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CSV export.csv

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Closed positions export from cTrader Trade Watch

cTrader exports closed positions as a CSV with full round-trip data including entry price, close price, commission, swap, and net profit. Each row represents one complete closed position.

Before you start

  • cTrader desktop or web platform
  • Trade Watch panel accessible

Step-by-step guide

  1. 1

    Open Trade Watch

    In cTrader, find the Trade Watch panel (usually docked at the bottom). If it is not visible, go to View → Trade Watch.

  2. 2

    Go to the History tab

    Click the "History" tab inside Trade Watch to view your closed positions.

  3. 3

    Set date range

    Use the date filter at the top of the History panel to select the time period you want to export.

  4. 4

    Export as CSV

    Right-click anywhere in the history list and choose "Save as CSV" (or look for an export/download icon). Save the file to your computer.

  5. 5

    Review and import in Composure

    Go to Journal → Import Trades, select the .csv file, review the parsed trades, then click Import selected trades.

Important notes

  • Use the Trade Watch History CSV export — not the Account Statement PDF or the Deals History. The position-based CSV contains full entry and exit data.
  • cTrader account statements that show only a close time (no entry time) are intentionally blocked — they do not contain enough data for a reliable round-trip trade.
  • Commission and swap values are summed into the net P&L during import.
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