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Why import your history?

Importing your past trades means your numbers and reviews are based on what really happened, not guesswork. You can load a CSV or a broker statement instead of typing everything by hand.

Concept

Why import beats manual entry

Importing pulls the exact fills from your broker — entry, exit, size, fees — with no typos and no rounding. Your metrics are only as honest as the data behind them, and an export is the most honest source you have.

Common mistake

Logging only the trades you remember

Hand-typing trades quietly drops the ones you would rather forget, which is exactly the data that would help you most. A full import keeps the losers in the sample.

Warning

Mismatched columns between brokers are the most common import error. Check that symbol, side, and P&L map correctly before you trust the numbers.

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