The Obsidian Trading Journal for Options Traders
The Obsidian trading journal records the positioning context behind a trade, not merely the entry price and the exit price.
What makes the Obsidian journal different?
The Obsidian journal captures which positioning level a trade was built around, what the volatility regime was at entry, and whether the level behaved as expected. Reviewing those fields reveals which setups genuinely work for an individual trader and which setups quietly lose money.
Why should an options trader keep a journal?
Memory systematically favours the trades that worked. A written record with positioning context attached is the only reliable way to discover that a favourite setup has been unprofitable for months, which is the single most common finding when a trader first reviews honestly.