# Creating and Managing

### 2.1 Creating and Managing Multiple Journals

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Insiderdepth empowers users to create multiple trading journals, each dedicated to a specific portfolio or trading style, such as spot trading, futures trading, or experimental strategies. The “Your Trader’s Journals” section, visible on the platform, provides an intuitive interface for journal management. Users can initiate a new journal by clicking the “Add Journal” button, which prompts them to name and configure their journal (e.g., “My Spot Trade Journal”). Existing journals can be renamed or deleted via a context menu, as shown with options like “Rename” and “Delete” next to the journal title.&#x20;

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This flexibility ensures that traders can organize their activities efficiently, separating their spot trades from futures positions or maintaining distinct journals for different market conditions. For instance, a user might maintain one journal for BTC and ETH spot trades and another for altcoin futures, allowing for focused analysis of each portfolio’s performance without overlap.
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