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This takes my cash level to about 14.1%. Pixa 1 1 5. Of this I allocate a 5% to Vinda and a 3% position to AK Medical Holdings. Of the cash left I decided to increase my position in Sbanken again, which has traded down significantly on general Nordic bank stock weakness. I take my Sbanken position back to 5% of the portfolio, leaving a small cash buffer. 2019 UPDATE: Read my guide to the Best Trading Journals for 2019 with tips on how to successfully maintain your journal. 2017 UPDATE: This spreadsheet page has had well over 100,000 visits so I hired. Quick update on portfolio changes 11th February 2019 11th February 2019 globalstockpicking BATS, Cheetah Mobile, Irisity, Nagacorp, Philip Morris, Portfolio update, Scorpio Tankers I will follow-up later with a longer post explaining my thinking behind my portfolio changes. This is how you can start from a small portfolio with 10 holdings and grow it to 500K account with 30 stocks. Each portfolio comes with a quarterly updated booklet including asset allocation, recent comments on each holding, stock cards and a list of current buy opportunities within the portfolio. All users receive buy & sell email alert when.
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I’ve had quite a few requests for a copy of the spreadsheet I use for my trading journal. I uploaded it to the server so feel free to download a copy if you’re interested. It’s not the most elegant spreadsheet but it does what I need.
Here’s some details about the columns included:
- Expectancy: An average of column K (R Multiple). This formula must be modified each day to include the latest rows.
- Total P&L: Sum of Column J (P&L)
- Trade #: Just used for some calculations later…
- L/S: Long or Short
- QTY: Number of shares
- Bought: Purchase price
- Sold: Selling price
- Initial Risk: Dollars at risk based on the initial stop
- Comm: Commission for both sides of the trade. I have it set to calculate based on the number of shares entered in column E.
- P&L: The actual P&L, including commission
- R Multiple: P&L divided by the Initial Risk
- % Wins: This is calculated by dividing column R (Sum W/L) by column A (Trade #)
- Comments: I use this to list errors made on the trade or anything else worth noting.
- $ at Work: This gives me an idea of how much money was in the position. It’s simply QTY (column E) divided by Bought (purchase price). Note that this is not accurate for shorts but it’s close enough for government work. ?
- % P&L: The percentage return for the trade. P&L divided by $ at Work. Again, not exact for shorts.
- Initial % Risk: Just tells me how far my stop was from my entry in percentage terms.
- W/L: Tells whether the trade was a winner (1) or a loser (0). This is used by the next column, Sum W/L.
- Sum W/L: A running total of the W/L column. This is used in the % Wins column.
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