WealthBee Knowledge Base - How to read a position | Trading Journal Guide

How to read a position

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Reading from the top:

  • Unbooked - This is a book, you can use this for grouping; some examples include: Portfolio name, open/closed, strategy, investment book.

  • ARM - This is the underlying stock

  • No position group - Similar to a book this can be used for finer tuned grouping. Examples include: Strategy, Trade IDs, source etc.

  • The actual positions go like this: Quantity | Expiration date | Strike | Trade Type

    • A negative quantity is a trade you've sold.

    • A positive quantity is a trade you've bought.

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