TradingView Replay Journal

Why keep a Bar Replay journal?

TradingView’s Bar Replay lets you practise trading on historical charts, but TradingView’s support centre says replay trading data and the overall result “are available only in the session itself, and they are not saved anywhere”. Close the session and your practice record is gone. This page keeps it: log each replay trade as you take it, and your win rate, average win and loss, P&L calendar and setups build up across every practice session.

How to log replay practice

• Chart date is the historical date on the replay chart, so the calendar shows which periods you’ve practised.
• Symbol, side, result and amount work exactly like the live journal. Use the same amount you’d risk for real, or a fixed amount such as 100 per trade, so results are comparable.
• Setup / tag is the best place for the timeframe and setup, for example “15m breakout”, so the stats show which ones work.
• Notes: what you saw, why you entered and what you’d do differently. Paste a TradingView chart link from the camera icon to come back to the exact chart.

Replay practice is stored separately from your live trading journal, so simulated results never mix with real ones; switch between them with the buttons above the journal. Both are included in the one-file ChartWatch backup. New to replay? See the TradingView Bar Replay guide.

Practise with a plan

Before each replay trade, size it with the trade plan builder so you practise the same risk rules you’d use live, and judge a setup only after a reasonable sample: the win rate & expectancy calculator shows whether its results add up to an edge.

Your replay trades are saved in this browser on this device and are never sent to ChartWatch. ChartWatch is independent and not affiliated with TradingView.

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