Journal your trades. Know your rules before you break them. Track your eval like it's a checklist, not a guess. These are the same tools I use — free to run, right now.
Journal every trade, then let Tally read it back to you. A written weekly breakdown of what's working, what's costing you, and why — built from your own data, not generic advice.
Three free tools that answer the questions that quietly cost traders their accounts: , , and . All free — open one and run your own numbers.
Most funded traders fail their payout not on a bad trade, but on one good day that was too big. This checks your best day against your firm's consistency threshold before you ever request the withdrawal.
Max drawdown and daily loss limits in one tool — static, end-of-day, or high-water-mark, in dollars or percent. Each one breaches differently, and one breach ends the account. Model yours so mid-trade you're reading a number, not guessing at one.
A ready-made spreadsheet that turns passing an evaluation from a hope into a checklist — logged day by day, so you always know where you stand against the target and the rules.
