crypto trading. Here's how to actually use them — three setups, worked numbers, and how journaling sharpens your edge.
Read article →Most trading journals track the wrong things. Here's exactly which columns your spreadsheet template needs — and which ones quietly waste your time.
Read article →The inside bar is one of the cleanest price action setups in forex and crypto — but most traders misuse it. Here's how to trade it with precision and track whether it's actually working for you.
Read article →The consistency rule trips up more funded traders than any other prop firm requirement. Here's exactly how it works, why it exists, and how to track it before it costs you a payout.
Read article →A daily P&L calendar turns a month of trades into a grid you can actually read. Here's why it changes how you spot patterns — and how to use one without paying for it.
Read article →A working trader's honest look at the best free backtesting tools in 2026 — what they actually do, where they fall short, and why your journal matters more than your backtest.
Read article →A Google Sheets trading journal template is a solid starting point—here's how to build one that actually teaches you something, plus what to do when you outgrow it.
Read article →Free. No credit card required. Sync in minutes.