Review results by day, trace a session back to its trades, and make daily performance a useful part of your process review.
LAST REVIEWED / AUG 14, 2026 • AVAILABLE ON THE FREE PLAN • NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE
001 // CALENDAR REVIEW
A CALENDAR VIEW FOR THE DAYS THAT DESERVE A SECOND LOOK.
Stonk Journal’s calendar review gives your P&L a daily frame: spot recurring session patterns, compare outcomes across dates, and open the trades behind a result.
SUPPORTED PUBLIC EXAMPLES / MAX RISK PER TRADE / MAX POSITION SIZE / MAX DAILY LOSS / MINIMUM RISK-REWARD / BEHAVIORAL RULES
FROM A DAY’S RESULT TO A REVIEWABLE STORY.
01 / SCAN THE CALENDAR
Use daily P&L to identify the sessions that are worth revisiting.
02 / SELECT A DATE
Open the day to see the trading activity and context behind the result.
03 / COMPARE SESSIONS
Look for recurring patterns around timing, frequency, and execution—not isolated good or bad days.
04 / DOCUMENT THE REVIEW
Use the journal record to build a more consistent daily review practice.
DAILY P&L ≠ A DIAGNOSIS
A calendar can surface a pattern, but it cannot explain a result on its own. Review the underlying trades before drawing conclusions.
TRACKER ≠ BROKER ENFORCEMENT
These rules live in the journal. They do not replace broker controls, prop-firm monitoring, or independent verification of a firm’s current loss and drawdown rules.
CURRENT PLAN / FREE
The current pricing page includes risk-management rules and weighted compliance scoring on the Free plan. Verify current plan details when signing up.
CALENDAR REVIEW FAQ
What can I review in the trading calendar?
Use the calendar to review P&L by day and revisit the activity behind a selected result.
Can I compare patterns across sessions?
Yes. Use daily results to identify sessions worth comparing, then inspect the underlying trades.
Does a strong day explain itself?
No. A daily outcome is a starting point for review; use the trade record to understand the context.
Can calendar review replace a trading plan?
No. Calendar review supports reflection on recorded activity; it does not replace a trading plan or risk controls.
MAKE EACH SESSION EASY TO REVISIT.
STONK JOURNAL
Not financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future snacks. Built by traders who lost money first.