Before session
Coming soon
Trading Psychology Journal
A physical journal for naming pressure, setting risk, and reviewing the session honestly. Built to sit beside the chart, not replace it.
£38 / $49Coming soon · Free UK delivery
Trading day flow
How the psychology journal fits into the session.
The pages are built around repeat behaviour, not motivational noise. The Trading Psychology Journal turns each trading session into evidence. It gives the trader a simple structure for naming pressure, defining risk, recording trigger moments, and reviewing behaviour without pretending a notebook can guarantee performance.
During session
pair it with the Trade Desk Levels Notepad and keep the plan on the pad.
After session
review behaviour, trigger patterns, and the instruction to carry into the next session.
15% off
Bundle
Journal and notepad.
£57 / $75
How the two books are used.
Before the session
Psychology journal. Your state, the risk you will take, and one rule for the session.
During the session
Levels notepad, beside the chart. The bias, the levels, and what would make the idea wrong.
After the session
Psychology journal. What you actually did, and what you are taking into the next session.
Product FAQ
Questions about the psychology journal.
Is this a normal trading diary?
A diary is usually a blank page. This one asks, each session, for your state, the pressure, the risk you set, and whether you followed your rule.
Is it only for day traders?
It is written around a day-trading session. Futures and forex traders use the same before-and-after pages.
The rest of the desk
See the other tools.
The journal and notepad are launching early December 2026. The study notebook is coming soon.
Coming soonLevels Notepad
A levels notepad for the plan beside the chart. Bias, key levels, news, and invalidation on paper so the screen stays cleaner.
View levels notepadStudy Notebook
A study notebook for courses, models, and the notes that should stay in one place. Not available yet.
View study notebook