Swing Trading Journal — 10X Edge
Swing Trading Journal · 10:1 Risk-Reward System
Initial Capital
₹0
Wallet Balance
₹0
10X Rule
SL 4% → Target 40%
SL 3% → Target 30%
SL 5% → Target 50%
Risk-Reward = 1:10 | Profits auto-reinvested to wallet
💰 Wallet Cash
₹1,00,000
📈 Deployed
₹0
💎 Total Value
₹1,00,000
📊 P&L
₹0
🎯 Win Rate
0%
Capital Deployed 0%
Total Wins
0
Closed profitable trades
Total Losses
0
Closed at stop loss
Open Trades
0
Currently active
Avg Hold (Days)
—
Closed trades
Gross Profit
₹0
From winners
Gross Loss
₹0
From losers
Profit Factor
—
Gross profit / Gross loss
Max Drawdown
0%
Peak-to-trough
XIRR Analytics
XIRR (Annualized)
—
On closed trades
Total Return
0%
Since inception
Days Active
0
Trading period
Expected XIRR
∞
Per 10X system (theoretical)
Equity Curve
New Trade Entry
Capital Allocated
₹0
SL Price
₹0
Target Price
₹0
Max Risk ₹
₹0
Max Reward ₹
₹0
No. of Shares
0
Available Cash
₹0
Trade Log
# Symbol Entry Date Exit Date Dir Entry ₹ SL % Tgt % Pos % Capital Exit ₹ P&L ₹ P&L % Hold Days Status Actions
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