CSV

    DAS Trader trading journal

    Export your DAS Trader trades or tickets as CSV and journal every round trip, fees included.

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    How it works

    From DAS Trader to your journal

    1

    Export

    Download your Trades or Tickets CSV from DAS Trader.

    2

    Upload

    Drop the file in. It's parsed into trades automatically.

    3

    Journal

    Add fields, notes and screenshots to each trade.

    4

    Review

    Equity curve, win rate, drawdown and a P&L calendar.

    Export

    How to export your DAS Trader trades

    1. 1For one session: right-click the Trades tab and click Export.
    2. 2For multi-day history: open Trade → Report, tick Tickets (or Executions), click Refresh, choose CSV Text File and click Export.
    3. 3Don't use the Orders report: it lists orders, not fills.
    4. 4Upload the CSV to an account with DAS Trader as its platform. A single-session file asks for its trade date.
    Full guide with screenshots
    Import

    What gets imported

    From each trade

    • Symbol and side (long or short)
    • Shares
    • Open and close time
    • Average entry and exit price
    • Fees (Tickets report)
    • P&L

    Good to know

    • Fills (B, S, SS) are paired into round trips, so scaling in and out still gives one trade.
    • Open positions or closes without their opening fill at the edge of the file are skipped with a warning.
    • Widen the report's date range so each exit has its entry in the same file.
    • The Tickets report includes fees; Executions has fills only.
    FAQ

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    Upload your history, then journal and review every trade in one place.