QbarTrade is an options trading journal for building multi-leg baskets, tracking calls and puts together, and reviewing risk, executions and P&L in one structured trade record.
Strategy-level records
Keep related option legs together as one basket.
Clear contract context
Preserve the underlying, expiry, strike, side and quantity.
Risk-plan review
Compare stop-loss, target and planned R:R with the result.
Complete trade outcome
Review premium, P&L, R achieved, duration and executions.
A connected options journaling workflow
Keep the structure of the trade intact at every stage. Each option leg, execution and review detail stays connected to the basket it belongs to.
Start with the underlying and expiry, then select buy or sell on the strikes that form your setup. QbarTrade keeps the contract, side, lots, quantity and entry price visible before the trade is saved.
Keep the strategy name, net credit, running P&L, net quantity and duration in view. The same record connects trade details, stop-loss and target levels, notes and the basket execution history.
When the trade is complete, review its net P&L, net premium, R achieved, holding time and fees alongside the basket summary. Entry and exit executions stay connected to the strategy for a clearer post-trade review.
Strategy focused
Keep related calls and puts together as one options basket.
Contract clarity
Preserve the underlying, expiry, strike, side and quantity.
Risk-plan review
Compare stop-loss, target and planned R:R with the result.
Complete outcomes
Review premium, P&L, R achieved, duration and executions.
Organise option legs, risk details, executions and reviews in a journal built around the full trade.
Options trading journal FAQ
Learn how a basket-based journal connects option legs, risk details, executions and post-trade review.
An options trading journal keeps the underlying, expiry, strikes, calls and puts, quantities, entry and exit prices, P&L, risk plan and review notes for each trade in one structured record.
Yes. Calls and puts can be grouped into one options basket so a multi-leg setup can be reviewed as a complete strategy instead of as disconnected executions.
Choose the options segment, search for the underlying, select an expiry and use the strike list to add buy or sell call and put legs. Selected legs remain visible with their lots, quantities and entry prices.
Yes. The journal keeps the basket status, duration, net quantity, premium, planned risk-to-reward, stop-loss and target details, execution history and final P&L together for review.
A basket view preserves the relationship between every leg. That makes it easier to compare the original structure, the combined premium, the planned risk and the outcome of the complete options trade.
QbarTrade is a journaling and review tool. It does not provide investment advice or guarantee trading outcomes.
