
KelzFX Journal
Import your trades, review performance, and keep notes in one place.
- Import closed trades from CSV
- Explore performance and trading patterns
- Keep personal notes with your trades
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Review your trades. Set your limits.
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THE KELZFX TOOLKIT / 01

Import your trades, review performance, and keep notes in one place.

Configure daily loss and trade-count limits in the desktop prototype.

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GET A FEEL FOR THE PROCESS / 02
How much profit would you like to protect? Start with a $10,000 account and a $500 daily loss allowance. Move the slider to add profit from closed trades and see where Guard’s planned trigger moves.
Illustration only. No account is connected.
What if an open trade rises, then pulls back? Floating profits DO NOT raise this line. A floating gain falling from $1,000 to $500 alone would not trigger this example’s loss rule.
Account equity = balance + net floating profit/loss. This simplified example assumes no deposits or withdrawals. When live protection becomes available, reaching the line requests closures; execution delays can allow further losses.

THE TRADER BEHIND THE TOOLS / 03
I’m a swing trader building tools around the work that happens beyond the entry: patience, honest review, and respect for risk.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
The Journal desktop preview supports CSV imports, including properly formatted history from other platforms. cTrader is the first planned live integration for both products; it is not connected yet. Guard has no live enforcement in the current preview.
No. The planned guard reacts to breaches by requesting trading actions. Slippage, delays, rejected requests, and connection failures can cause losses beyond your limit. It is not a broker-enforced account lock.
Discord membership is available through Whop. Journal and Guard checkout is not open yet; their product details explain the current preview status.
No. These tools support review and personal risk discipline. Trading involves risk, and outcomes are not guaranteed.