Trade tracking software
A spreadsheet is only accurate while you keep it up. Miss a fortnight and the record is worse than useless, because you will still draw conclusions from it. Connect a broker once and the tracking simply happens.
Tracking is only worth anything if the detail survives. These are captured per trade, from the broker's own data rather than reconstructed afterwards.
Trade tracking is the record layer — what happened, accurately. A trading journal is what you build on top of it: the reasoning, the review, and the analysis that turns the record into something you can act on.
SureInsight does both, which is why the tracking has to be right first. Every statistic downstream inherits its errors.
Evaluation, funded and personal accounts each keep their own balance, currency and statistics. Nothing is silently pooled.
Results stay in the account's own currency rather than being converted, so the numbers reconcile against your statement.
The record can be exported. A tracking tool you cannot get data out of is a liability, not an asset.
Software that keeps a complete record of every position you take — entry, exit, size, fees and result — without relying on you to type it in. It is the record layer; analysing that record is what a trading journal adds on top.
Yes. Each account is kept separate with its own balance and currency, and you can look at one account or compare them side by side. Evaluation, funded and personal accounts do not get mixed together.
Yes. Your trades are yours and can be exported. The record is also kept in your account's own currency rather than converted, so the figures match your broker statement.
Yes — stocks, futures, forex, CFDs, options, future options and crypto, with statistics filterable by instrument kind. Auto-sync covers MT4, MT5, cTrader and Tradovate; everything else imports from a file.