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Does anyone know of a good software that I can use to record and analyze all my trades? A software that allows EASY userfriendly analytics and is reasonably priced and allows me to input the commission rates to give a real pic of what I am doing.
Contemplating myfxbook at the moment, but as as side option. Any feedback on them, for the above purpose only (not to attract investors) would be appreciated as well.
I will be using a Metatrader4 broker soon and may in future switch brokers to a java platform or web based platform
But for now, the metatrader option is 'the go'.
thanks
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Tradervue is a cloud based journaling site with a slew of analytics and broker/platform imports including Ninja/Sierra. I had been keeping an excel journal and found it cumbersome to update and share with others. Tradevue's cloud implementation …
Thanks BigMike,
But Tradervue does not have a version which deals with FX. I emailed them on it.
I am looking for a software that can pull FX records from my exported files from Metatrader 4 and then allow me to record analyse and graph etc. I am not interested in backtesting or forward testing.
On the attached excels- thanks- I am not lazy, but trying to avoid extra daily work by inputting seperately on a sheet. It is also (to my newbie way of thinking) more accurate to go from the order record in my broker.
