Calendar View

The calendar is where your daily trading review happens. It shows every day you traded, lets you walk through your trades one by one, and is the primary place where you assign tags, setups, and stop losses.

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Browsing your trading days

The calendar displays a monthly view with each trading day marked. Days with trades show a summary — how many trades you took and your P&L for that day. Click any day to open the day view.

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Calendar screenshot

You can capture a screenshot of the full calendar month view using the screenshot tool. This is useful for sharing your monthly results or saving a visual record of your trading month.

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The day view

When you click into a trading day, you see all the trades from that session listed out. Each trade shows:

• Entry and exit times — when you opened and closed the position
• Symbol — which contract you traded
• Side — long or short
• P&L — how much the trade made or lost
• Contracts — position size

Click on any individual trade to see its full details.

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Price charts

For ES, MES, NQ, and MNQ trades, the day view includes intraday price charts with your exact entry and exit points marked. This lets you visually review how the trade played out in the context of the day’s price action — where you got in, where you got out, and what happened around your trade. If a trade has a stop loss recorded (either from the Risk Tool indicator or entered manually), the stop loss level is drawn as a line on the chart alongside your entry and exit markers. This gives you immediate visual feedback on how much risk you took relative to the price action.

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Editing trade details

Click on any trade to open the trade details modal. From here you can:

• Assign a setup — Select the strategy or pattern you used for this trade
• Add tags — Tag observations about execution, market conditions, or behavior
• Enter a stop loss price — Manually set your stop loss for R:R calculation
• Add a chart URL — Link an external chart screenshot for reference

The stop loss field validates that your stop is on the correct side of the entry price — below entry for longs, above entry for shorts. Once saved, TurtleMetrics calculates the risk/reward ratio for that trade automatically.

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Building your daily review habit

The most valuable thing you can do in TurtleMetrics is spend 5–10 minutes after each trading session reviewing your trades in the calendar:

1. Open today’s date
2. Walk through each trade
3. Assign a setup to each one
4. Tag any notable observations — good execution, mistakes, market conditions
5. Move on

This builds the dataset that powers all of your setup analysis, tag analysis, and time-of-day insights. The more consistently you tag, the more useful those analytics become.

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