TRADEHISTORY.
Every trade leaves a mark. Some made the bag heavier. Some went straight into the ground. No romance, no excuses — just the receipts.
THE AFTERMATH.
A running record of the trades shared from the journal. The good exits, the bad cuts and everything in between. These are individual percentage moves — not an overall account return.
THE ROLL CALL.
Forty entries from the 2026 journal. Switch between the green files and the body bags, or hunt a ticker by name.
These ticker-level percentage results were supplied by the journal owner. No trade dates, sizes, entry or exit prices, fees, or independent verification were provided. Results are not weighted or combined into a portfolio return. Past trades do not predict future results. This page is for information, not investment advice.
BACK IN NARM, UK TRADES
Two years of receipts from the UK trading desk. Every line is an individual closed trade—ISA, spread bet, SIPP, futures and options included. Winners, losers, the lot.
| Closed | Ticker / market | Trade type | Gain / loss |
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Read the diary correctly: These are self-reported percentage changes on individual positions, transcribed from five supplied Trader Diary screenshots. Entries with the same ticker can be separate trades; rows repeated across the December 2024 and Q1 2025 images are shown once. Closed dates and percentages are reproduced as recorded, including any inconsistencies in the source. Figures are not an account return and are not independently verified; they exclude any unreported fees, financing or tax. Not investment advice.
THE BODY BAGS.
Even a good thesis can end up six feet under. The losses stay visible — because the market doesn't care about your feelings.
THE GRAVEYARD IS PART OF THE GAME. KEEP THE LESSONS.