I've traded the markets for 18 years and I trade prop accounts today. Every call I make on the RB Trading Desk goes on a published record, winners and losers alike. I built the journal for those same accounts, and I use it every session I trade.
First name only, by choice. The record does the talking.
More funded challenges end on one bad day than on any bad setup. A spreadsheet cannot warn you about that day. So the journal tracks your daily and total drawdown as the market moves, tells you how much the next trade can risk, and flags the rule you are about to break before you break it.
Every feature in it exists because I needed it on a live account: the daily loss guardrails, the breach warnings, and the broker sync that logs the trades I would never write up myself. The free plan is not a demo. It is the journal, for your first 50 trades, with no card.
The RB Trading Desk track record lists closed calls with their entry, stop, target, close date and result in R, losers included, with monthly results and a cumulative R chart. Levels on live trades stay hidden until the trade is closed. It is educational analysis, not financial advice.
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Nathan, the founder of RB Trading. He has traded for 18 years, trades prop accounts today and publishes every RB Trading Desk call on a public record.
By choice. The published Trade Desk record is the proof, not a face or a surname.
At tradedesk.rbtrading.site/track-record. It lists closed calls with entry, stop, target and result in R, losers included.
Email journal@rbtrading.site or message @RB_Tradingltd on X.