thinkorswim + Journalcade
A trading journal
A trading journal
for thinkorswim.
Drop in thinkorswim’s export as it is. Journalcade reads it whole, pairs the fills into trades with the fees the platform charged, and checks every one.
Auto-syncFile onlyIts export file brings every trade in.
Its exportRead wholeNo columns to match
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Export your trades
How to export from thinkorswim.
- 1
In thinkorswim open Monitor → Account Statement, set the dates, and choose Export to file from the menu at the top right.
- 2
Its fees come along.
Then in Journalcade press Import and drop the file in. There are no columns to match.
Before you sign up
Check your thinkorswim export, free.
- Drop it on the free trade audit
- See what revenge trades and held losers cost
- Read in your browser, never uploaded
Questions
Quick answers.
Does Journalcade sync with thinkorswim?+
No. Its export file brings every trade in.
Which thinkorswim export do I use?+
In thinkorswim open Monitor → Account Statement, set the dates, and choose Export to file from the menu at the top right. Its fees come along.
Are my fees included?+
When the file lists the fees, they’re taken off each trade instead of your account’s fee rates; when it doesn’t, your account’s rates are used.
Is importing free?+
Yes, importing a file is on every plan; the Free plan takes 30 new trades a month. Auto-sync is Pro.
Will a trade come in twice?+
No. A trade already in your journal is matched, not copied, so you can import overlapping dates.
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Free to start. Journal your first trade today and watch the numbers fill in.