The journal answers what happened, for one account or across every account you own. The account picker at the top switches between them; every figure on the page follows it.
Overview
Net P&L, profit factor, expectancy, win rate, average winner and loser, best and worst run, the equity curve and the month calendar.
Strategies
P&L per strategy — the tab a statement importer cannot build.
Patterns
Day of week, hour of day, symbol, hold duration and tag.
Trades
The list, filterable, with a note and tags on each row.
Runs are not counted across accounts
One decision copied to three accounts would read as three consecutive wins, and their order would come from broker latency rather than from the order you decided in. So streaks are shown per account and suppressed for "all accounts" rather than being quietly wrong.
Where a Tradovate trade's amount comes from
When Tradeus closes a position on Tradovate, Tradovate answers with an order number and no amount. It books the amount in its own cash book a moment later, and Tradeus takes it from there: the trade is listed at once, without a figure, and carries Tradovate's own amount, the closing commission included, within seconds. If the book never shows it, the trade stays listed as an unknown amount rather than as $0. Today's P&L on a Tradovate account is read off the same book, so trades that closed overnight, before you first opened Tradeus, and every commission are in it.
A position you open in Tradovate yourself
Tradeus picks it up too and lists it under its contract month, such as MNQZ2026, with no strategy. If a strategy on the same account trades that contract under its own ticker, such as MNQ, the position is listed under that ticker from then on, because Tradovate holds the two as one position and Tradeus compares them with Tradovate as one. Your part still belongs to no strategy in the journal, and when part of that position closes, the older part counts as closed first. If your alerts send the position the strategy should be in, Tradeus sizes from what the account holds in that contract, your own part included — the same as when you trade by hand alongside a strategy that is already in.
Balance notices in the log
When an account's balance moves with no trade behind it — a fee, a payout, a funding charge — the log notes it as "balance moved without a trade". The movement itself stays on the account for good, and every figure is built from it; the log line is kept for 14 days.