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• Launch the journal by double clicking the exe file.
• Adjust the date to what you would like it to be if the date for trade is not current.
• Tab to the next field and enter the stock symbol
• Tab across the fields and populate each field
• Add any special fields you would like to track to the comments
• Tab to the add button and hit enter
• Verify that the entry was added to the log
• Verify that the total was adjusted appropriately
• Do not hit the clear button. This will cause the fields to retain their values. So, for the next trade you execute only the fields that changed will need to be updated.

To remove funds from the total amounts displayed in “Trade Summary”:

• Click on “Add/Remove Funds” in the “Trade Summary” panel.
• Enter the amount you would like to remove in the box corresponding to the “Remove Cash” label
• Click on “Remove” button, to subtract the amount from the total amount.

The TickerLog application adjusts the total based on the trades that the user has added to the log. This add/remove feature can be used to synchronize the application to the actual money on the users portfolio if there are any discrepancies or if the user has withdrawn money from his portfolio.

Please note that this might not be an accurate representation of the amount that the user has in their portfolio.

To add funds to the total amounts displayed in “Trade Summary”:

• Click on “Add/Remove Funds” in the “Trade Summary” panel.
• Enter the amount you would like to add in the box corresponding to the “Add Cash” label
• Click on “Add” button, to add the amount to the total amount.

The TickerLog application adjusts the total based on the trades that the user has added to the log. This add/remove feature can be used to synchronize the application to the actual money on the users portfolio if there are any discrepancies or if the user has made a deposit in his portfolio.

Please note that this might not be an accurate representation of the amount that the user has in their portfolio.

Sometimes you may realize after you have logged a stock trade that you had made a typo or mistake when you logged the trade. So, if you decide to delete a log entry that you had made earlier, just click on the entry to select it and press ‘delete’ to delete the entry. You can also select multiple log entries and delete them in this way.

Deleting a log entry will permanently delete the entry. This action cannot be undone. However the user can always add another new log entry with the information that they accidentally deleted.

When you delete one or more log entries the amount total and number of trades in the summary panel is automatically adjusted.

To delete multiple log entries, select the trade log entries that you wish to delete by clicking on the trade log entries and press ‘delete’ key to delete those entries. If the trade log entries are not together press ‘control’ key as you click the various entries to select only the trade log entries you would like to delete and press ‘delete’ key to delete those entries.

A stock trade can be logged in TickerLog using the Trade Entry panel in the bottom of the screen. Here is a screenshot of the screen. Listed below are the different fields and buttons from left to right and top to bottom :

Button with three dots: This is actually a refresh button for the Trade date.

Trade Date box: This is the Date and Time at which the trade was made. To change a value, click on the value you want to change and press the up or down arrow on the side to increase or decrease it. For example if you wanted to log an old stock trade that was done in November and currently it is December, click on Month and press the down arrow key. Or you could over type it if you would prefer that.

Symbol: This is the symbol of the stock that was traded which you would like to log.

Price: This is the price at which you executed the trade you are logging.

Buy/Sell: This indicate if the stock trade executed was a buy or a sell.

Quantity: This indicates the number of stocks that were traded.

Long/Short: Use this field to log whether your buy or sell order was long or short.

Comments: Log any notes that you would like to remember about this stock trade.

Clear Button: The Trade Entry panel was created such that the values entered do not clear out when the add button is pressed to log the trade. Yes, it was created this way for a reason - its not a bug! The reason was to make it quicker for Day Traders to log their trades as they execute multiple trades. By not clearing all the entries you can just tab through it and update the fields that change. This makes it very quick and easy to log a stock trade. In fact this is how you can log your stock trades in seconds.

Add Button: You guessed it right! Hit this after you have entered all your values to log your stock trade.