TickerLog indeed has many positive qualities. The software’s interface is quite intuitive, not to mention very user-friendly; it makes keeping track of wins and losses – plus expectancies – relatively easier, and you can do so with every trade you make. You can even update the emotion to match your mood, thanks to color codes that you can use to your advantage to effectively track down trends and identify problems. The controls are very accessible so you won’t have any difficulty creating an entry. There are three panels involved, namely the trade summary panel, the trade entry panel, and finally the completed and open positions panel. The trade summary panel works to summarize and then display the consolidated amounts of wins, losses and expectancies. It keeps your portfolio organized. There’s an edit summary tab that allows you to make edits; you can add or remove cash, reset wins/losses/expectancies, etc. The trade entry panel permits you to key in data that are related to trade. This can help you keep track of all important fields. It also has a comments field that allows you to input your thoughts for future considerations. Finally, the completed and open positions panel gives you the overall picture.

Cons

But just like any other software out there, TickerLog also has its share of negative qualities. This particular software only has one significant flaw, and that is the fact that whatever decision you’re going to make will be based solely on your trading history. The thing is, some experts are of the strong opinion that in order to be an efficient trader, market movement as well as technical analysis data must also be taken into account – and these things are not included in the software. Still, one of the stepping stones to success is knowing your strengths and weaknesses – and this software will definitely help you achieve this with ease.