Your trades, turned into answers.

Most traders agree a journal helps and most stop keeping one. The reason is friction: copying trades into a spreadsheet, working out the numbers, remembering what you were thinking a week later.

In Mizora Pro the record keeps itself. Every closed trade on your account feeds the track record automatically, straight from the server's own trade history. Your job is the part only you can do: writing down why.

Badges mark milestones along the way. Take your real win rate and reward-to-risk to the edge calculator in the risk manager to check whether the maths of your method holds up.

Journal notes carry one of four tags, and any note can be attached to a trade:

• Plan what you intend to do and under what conditions, written before the session.
• Review what actually happened and how it compared with the plan.
• Rule something you have decided to always or never do, usually born from a Review.
• Note anything else worth remembering.

Read back your Rule notes after a month and you have your own rule book, written from your own mistakes. That list is worth more than any generic trading advice.

The value is in reading the numbers together:

• High win rate, profit factor near 1. You win often but small and lose big. Look at how you manage losing trades and whether stops get moved.
• Low win rate, profit factor above 1. A trend-following shape. It works if you can sit through the losing streaks, so check max drawdown against what you can tolerate.
• Positive expectancy, poor consistency. A few big days carry the rest. Find out what was different about those days and whether it can be repeated.
• Rising drawdown with steady win rate. Size may be creeping up. Compare recent trades against your position sizing rule.

Stats need a sample. A handful of trades can make any method look brilliant or broken, so judge over many trades, not one good week.

1. Read the stats. Did expectancy or drawdown move? Is consistency slipping?
2. Open the worst three trades. Your past trades are marked on the chart, so you can see each entry and exit against the structure.
3. Write one Review note per trade and attach it.
4. Promote one lesson to a Rule. Just one per week.
5. Practise the fix in bar replay before the next session.

The Dojo chapter Review the decision walks through the same idea inside the terminal.

If you run more than one Mizora account, the account switcher moves between them and the Portfolio view shows them together. When a trade is worth showing, a verified trade card is drawn by the server from the same trade record, so the numbers match the journal exactly.

Mizora Pro accounts trade simulated capital. It is free to use on a $50K practice account; paid 30-day Pro packages include Mizora Flip accounts. See the plans.