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# Trader's journal

The Trader’s journal provides a complete history of your trades with the most important metrics, serving as a powerful tool for analyzing and improving your trading strategy.

**With the journal, you can:**

* Evaluate trading results over different periods;
* Conduct a retrospective trade analysis directly on the chart;
* Flexibly customize how trades are displayed based on your preferred details;
* Keep trade notes to improve your performance;
* Share your successes with other traders. 

The Trader’s journal consists of three main sections:

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**Summary** – allows you to analyze your trading results by day, week, or month.

**My trades** – displays detailed information about each trade executed through Tiger.com Broker. Trade timestamps are shown in the UTC time zone.

**Dashboard** – with widgets and charts, you can analyze both the overall picture of your trading results and the details for any time period you choose.

In upcoming articles, we’ll explore the functionality of each section in more detail.


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