Trade Tracking
Every trade you take, recorded with pair, direction, size, P&L, and a discipline score, whether you type it in, import it, or let your EA sync it.
What it is
Trade tracking in Kraviq is the record of every position you've opened and closed, across every account you run. It's not a spreadsheet you maintain on the side. It's the source of truth that the rest of the platform reads from: your ledger, your Business Score, and your prop firm compliance checks all pull from the same trade data.
You can add a trade by hand, drop in a CSV export from your broker, or install the Kraviq Expert Advisor so closed MT4 or MT5 trades sync the moment they happen. Whichever way a trade gets in, it carries the same fields: pair, direction, lot size, entry and exit price, open and close time, and net profit or loss.
Some fields are locked once a trade closes. Pair, direction, lot size, entry price, exit price, and P&L can't be edited after the fact, because a trade record that can be quietly rewritten isn't a record you can trust.
How it works
Log the trade
Add it by hand in under 30 seconds, drop in a CSV export from your broker, or let the Kraviq EA push it the moment it closes on your MT4/MT5 terminal.
Kraviq fills in the rest
Risk-to-reward, net P&L after commission and swap, and session tagging are calculated automatically. You don't compute any of it by hand.
It lands in your ledger
Every closed trade also writes a transaction to your account ledger, so your trade history and your balance history always agree.
Patterns surface on their own
Win rate by pair, by session, by day of week. Once you have enough closed trades, the same data also feeds your weekly Business Score.
Why it matters
A spreadsheet tells you what happened. It doesn't tell you why you keep losing on Fridays, or that three of your last five losses came within ten minutes of the previous loss. That kind of pattern only shows up when every trade is structured the same way, every time, and checked against the same rules. Most traders who track manually stop within a few weeks because the friction outweighs the insight. Kraviq removes the friction by handling the structure for you and surfacing the patterns without being asked.
Key capabilities
- Three ways to log a trade: manual entry, CSV import, or automatic MT4/MT5 EA sync
- Every trade stores pair, direction, lot size, entry, exit, open and close time, and net P&L after swap and commission
- Automatic risk-to-reward calculation on every closed trade
- A discipline score per trade, based on whether it matches your stated plan
- Trade grading from A+ to F, so you can sort your history by quality, not just outcome
- A calendar view that shows daily P&L next to your trade count, so clustering is visible at a glance
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to enter every trade by hand?
No. You can type trades in manually, import a CSV export from your broker, or install the Kraviq Expert Advisor on MT4 or MT5 so closed trades sync automatically. Most traders use EA sync for their main account and manual entry for occasional backtested setups.
What does Kraviq calculate automatically on each trade?
Net P&L after commission and swap, risk-to-reward ratio, trade duration, and a discipline score that flags whether the trade matches patterns like revenge trading or session violations. You enter the raw trade; Kraviq does the math.
Can I track trades across more than one account?
Yes. Kraviq separates trades by account, so a prop firm challenge, your live account, and a backtesting sandbox each keep their own trade history and statistics, without mixing into one blended number.
What is trade grading and how is it calculated?
Each closed trade gets a letter grade from A+ to F based on execution quality: whether it followed your plan, the risk-to-reward achieved, and discipline flags. It's separate from win or loss, since a well-executed losing trade can still grade higher than a sloppy win.