An intraday trading journal that stays out of your long-term holdings
Intraday trades open and close the same day, so they pile up fast and are easy to forget. A journal that records each one separately lets you see what a month of day trading actually did.
What to record for each trade
- The stock, date and whether you bought or sold first.
- Quantity, entry price and exit price.
- The result: (exit − entry) × quantity, reversed for a short.
Why keep intraday apart
Mixed into your holdings, a day of scalps distorts your average cost and value. In the Stock Journal, intraday has its own segment, so it is filtered and reviewed on its own.
Reviewing it
Sort closed trades by profit to see your largest wins and losses, or by holding time. Looking at what you actually did, not what you remember, is the point of the journal.
Start logging intraday trades
- 01Sign inFree, no card. Open the Stock Journal.
- 02Add or uploadAdd a trade with the Intraday segment, or upload a Zerodha tradebook CSV.
- 03Filter and reviewChoose the Intraday filter and sort closed trades by profit.
Common questions
Is the intraday journal free?
Yes. You can add unlimited trades for free; Premium adds booked profit, win rate and a CSV download.
Does it include brokerage and charges?
No. Profit figures show the trades themselves, before charges.
Can it import from my broker?
Zerodha tradebook CSVs can be uploaded. Trades from any other broker can be added by hand.
Ready when you are. It takes about two minutes.
Open my trading journalArthtome is not a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser or Research Analyst. Data shown is based on the user's CAS and entries, AMFI's public NAV data and NSE's end-of-day prices. For informational and educational purposes only. No buy/sell recommendation. Past performance is not indicative of future returns.