Import Trade History to Trading Journal: Move Years of Broker History Without Manual Entry
A practical guide for moving years of supported broker CSV history into TradeTally when switching journals or consolidating trading accounts.
Brennon Overton
Why Your End of Day Trading Journal Should Be Ready Right After the Close
A practical after-close routine for active traders: open your journal immediately, review the session record, check analytics, read diary context, and keep mobile access ready if your setup changes.
Calendar Heatmap Trading Journal: Find Your Most Destructive Trading Days
Use TradeTally’s calendar heatmap to spot red-day patterns, open the trades behind each losing session, and build a focused review list.
Trading Journal API: Build a Weekly Trading Review with TradeTally
Build a repeatable weekly trading review using TradeTally API data: analytics, diary entries, trade setup tags, P&L, and edge report statistics.
Import Trade History to Trading Journal: Move Years of Broker History Without Manual Entry
A practical migration checklist for importing years of broker CSV history into a trading journal, including supported exports, large files, spot checks, and analytics review.
iPhone Trading Journal: How to Review Trades Away From Your Desk With TradeTally
A practical guide to using TradeTally on iPhone for away-from-desk trade review: history, trade details, diary entries, analytics, heatmaps, charts, notifications, and price alerts.
TradeTally trading journal API: From CSV imports to programmable trade analytics
See what TradeTally exposes through its REST API after broker CSV imports, including trade fields, P&L fields, filters, tags, and analytics summaries.
End of Day Trading Journal: Why It Needs to Be Ready Right After the Close
A practical after-close review routine for active traders, including what to check first and how TradeTally’s iOS app fits into mobile end-of-day journal access.
Trading Edge Report: Turn Setup Data Into One Weekly Action Item
Use a weekly trading edge report review to move from setup-tag metrics to one concrete action item for the next trading week.
Trading Setup Tags: Why They Matter More Than Tracking More Indicators
A practical guide for discretionary traders on using trading setup tags to review the patterns they actually trade instead of adding more chart complexity.