Futures trading journal

Plenty of journals were built for stocks and bolt futures on afterward, so an ES or NQ contract ends up sized and valued like a share. Astro Trade was built to handle your instruments the way they really trade, so a futures position behaves like the contract it is, not a number in the wrong column.

That means the depth is there when you need it, including point values and tick-based contracts, without turning the journal into a spreadsheet you have to maintain by hand.

Different contracts move differently, and that is exactly where generic tools get your numbers wrong. Astro Trade keeps each trade's contract details with it, so your profit and loss reflects how that instrument actually moves rather than a rough estimate.

Set the value of a move yourself when you know it, or let Astro Trade work it out from the contract's tick value and tick size, whichever you have to hand.

Connect Interactive Brokers, MetaTrader 5, or TradeLocker and your futures trades land in the journal automatically, so you spend your time reviewing instead of re-entering fills. Broker connection is handled server-side, and it is the premium surface; the core journal stays free.

Every trade comes in as contracts with its point value, direction, and size, and its result is kept in the currency it settled in, so totals stay honest even across products that settle in different currencies.

Break performance down by contract, direction, setup, and playbook to see how the products you trade really treat you: whether the index futures suit you better than energy, how ES compares with NQ or CL, and whether you press shorts as well as you press longs.

Tag the setups you trade, collect them into playbooks, and add a short note when a session in a contract is worth remembering.