Schwab

The Best Trading Journal for Schwab

Use this Schwab trading journal to keep records, analyze your trading activity, and share notes. Learn and improve every day to achieve trading success.

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I find it hard to take a developing trader seriously who isn’t keeping a detailed daily trading journal.

Mike Bellafiore,

Co-Founder, SMB Capital

I find it hard to take a developing trader seriously who isn’t keeping a detailed daily trading journal.

Mike Bellafiore,

Co-Founder, SMB Capital

I find it hard to take a developing trader seriously who isn’t keeping a detailed daily trading journal.

Mike Bellafiore,

Co-Founder, SMB Capital

I find it hard to take a developing trader seriously who isn’t keeping a detailed daily trading journal.

Mike Bellafiore,

Co-Founder, SMB Capital

I find it hard to take a developing trader seriously who isn’t keeping a detailed daily trading journal.

Mike Bellafiore,

Co-Founder, SMB Capital

How to Import Data from Schwab into Tradervue

Effortlessly import your trades from Schwab into Tradervue using the file upload method. Just follow the straightforward step outlined below.

To import data from Schwab, follow these steps:

Step 1:

Log into your Schwab account.

Step 2:

Click on Accounts, and then History.

Step 3:

Choose the date range you want to export, and click Go to view the transactions.

Step 4:

Click the Export link at the top right of the page.

Step 5:

Save the file in CSV format to your desktop (or anywhere else - just remember where you put it).

Step 6:

Here on the import page, click "Choose file", choose the file you created above, and click "Upload".

How to Import Data from Schwab into Tradervue

Effortlessly import your trades from Schwab into Tradervue using the file upload method. Just follow the straightforward step outlined below.

To import data from Schwab, follow these steps:

Step 1:

Log into your Schwab account.

Step 2:

Click on Accounts, and then History.

Step 3:

Choose the date range you want to export, and click Go to view the transactions.

Step 4:

Click the Export link at the top right of the page.

Step 5:

Save the file in CSV format to your desktop (or anywhere else - just remember where you put it).

Step 6:

Here on the import page, click "Choose file", choose the file you created above, and click "Upload".

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