The Trading Journal

Every completed trade logs on its own, so your history is always up to date.

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Updated Jul 3, 2026

The Trading Journal keeps a record of your trades so you can review how you traded. Trades log on their own. You do not import anything or copy trades in by hand.

Trades log automatically#

Every trade Lune sees on your connected accounts is recorded. Manual trades from the Cockpit, Auto Trader fills, and Trade Copier fills all land in the journal together. There is no separate step to save a trade.

Only completed trades show#

The journal shows a trade once it is complete, meaning it has an exit and a final profit and loss. A position that is still open does not appear yet.

Note

Open a position and it stays out of the journal until you close it. This is why a trade you just entered is not there. Watch open positions live in the Cockpit instead.

How trades are labeled#

The journal shows each trade as long or short, based on the position you held. It does not show buy or sell for a trade. Buy and sell describe individual orders, which you see in the Cockpit's order history.

LongYou bought to openOptional

You profit when price rises above your entry.

ShortYou sold to openOptional

You profit when price falls below your entry.

Next steps#

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