A TradingView trading journal beyond a trade log
Your trade history deserves a second look
An export alone cannot explain a trade. Check that the CSV has the required columns and verify detected trades. Add model context, then compare time, direction, risk and outcomes.
Import
Select the Order history CSV for your TradingView account. A Trade history export is not compatible with this flow.
Organize
Confirm trades and assign account and model before saving to your Journal.
Analyze
Study win rate, Profit Factor and drawdown alongside individual trade details.
Export
Download the Order history CSV for your TradingView account.
Import
Select the compatible file in Import trades.
Review
Check columns and detected trades; avoid duplicates.
Explore
Save selected trades and open the dashboard with your filters.
How to export the TradingView CSV
First select the trading account whose orders you want to review.
- Open the trading panel and select your account.
- Go to Order history and click Download data.
- Choose Order history in the download dialog.
- Click Download, then upload that CSV through Import trades in NQ Trades Lab.
Supported format: Order history. A Trade history export is not compatible.
View the full TradingView tutorial →Frequently asked questions
Answers about importing, your Journal and reviewing your trades.
Does every TradingView CSV work?
No. Use the Order history CSV and review detected trades before saving. Trade history is not compatible.
Must I connect my TradingView account?
No for this CSV flow. Export your own history and select the file for import.
What does the Journal add to a history log?
Notes and model or account classification alongside metrics such as Profit Factor, win rate and drawdown.
Turn your history into a practical review
Try a compatible import and check your trades before analyzing them.
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An analytics and educational tool. It does not provide signals or financial advice.