4x Trading Journal
4x Trading Journal
4x Trading Journal
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The 4x Trading Journal is a premium-quality tool designed specifically for traders looking to improve their performance and achieve greater consistency.
This journal is based on cutting-edge neuroscience protocols and is designed to help traders track their progress, analyze their performance, and identify areas for improvement with greater efficiency and accuracy.
The journal is designed to help traders:
- Increase accountability,
- Promote better decision-making,
- Improve risk management.
- Track your biggest trading goals,
- Overcome decision fatigue and trading errors,
- Continuously improve your craft.
Whether you are a seasoned trader or just starting out, the 4x Trading Journal will help you stay focused, organized, and motivated as you work towards your goals.
Shipping
Shipping
We ship worldwide from the US.
All shipping includes insurance for stolen, lost, or damaged packages.
Ground shipping mode (2 to 10 business days) is $3.49.
Free USA shipping over $44
International shipping is $15. We do offer international FREE shipping if you order $69 or more.
Return policy
Return policy
We always aim for make sure our customers love our products, but if you do need to return an order, we’re happy to help. Just email us directly and we’ll take you through the process. Check out the Shipping & Returns page for more info
Why Keeping a Trading Journal & Log
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Improved trading performances
Keeping a trading journal helps traders track their progress, analyze their performance and identify areas for improvement. This leads to better decision-making and improved overall trading performance
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Increased Accountability
Writing down trades and reflecting on them regularly makes traders more accountable for their decisions. This can help prevent impulsive or emotional trades and promote more deliberate, thought-out decision-making.
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Better Risk Management
A trading journal can help traders keep track of their risk management strategies and how well they have been working. This can lead to better-informed risk management decisions and improved risk-adjusted returns over time.