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Trading Journal Guides, Datasheets and Case Studies

A trading journal is only useful if you read it. The guides here show how to review it each week, how to write down the feeling behind each decision, and which fields a template needs so that every trade can be compared with the next. Beside them are the Smart Money Concepts datasheet and a case study written as a test report. Pick a category or search the shelf; each guide ends with a step you can take the same day.

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  • NAV-CNT-008Journaling
    A column of five question marks drawn as hooks on the left and five ticked answer lines on the right, one of them longer and highlighted in gold.

    Trading Journal and Risk: Ten Short Answers

    Ten short answers on trading journals, templates, AI review, position size, risk reward, revenge trading and year-end review, each linked to its full guide.

    Istanbul7 min read

  • NAV-CNT-009Product
    Five stepping-stone panels in a row for the trade wizard, the third one lit, with a small calculator keypad under the second and a heartbeat line under the fourth.

    How to Log a Trade in Navrya: Five Steps, One Record

    Navrya's trade form logs a trade in five steps: numbers and calculator, a read of each timeframe, screenshots, up to three emotions. No broker link.

    Istanbul5 min read

  • NAV-CNT-010Product
    A trade card with entry, stop and target lines beside a report sheet with a headline bar, five probability bars of different heights and three severity dots.

    AI Trade Review: One Trade Against Your Own Plan

    How Navrya's AI trade review reads one logged trade against your plan, strategy, session and analysis profile, what it returns and what it never does.

    Istanbul5 min read

  • NAV-CNT-011Product
    Four small chart panes in a grid, each with a candlestick sketch on a different timeframe, linked by a dashed line to one scenario card with a probability dial.

    Analysis Session: Plan a Trade Across Timeframes

    Navrya's analysis session: up to four charts, an AI read across timeframes, your scenarios, the position and the outcome on one desk. No signals, no broker.

    Istanbul5 min read

  • NAV-CNT-013Product
    A phone frame showing a statement table, a lens over one row, and the read figures copied into a journal card beside it with a confirm tick.

    Reading an Exchange Screenshot in Navrya: Actual Fills

    Navrya reads the entry, exit, fees and result from an exchange statement screenshot; unseen figures stay empty, and nothing applies until you confirm.

    Istanbul5 min read

  • NAV-CNT-014Product
    A lens over a chart, with three source tiles for a web page, a video and a document feeding into a stack of three memory cards.

    Analysis Profile and AI Memory: How They Work

    How Navrya's Analysis Profile makes the AI read charts and review trades in your own method, how it learns from links, and what its memory keeps.

    Istanbul4 min read

  • NAV-CNT-001Journaling
    A trading week from Monday to Friday drawn as candlesticks, with a review loop and a magnifying glass closing the week.

    Year-End Trading Review Template + Weekly Routine

    A year-end trading review turns a year of journal entries into five numbers and three decisions. Free xlsx template with formulas, plus the weekly routine.

    Istanbul10 min read

  • NAV-CNT-003Journaling
    A trade form with fields for market, setup, entry, stop, target, result and emotion, ticked one by one, beside a pinned note.

    Trading Journal Template: Free Excel with R Formula

    A free trading journal template for Excel or Google Sheets: 27 columns, the risk and R formulas built in, 200 rows ready, plus a CSV. What each field is for.

    Istanbul7 min read

  • NAV-CNT-004Risk management
    A position-size worksheet: an account figure multiplied by a risk percentage, a stop distance on a small chart, and the resulting lot size underlined.

    How to Calculate Position Size, with a Calculator

    How to calculate position size from your account, risk per trade and stop distance, with worked examples for forex, yen pairs, gold, stocks and crypto.

    Istanbul12 min read

  • NAV-CNT-005Risk management
    A long trade on a price axis with a red risk zone below the entry and a green reward zone above it twice as tall, beside a falling break-even curve.

    Risk Reward Ratio Calculator, Break-Even Win Rate

    What the risk-reward ratio means, how to calculate it, and the win rate each ratio needs to break even, with trading costs, expectancy and worked examples.

    Istanbul10 min read

  • NAV-CNT-006Psychology
    A loop of arrows that thickens with each turn around a red loss marker, broken by a stop sign placed across the circle.

    Revenge Trading: How to Stop the Trade After a Loss

    What revenge trading is, the signs you are doing it, why a loss pushes traders to size up, and the rules and journal habit that break the cycle.

    Istanbul9 min read

  • NAV-CNT-000Product
    One trading session drawn as a row of cards for chart, scenario, plan and outcome, with an arrow carrying the lesson back to the start.

    What Is an AI Trading Journal and What Navrya Reads

    An AI trading journal reviews a logged trade against your own plan and strategy. No signals, no broker connection. What Navrya reads, with a comparison table.

    Istanbul9 min read

  • NAV-CNT-002Psychology
    A price line above a heartbeat-like line of emotion, with three trades marked by a worried, a neutral and a calm face.

    Trading Psychology Journal: Emotions After Trades

    How to record fear, greed, hesitation and impulse in a trading journal, and use those notes to find the patterns that repeat.

    Istanbul3 min read

  • NAV-SMC-028Analysis styles
    A candlestick chart in which price sweeps below equal lows, then moves sharply up away from an order block zone.

    Smart Money Concepts

    A liquidity reader. It tracks where orders rest, the sweep that takes them and the move that follows — read as probability, never as proof.

    Istanbul4 min read

  • TR-0001Case studies
    A candlestick chart with an entry taken before the sweep, stamped minus one R, and a green tick for the corrected plan.

    The Long That Came Before the Sweep

    A correct read, a losing trade, and the one variable that would have changed it — a case study written as a test report.

    Istanbul3 min read

What the AI trading journal records, and what it does not yet do