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Trading Journal
Drop in your MT5 history and get an honest read on your trading — win rate, profit factor, drawdown, and the habits quietly costing you money.
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Import an MT5 history report on the Import tab, or add a trade by hand on Add Trade. Everything stays in this browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Equity Curve

Profit by Symbol

Profit by Day of Week

Long vs Short

Profit by Hour Opened (your local time)

Full Statistics

What your history is telling you

These notes are generated from patterns in your own trades — they are observations about your history, not financial advice.

Log a trade by hand

Fill in lot size and both prices to see the profit or loss.

Import from MetaTrader 5

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Drop your MT5 report here
or tap to choose a file — .html, .xlsx or .csv

How to get the file out of MT5

  1. Open MetaTrader 5 and go to the Toolbox panel at the bottom.
  2. Click the History tab.
  3. Right-click anywhere in the list → set the period to All History.
  4. Right-click again → Report → choose HTML or XLSX.
  5. Save it, then drop that file above.
On the phone app the report option is not available — export from the desktop terminal, or log trades by hand on the Add Trade tab.

Your data

Every trade you add lives in this browser only. Nothing is sent to zubarekhan.com or anywhere else — there is no account and no server copy. That also means clearing your browser data will erase it, so take a backup now and then.

Load a demo

Want to see what the journal looks like fully populated? This loads 120 sample trades so you can explore. It will not touch anything you have already saved — take a backup first if you are unsure.
This journal is a record-keeping tool, not financial advice. Statistics describe what already happened in your account and say nothing about future results. Trading leveraged products carries substantial risk of loss.