Import your tastytrade trades
tastytrade (tastyworks) already exports your trade history as a CSV. Drop that file into the free StockTools trading journaland it rebuilds your closed trades — P&L, win rate, and your edge by setup — with no manual typing. The file is parsed in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
WHERE IT LIVES IN TASTYTRADE
History → Transactions → CSV
Step by step
- 1Open tastytrade on desktop and go to the History tab.
- 2Select Transactions and set your date range.
- 3Export/download the transactions as CSV.
- 4Bring it into the StockTools Journal with Import CSV.
WHAT THE FILE LOOKS LIKE
tastytrade’s transaction CSV lists date, action, symbol, quantity, and price per fill. Options are recognized and priced with the standard 100× multiplier.
Broker menus move around; if a step has shifted, the tastytrade help center above has the current path. The import reconstructs round-trip trades from your fills and skips any position still open — a journal logs what you closed. This is a record-keeping tool, not trading advice.
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