Trading journal
An automated trading journal
Every trade AutobotSignal places is recorded with its signal source, entry, exit and settlement, so you can review performance instead of guessing.
What gets recorded
Signal source
Whether the trade came from AI, Telegram, TradingView, MetaTrader or Copy Trade.
Entry and settlement
The asset, direction, stake, expiry and the broker's settlement result.
Which broker and mode
The account that executed it and whether it was demo or real.
Rule outcomes
When a signal was skipped because of a daily cap, stop-loss or closed market, that is recorded too.
Per-broker attribution
Results are attributed to the broker that executed them, so comparisons stay honest.
Exportable history
Review a full history in the app rather than reconstructing it from broker statements.
Why it matters
Automation without a journal is hard to improve: when results move you cannot tell whether the strategy changed, a signal source degraded, or a risk rule quietly blocked entries.
Because every entry records its source and the rule decisions around it, you can compare signal sources against each other and retire the ones that do not earn their place.
A journal entry at a glance
Every entry
With its source
Which signal caused it
Every refusal
With its reason
Which rule blocked it
Broker + mode
Demo or real
Settlement
Outcome per trade
Questions
Because it is usually the answer to “why did nothing happen?”. The journal names the rule that stopped it — daily cap reached, stake over your limit, market closed, session not armed — instead of leaving you guessing.
Review your automated trades
Open the journal to see every trade with its source, rules and settlement.