ATT Strategy Journal MT5
- Utilities
- Version: 1.0
- Activations: 20
A trading journal for individual Expert Advisors. In MetaTrader an account has one history for everyone: the terminal shows the overall balance and overall statistics, but not which of the robots made that balance. ATT Strategy Journal keeps separate books inside the account for every EA and every strategy, each with its own curve, its own drawdown and its own score. The panel fills the whole chart window by itself and comes in 12 languages.
A familiar picture: four EAs on one account, the balance up over the quarter, everything looks calm. The journal splits the same history into rows, and a different picture appears. Almost all of the growth came from one grid, which was sitting through its losses and pushing equity deeper than the closed trades show. The second EA has earned less than before for three months in a row. The third and the fourth win and lose on the same days, so they are really holding one large position. None of this shows in the terminal's account statistics. This is the kind of review the journal is built for: it splits the account by robot and shows who is carrying the result, who is taking more risk than it seems, and who is duplicating a neighbour.
Instructions: User guide
What it does
The journal assembles positions from the account's deals, splits them by EA, strategy, symbol or magic number, and gives every row a score from 0 to 100 built from the significance of the result, the profit factor, the recovery from drawdowns and the quality of exits. A short history stays at Too early. A grid basket counts as one entry, so a grid does not look like a long run of separate wins. The panel only reads the history and never touches an order.
- Table: one row per EA, unfolding into its strategies, any period from today to the whole history, a session filter, sorting, search and a shared chart of who earned what and when. Ticking rows shows the account without them at once, drawdown included; a row left out drops from every total.
- Row inspector: a written verdict with the reason behind the score, the result curve with its drawdown, the score month by month, a daily calendar, a weekday by hour map, buys against sells, exits by stop, target, EA and hand, the path from gross profit to net, and every position with its exit reason.
- Risk marks: open losses larger than everything earned, equity dips deeper than the closed trades show, a current drawdown deeper than 1,000 Monte Carlo runs allow, losers being waited out, fading recent results, and a strategy that drags a profitable EA down.
- Links and costs: a correlation matrix of EAs on daily results with the worst shared day of each pair, plus commission, swap and slippage per fill by symbol and by month.
- Challenge and reports: prop-firm limits with how much room is left before each one and alerts as a limit gets close, Strategy Tester reports on the same board, marked as a backtest and graded with the same scores, a what-if mode at one fixed size of 0.01 lot, CSV export, and a row card saved as an image without the account number or broker.
