Once a trade closes, the outcome can overshadow the details. Keep your plan, notes and actions so you can revisit them. Open your journal or ask Copilot how to organize a review.
Your Journal needs a Tálamo account. Start with a manual entry without connecting a broker.
In this example, the recorded size increases after a loss. The tags are notes in the record; they do not explain the reason on their own.
Your record preserves context so you can examine your decisions again.
Add a trade manually. If you have connected an account for analysis, you can sync its available closed trades into the journal.
Add notes, tags and screenshots that help you recall your plan and how you acted.
Compare your records and the notes you added. The journal mentor requires full access and recorded data; its observations are points to review.
Return to the notes that explain why you made that decision.
Review the levels and details you recorded alongside the outcome.
Compare trades, tags and outcomes to ask questions grounded in your records.
A manual entry documents what you report; on its own, it does not verify broker execution.
Open your journal and record the levels, your reasoning and what happened. If you need guidance, Copilot can explain how to compare the plan with the action.
The journal requires a Tálamo account. Syncing requires a connected account for analysis; the mentor requires full access. Copilot has usage limits.