For forex traders

Forex Trading Journal for Discipline, Risk, and Review

Turn every forex session into a reviewable lesson — sessions, pairs, timing, and symbols from your statements, plus calculators and economic-calendar context for the trades you took.

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MT4 · MT5 · CSV import
Sessions, pairs & timing
No signals, no advice

Map.Trade does not provide buy/sell signals, execute trades, or manage funds. It helps traders review historical performance, risk, and behavior.

Forex performance hides in the details: which sessions, which pairs, what time of day, and how your sizing drifts. Map.Trade surfaces those patterns from your own statements so your edge stops being a guess.

Key takeaways

Map.Trade breaks forex performance down by session, pair, and time of day from your imported MT4/MT5 statements.
Win rate, profit factor, and expectancy are computed deterministically from your own history — never estimated.
The position-size and pip-value calculators plan risk before entry; the journal compares plan vs reality after.
Economic-calendar context explains what was scheduled while you were trading.
No signals and no advice — the edge comes from your own reviewed process.

From session to lesson

01Import statementsMT4/MT5 or broker CSV — read-only, no password.

02See the breakdownResults by session, pair, time, and symbol.

03Add contextCalculators for sizing; calendar for event timing.

04Review behaviourSpot overtrading, revenge, and size drift.

What forex traders get

Session analysisLondon / NY / Asia performance, side by side.

Pair & symbol statsWhere your edge actually lives — and where it leaks.

Timing breakdownTime-of-day patterns you can’t see in a balance curve.

CalculatorsPosition size, pip value, and margin before the entry.

Economic calendarEvent context for the volatility you traded into.

Behavior reviewThe behaviour behind the P&L, made measurable.

The forex review problem

A balance curve tells you the “what” but not the “why”. Without structure, the fact that you lose most in the late NY session on GBP pairs stays invisible until it’s cost you a lot.

Sessions, pairs, and timing

Analytics break your results down by session, symbol, and time of day — win rate and expectancy per slice — so you can double down where you’re strong and cut where you’re consistently weak.

Statement import and calculators

Plan, then review

Use the position-size and pip-value calculators to plan risk before the entry, then import the result and compare the planned vs actual R-multiple. The plan and the review reinforce each other.

Economic-calendar context

High-impact events explain a lot of “random” volatility. Knowing what was scheduled when you traded gives your review honest context instead of hindsight.

Behavior review

See the behaviour behind the P&L — overtrading, revenge sequences, drifting size — and turn it into a discipline score you can actually move over time.