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TheProfitPath
TheProfitPath is a trading journal that is free forever with unlimited trades, emotion tracking and prop-firm rule templates for 24 firms. Its AI coach reviews only your own logged trades rather than generic market advice. Premium at $12 a month only upgrades the AI. The maker is upfront about the gaps: no broker auto-sync, tick replay or backtesting. Worth weighing: you log trades manually, which takes discipline. For active traders who want an honest journal with AI review of their own history, the free tier is genuinely useful.
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- Free forever with unlimited trades
- AI reviews your own trade history
- Prop-firm rule templates
Cons
- No broker auto-sync
- No backtesting
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