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Trading journal template (CSV)

Twelve columns. Eight come from your broker export, four only you can fill — and those four are the ones that find your leaks. Opens in Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets; imports into Sharpen as-is.

Trading — the 12 columns

ColumnExampleWhy it is there
Date2026-09-07 09:35Entry time — by-hour and by-weekday stats depend on it
SymbolNQ, EURUSD, BTCUSDTP&L per instrument
SideLong / ShortLong vs short expectancy
Size1, 0.5 lots, 250 USDTRevenge sizing shows up here
Entry price / Exit price18412.25 / 18438.50R multiples, slippage
PnL149.61Net of fees — everything is computed on it
Fees4.20A leak on its own at 40 trades a week
SetupORB, pullback, breakoutExpectancy per setup — the most useful tag
Plannedyes / noIn the plan before you took it?
Emotion1–51 = calm, 5 = tilted, logged at entry
Noteschased after 2 lossesOne sentence, only if needed

Sports betting — the tracker columns

ColumnExampleWhy it is there
Date2026-09-07 18:40Time placed
Event / SelectionChiefs vs Ravens / Ravens +3.5Sport, league, market type
Stake2 (units)1u = 1% of bankroll — compare months
Odds / Closing odds1.91 / 1.87Closing line value (CLV)
Resultwon / lost / pushSettle the same day
PnL1.82Net of the stake, in units
Planned / Emotion / Notesyes / 2 / —Same discipline columns as trading

What to compute from it: yield, ROI, closing line value and drawdown.

Filling it from your broker

  • MetaTrader 4/5 — Account history → Report → export; keep the Positions table. Open time, symbol, type, volume, prices, commission, swap and profit map one-to-one.
  • TradingView — Trading panel → History → export, or Strategy Tester → List of trades.
  • Binance Futures — Orders → Trade history → Export; Realized PnL is PnL, Fee is fees.
  • Sportsbooks — most bet histories export date, event, stake, odds and result; add closing odds by hand for the bets you care about.

Then add Setup, Planned and Emotion. Ten minutes on Sunday for 40 trades — or at entry time, which is when the emotion score is honest. The routine: the 15-minute weekly review. The formulas: expectancy and profit factor, or use the expectancy calculator.