Detailed breakdown of trade journal elements: entry, stop, target, risk, market environment.

should be journaling and you can use something like trade zella where it will get all of this information for you. I think at the very base level, what you want to be tracking is, okay, what is the actual trade? Stop entry target. Why are you taking this trade? So what is your system, right? Is this an H12 H1 long? Okay, so there's a sweep, there's a market structure break, there's a breaker, I'm bullish. So the actual edge, your trading strategy right now, why are you taking this trade? Does it take all of your boxes? What kind of trade is it? What are you risking? Right? What's the current market environment? These are like the most baseline things I think you want from a data perspective. And then from that, you can get all of your ratios and important, you know, profit factors and, you know, EV numbers and things like that. You can get all of that once you have a bunch of quantitative data. On the qualitative side, how are you feeling? What was your emotional state when you took the trade? Did you feel good, calm, relaxed? The trade went into drawdown. How did you feel? Did you freak out and close early?