TradingView Data Assembler

This tool assembles paper trading data from TradingView into a readable csv format, to be able to create a Trading Journal in a spreadsheet.

1 row = 1 trade of the same stock, until all bought stocks have been sold.

Columns:

Symbol | Side | Time of first entry | Avg entry price | Total entry stock amount | Stop Loss | Price Target | Time of last exit | Avg exit price | Total exit stock amount | Amount of different entries | Amount of different exits

Download:

Version 1.2

Update info:

From version 1.2 on it's no longer necessary to download TradingJournal.csv! All you will need is Positions.csv and History.csv.

Setup:

1. Open tradingview.com/chart (make sure your language is set to English!) and connect to PaperTrading.
2. Click on the Positions tab, then click on the 3 dots in the upper right corner, make sure all categories have a checkmark.
3. Click on the History tab, then click on the 3 dots in the upper right corner, make sure all categories have a checkmark.

4. Open TradingViewDataAssembler.
5. Open Explorer (Win) or Finder (Mac) and copy the path where you plan to save TradingView's Papertrading csv files to (e. g. C:\Users\yourname\Downloads (Win) or /Users/yourname/Downloads (Mac))
6. Paste it into the Folder input field in TradingViewDataAssembler.

How to use:

1. Open tradingview.com/chart (make sure your language is set to English!) and connect to PaperTrading.
2. Click on Paper Trading in the upper left, then Export Data.
3. Select Positions and click Export, select History and click Export. If you didn't select your Downloads folder in step 5 above, move the downloaded csv files to the folder you defined there.

4. Open TradingViewDataAssembler: the data is automatically read out, combined and saved to your clipboard!

5. Open your trading journal spreadsheet, and paste the data in.

To consider:

The trade infos are read out from the Positions.csv (open positions) and History.csv (recent filled or cancelled orders).

The History.csv is limited to max. 100 orders. There is unfortunately no way to load more, so information for orders that have been filled before is lost.