Stock Trading Master 360

Stock Trading Master 360

110 TABS • TRANSACTIONS • MARGIN • SHORTING • OPTIONS • RISK • PERFORMANCE

Stock Trading Master 360 – Complete Long-Form Trading Workbook

Track accounts, buying power, cash and margin, borrowing costs, short sales, order types, trading transactions, technical and fundamental tools, strategies, derivatives, crypto, fees, taxes, entries, exits, stops, performance, psychology and trading terminology in one long-form workbook.

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Trader Profile

Brokerage Accounts

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Trading Capital Allocation

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Trading Cost Master Sheet

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Crypto trading fees
Network / gas fees
Forex spread / commission
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Charting / scanner fees
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Trading Tax Assumptions

Market Sessions

SessionTypical UseRisks
PremarketReact to overnight news / earningsLower liquidity, wider spreads
Regular SessionPrimary exchange liquidityNormal market risk
After-HoursPost-close news / earningsLower liquidity, wider spreads
24/7 CryptoContinuous digital asset tradingWeekend liquidity, gap-like moves across venues

Premarket / After-Hours Plan

Order Types & Transactions

OrderPurposeMain Risk
MarketImmediate executionPrice uncertainty / slippage
LimitControl execution priceMay not fill
StopTrigger market order after stop priceGap / execution-price risk
Stop-LimitTrigger a limit orderMay not execute after trigger
Trailing StopDynamic stop behind priceWhipsaw / gap risk
BracketEntry + profit + stopOrder logic / partial-fill issues
OCOOne-cancels-other exitsBroker-specific behavior
ConditionalTrigger based on another conditionComplexity / trigger risk

Market Orders

Limit Orders

Stop Orders

Stop-Limit Orders

Trailing Stops

Bracket / OCO

Conditional Orders

Time in Force

Buy Transactions

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Trade Ticket

Master Trade Log

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Closed Positions

Use the Master Trade Log for detailed realized P&L. This tab can summarize completed trades by strategy or account.

Watchlist

SymbolCompany / AssetSectorPriceEntryStopTargetCatalystNotes

Stock / ETF Screener Criteria

Market Data

Charts

Candlesticks

Technical Indicators

Moving Averages

RSI

MACD

Bollinger Bands

ATR

Volume

VWAP

Support / Resistance

Trendlines

Breakouts

Pullbacks

Gaps

Momentum Trading

Day Trading

Scalping

Swing Trading

Position Trading

Trend Following

Mean Reversion

Pairs Trading

News Trading

Earnings Trading

Dividend Trading

Dividend Reinvestment Plan

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Fundamental Analysis

Valuation

Earnings & Guidance

Economic Data

Sector Rotation

ETFs

Leveraged / Inverse ETFs

Options

Calls

Puts

Covered Calls

Protective Puts

Spreads

Iron Condors

Straddles / Strangles

LEAPS

Options Greeks

GreekMeaningValue
DeltaPrice sensitivity to underlying
GammaRate of change of delta
ThetaTime decay
VegaVolatility sensitivity
RhoInterest-rate sensitivity

Futures Trading

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Trade Review

Mistake Log

DateMistakeCostRoot CauseCorrective Rule

Trading Psychology

Pre-Trade Rules Checklist

Trading Terminology

TermMeaning
BidHighest current buyer price
AskLowest current seller price
SpreadDifference between bid and ask
LiquidityAbility to transact without large price impact
VolumeUnits traded
Market OrderOrder seeking immediate execution
Limit OrderOrder capped at a specified price
Stop OrderOrder activated when a stop price is reached
Stop-LimitStop triggers a limit order
Trailing StopStop that follows favorable price movement
LongPosition benefiting from price increase
ShortBorrow-and-sell position benefiting from price decline
CoverBuy back a short position
MarginBorrowed purchasing power
Buying PowerAmount available to purchase securities
Maintenance MarginMinimum equity required to maintain leveraged positions
Margin CallRequirement to add equity or reduce exposure
Borrow FeeCost of borrowing shares for a short sale
SlippageDifference between expected and actual execution price
GapPrice jump between trading periods
VolatilityMagnitude of price variation
BetaSensitivity relative to a benchmark
AlphaReturn beyond benchmark/risk expectation
DrawdownDecline from peak to trough
CatalystEvent that may move price
SupportArea where buying has historically emerged
ResistanceArea where selling has historically emerged
BreakoutMove beyond a recognized level
PullbackTemporary move against prevailing trend
VWAPVolume-weighted average price
ATRAverage true range; volatility measure
RSIRelative Strength Index
MACDMoving Average Convergence Divergence
DRIPDividend reinvestment plan
Ex-Dividend DateDate from which new buyers generally do not receive declared dividend
Declaration DateDate board declares dividend
Record DateDate company identifies holders of record
Payment DateDividend distribution date
AssignmentOption writer obligation triggered by exercise
ExerciseOption holder invokes contractual right
PremiumOption price
StrikeOption exercise price
ExpirationOption contract end date
DeltaOption sensitivity to underlying price
GammaChange in delta
ThetaTime decay
VegaSensitivity to implied volatility
Open InterestOutstanding derivative contracts
Futures MarginPerformance bond for futures exposure
Funding RatePeriodic transfer in some perpetual crypto contracts
PDTPattern day trader designation/rule concept; verify current broker/regulatory requirements
T+ SettlementSettlement timing; verify current rules by security type

Annual Trading Review

Trading Notes

Trading Abbreviations A–Z

Term / AbbreviationMeaning / Explanation
APRAnnual Percentage Rate
AUMAssets Under Management
ATHAll-Time High
ATLAll-Time Low
ATRAverage True Range
B/EBreak-Even
BTOBuy to Open
BTCBitcoin
CAGRCompound Annual Growth Rate
CFDContract for Difference
CPIConsumer Price Index
DCADollar-Cost Averaging
DRIPDividend Reinvestment Plan
DTEDays to Expiration
EPSEarnings Per Share
ETFExchange-Traded Fund
ETNExchange-Traded Note
FOMCFederal Open Market Committee
FOKFill or Kill
FXForeign Exchange
GTCGood 'Til Canceled
GTDGood 'Til Date
HTBHard to Borrow
IOCImmediate or Cancel
IPOInitial Public Offering
IVImplied Volatility
LEAPSLong-Term Equity Anticipation Securities
LIFOLast In, First Out
MACDMoving Average Convergence Divergence
NAVNet Asset Value
OCOOne Cancels the Other
OHLCOpen, High, Low, Close
OIOpen Interest
OTCOver-the-Counter
PDTPattern Day Trader
P/EPrice-to-Earnings Ratio
P/BPrice-to-Book Ratio
P/SPrice-to-Sales Ratio
P&LProfit and Loss
ROEReturn on Equity
ROIReturn on Investment
RSIRelative Strength Index
SECU.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
SMASimple Moving Average
EMAExponential Moving Average
STCSell to Close
STOSell to Open
TIFTime in Force
VWAPVolume-Weighted Average Price
YTDYear to Date
52W H/L52-Week High / Low

Trading Terminology A–Z

Term / AbbreviationMeaning / Explanation
AskLowest price currently offered by a seller.
BidHighest price currently offered by a buyer.
Bid-Ask SpreadDifference between the best bid and best ask; a hidden transaction cost.
Buying PowerAmount available to purchase securities, including any permitted margin.
Cash AccountBrokerage account where purchases must be paid with available cash.
Margin AccountBrokerage account that may permit borrowing against eligible securities.
Long PositionPosition intended to benefit when the asset price rises.
Short PositionBorrowed security sold first, with the goal of buying it back lower.
CoverPurchase made to close a short position.
Market OrderOrder prioritizing immediate execution rather than price certainty.
Limit OrderOrder setting the highest buy price or lowest sell price acceptable.
Stop OrderOrder activated after a specified stop price is reached.
Stop-Limit OrderStop trigger that releases a limit order rather than a market order.
Trailing StopStop that adjusts as the market moves favorably.
Bracket OrderEntry combined with protective stop and profit-taking order.
OCO OrderOne-cancels-other order pair; execution of one cancels the other.
SlippageDifference between expected execution price and actual fill price.
LiquidityEase of buying or selling without materially moving price.
VolatilityDegree of price movement over time.
GapPrice jump between trading sessions or bars with little/no trading between.
CatalystEvent or information that can materially affect price.
SupportPrice area where buying has historically appeared.
ResistancePrice area where selling has historically appeared.
BreakoutMove beyond a recognized support/resistance or consolidation boundary.
PullbackTemporary move against a prevailing trend.
DrawdownDecline in account or investment value from a prior peak.
Position SizeNumber of shares, contracts, or units held.
Risk per TradeMaximum planned loss if the trade reaches its predefined exit.
Reward-to-Risk RatioPotential reward divided by planned risk.
Profit FactorGross trading profits divided by gross trading losses.
ExpectancyAverage amount a trading method is expected to gain or lose per trade.
Win RatePercentage of closed trades that are profitable.
Realized P&LProfit or loss from closed positions.
Unrealized P&LProfit or loss on positions that remain open.
Cost BasisAmount invested in a position for gain/loss and tax tracking.
Tax LotSpecific batch of shares acquired at a particular date and cost.
Wash SaleTax concept that can defer loss recognition after certain repurchases; verify current tax rules.
Ex-Dividend DateDate from which new buyers generally do not receive the declared dividend.
Declaration DateDate the issuer's board declares a dividend.
Record DateDate the issuer determines shareholders of record.
Payment DateDate the declared dividend is paid.

Order & Execution Terminology

Term / AbbreviationMeaning / Explanation
DAYOrder generally expires at the end of the trading session if not filled.
GTCGood 'Til Canceled; remains active until filled/canceled, subject to broker limits.
GTDGood 'Til Date; active until a specified expiration date.
IOCImmediate or Cancel; fill immediately as much as possible, cancel remainder.
FOKFill or Kill; must fill the entire order immediately or cancel.
AONAll or None; seeks complete quantity, subject to broker/venue support.
Market-on-CloseOrder intended for execution near the market close.
Limit-on-CloseClosing-auction order with a limit price.
Market-on-OpenOrder intended for the opening auction.
Limit-on-OpenOpening-auction order with a limit price.

Technical Analysis Terminology

Term / AbbreviationMeaning / Explanation
SMAAverage closing price over a set number of periods.
EMAMoving average that weights recent prices more heavily.
RSIMomentum oscillator commonly scaled 0–100.
MACDTrend/momentum indicator derived from moving averages.
ATRAverage True Range; volatility measure.
VWAPVolume-weighted average price, often used intraday.
Bollinger BandsMoving average with volatility-based upper/lower bands.
Relative VolumeCurrent volume relative to a historical average.
Volume ProfileDistribution of traded volume by price.
TrendlineLine connecting key swing highs or lows.
CandlestickOHLC price bar visualization.
DojiCandle with very small body, often showing indecision.
HammerCandle pattern with long lower shadow after decline.
Engulfing PatternTwo-candle pattern where second body engulfs first.

Fundamental Analysis Terminology

Term / AbbreviationMeaning / Explanation
RevenueSales generated by a business.
Gross MarginGross profit divided by revenue.
Operating MarginOperating income divided by revenue.
Net MarginNet income divided by revenue.
EPSNet income attributable per common share.
P/EShare price divided by earnings per share.
Forward P/EPrice divided by forecast earnings.
P/SMarket value relative to sales.
P/BMarket value relative to book value.
FCFFree Cash Flow: operating cash flow less capital expenditures.
ROEReturn on Equity: profit relative to shareholder equity.
Debt/EquityDebt relative to shareholder equity.
GuidanceManagement's forward-looking business outlook.

Options Terminology

Term / AbbreviationMeaning / Explanation
CallOption granting buyer the right, not obligation, to buy the underlying at strike.
PutOption granting buyer the right, not obligation, to sell the underlying at strike.
Strike PriceContract price at which underlying may be bought/sold if exercised.
PremiumPrice paid/received for an option contract.
ExpirationDate after which option ceases to exist.
Intrinsic ValueAmount an option is in-the-money.
Extrinsic ValueOption value beyond intrinsic value; includes time/volatility effects.
DeltaSensitivity of option price to underlying price movement.
GammaRate of change of delta.
ThetaSensitivity to passage of time.
VegaSensitivity to implied volatility.
RhoSensitivity to interest rates.
Implied VolatilityMarket-implied estimate of future volatility embedded in option prices.
AssignmentObligation imposed on an option writer after exercise.
ExerciseUse of an option holder's contractual right.
Open InterestOutstanding contracts not yet closed or exercised.

Futures & Forex Terminology

Term / AbbreviationMeaning / Explanation
Futures ContractStandardized exchange-traded agreement for future delivery/settlement.
Contract MultiplierAmount by which quoted price movement converts into dollar P&L.
Initial MarginPerformance bond required to open a futures position.
Maintenance MarginMinimum margin required to keep futures position open.
Mark-to-MarketPeriodic recognition of gains/losses.
RollClosing an expiring contract and opening a later-dated one.
ContangoFutures prices above spot or nearer contracts.
BackwardationFutures prices below spot or nearer contracts.
PipCommon small unit of forex price movement.
Base CurrencyFirst currency in a forex pair.
Quote CurrencySecond currency in a forex pair.
Swap / RolloverOvernight financing adjustment in forex.

Crypto Trading Terminology

Term / AbbreviationMeaning / Explanation
SpotDirect purchase/sale of a digital asset.
Perpetual FuturesDerivative without fixed expiry, often using funding payments.
Funding RatePeriodic payment between long and short perpetual positions.
WalletSoftware/hardware mechanism for controlling digital asset keys.
Private KeySecret credential controlling blockchain assets.
Seed PhraseRecovery phrase for a wallet; must be protected.
Cold StorageOffline storage of private keys.
StablecoinToken designed to reference another asset, often a fiat currency.
StakingLocking/delegating eligible tokens to support a network for rewards.
SlashingPenalty that may reduce staked assets under some protocols.
Gas FeeBlockchain transaction/computation fee.
DeFiDecentralized finance applications built on blockchain networks.
DEXDecentralized exchange.
CEXCentralized exchange.

Margin & Short-Selling Terminology

Term / AbbreviationMeaning / Explanation
Initial MarginInitial equity requirement for a leveraged securities purchase.
Maintenance MarginOngoing minimum equity requirement.
Margin CallDemand to restore required account equity.
House RequirementBroker-specific margin requirement above regulatory minimums.
Reg TU.S. Federal Reserve margin rule framework; verify current application.
LocateBroker process for identifying shares available to borrow before certain shorts.
Hard to BorrowSecurity with limited borrowing availability and potentially high fees.
Borrow FeeFee charged to borrow shares for short selling.
Buy-inForced purchase to close a short due to recall or settlement/borrow issues.
Short SqueezeRapid price rise amplified by short covering.

Trading Tax & Accounting Terminology

Term / AbbreviationMeaning / Explanation
Short-Term Capital GainGain on an asset held for a relatively short period; tax treatment may differ from long-term gains.
Long-Term Capital GainGain on an asset held long enough for long-term treatment under applicable tax rules.
Tax LotSpecific acquisition batch used to determine cost basis and holding period.
FIFOFirst In, First Out tax-lot method.
LIFOLast In, First Out tax-lot method where permitted/selected.
Specific IdentificationSelecting specific tax lots for a sale where supported and documented.
Wash SaleRule that may defer a loss when substantially identical securities are repurchased within the applicable window.
Realized GainGain recognized when a position is sold/closed.
Unrealized GainGain that exists on an open position.
Qualified DividendDividend potentially eligible for preferential U.S. federal tax treatment if requirements are met.

Sample Trading Transactions

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DateSymbolTransactionQtyPriceGrossFeesNet Cash EffectExplanation
Buy$5,000-$5,001Opening a 100-share long position.
Sell$5,600$5,599Closing the long position for a gross $600 gain before costs/taxes.
Sell Short$4,000$3,999Borrowing and selling shares short; borrow fees may apply.
Buy to Cover$3,600-$3,601Closing the short; gross gain is $400 before borrow cost, fees, and tax.

Sample Trade Plan – Editable Example

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Educational example only. A real trade requires liquidity, catalyst, market regime, taxes, slippage, spread and suitability review.

Coaching 1 – Trading Foundations

Separate investing from trading

Investing generally emphasizes ownership, long-term compounding and business value. Trading emphasizes defined entries, exits, time horizons and risk controls. Decide which objective applies before entering a position.

Protect trading capital first

Your first job is not maximizing return; it is staying financially capable of continuing. Define maximum risk per trade, maximum daily loss and maximum portfolio drawdown before focusing on profits.

Every trade needs a thesis

Write what must happen for the trade to work, what invalidates the idea, what price proves you wrong, and how profits will be taken.

Understand the transaction

Before clicking buy or sell, know whether the order is market, limit, stop, stop-limit or conditional; know the likely spread, liquidity, fees, taxes, settlement and borrowing implications.

Coaching 2 – Build a Trading Plan

A trading plan turns decisions into repeatable rules. Define eligible markets, trading hours, setups, account size, position-size formula, maximum concurrent positions, daily/weekly loss limits, entries, stops, profit-taking rules and conditions when you will not trade.

Example rule set

Trade only liquid stocks and ETFs. Risk no more than 1% of account equity on a single trade. Require at least 2:1 expected reward to planned risk unless a tested strategy supports otherwise. Do not add to losing positions unless predefined. Stop trading after the maximum daily loss is reached.

Workbook workflow

Complete Trader Profile, Trading Capital, Risk Per Trade, Position Sizing, Watchlist and Trade Ticket before entry. Use the Master Trade Log after execution and Trade Review after exit.

Coaching 3 – Risk Management

Position risk

Dollar risk is generally the difference between entry and planned exit multiplied by position size, plus expected costs and slippage. Position sizing should come from the risk budget, not conviction.

Portfolio risk

Several positions can be highly correlated. Five technology stocks may behave like one large technology bet. Review sector, factor, market and event concentration.

Leverage risk

Margin, options, futures, leveraged ETFs, forex and crypto derivatives can magnify losses. Borrowing also creates carrying costs and can force liquidation at unfavorable prices.

Gap risk

A stop order is a trigger, not a guaranteed execution price. Overnight news, earnings and thin liquidity can create fills far from the planned stop.

Coaching 4 – Entries, Stops & Exits

Entry

Use market orders when execution certainty matters more than exact price and liquidity is strong. Use limit orders when price control matters more than immediate execution.

Stops

A stop should represent where the trade thesis is invalid, not merely an arbitrary percentage. Volatility tools such as ATR can help frame normal price movement, but no indicator eliminates loss risk.

Profit taking

You may use fixed targets, trailing exits, partial exits, time-based exits or fundamental triggers. Choose the method before the trade whenever possible.

Extended hours

Premarket and after-hours sessions can have thinner liquidity and wider spreads. Use additional caution with marketable orders.

Coaching 5 – Review, Measure & Improve

A trading journal should record setup, entry, exit, size, risk, result, fees, taxes, execution quality, emotions and rule compliance. Review performance by strategy, not only by total dollars.

Metrics that matter

Win rate alone is not enough. Combine win rate with average win, average loss, expectancy, profit factor, drawdown and risk-adjusted return.

Process review

Separate bad outcomes from bad decisions. A well-planned trade can lose; a reckless trade can make money. Improve the process that produces results over many trades.

Coaching 6 – Trading Discipline & Behavior

Avoid FOMO

Missing a trade is not a loss. Entering late without a valid risk point can convert opportunity into poor risk/reward.

Avoid revenge trading

After a loss, do not increase size simply to recover money. Follow the same risk rules or stop trading if emotional control deteriorates.

Respect daily loss limits

A daily loss limit protects both capital and decision quality. When reached, stop trading and review.

Use checklists

Execution improves when repetitive decisions are standardized. Use the Rules Checklist before entry and Trade Review after exit.

Keep learning

Markets evolve. Track what works in different volatility and economic regimes, and retire strategies that no longer show a sound edge.

Important: This is an educational trading workbook, not investment advice, brokerage functionality, or an order-entry system. Trading can result in substantial losses. Margin, short selling, options, futures, forex and leveraged crypto products can magnify losses and may create obligations beyond the initial amount invested. Borrow rates, regulatory requirements, settlement rules, tax rules, broker permissions and order behavior vary and can change. Verify current broker and regulatory requirements before trading.

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