Can I view all my trades for a symbol on one chart?

Yes. Chart Trades in the TradesViz trading journal draws ALL your trades for a symbol on a single interactive TradingView chart, across every broker and account you have connected. Every buy and sell is drawn at its exact fill price, with each trade's PnL at the exit.

How many charts can I open at once?

Platinum users can open up to 8 charts in layouts of 1, 2 side by side, 2 stacked, 3, 4, 6 or 8 charts. Each chart has its own symbol, timeframe, overlays and filters, and the Sync menu links the visible time range, crosshair, timeframe and drawings on the same symbol. Pro users get one chart.

Can I chart the option contracts I traded?

Yes, on Platinum. Chart Trades charts the exact option contract you traded on its own 1-minute premium chart, with every one of your fills at its exact price, and opens on your trades even for expired contracts. You can open the underlying beside it with one click.

Can I chart option contracts I did not trade?

Yes, on Platinum. Find a contract lists every US and India option contract that traded in the week up to any date you choose, with root, expiry, call or put, and strike filters.

How do I review my trades one by one on the chart?

The trades table under the chart lists every trade on the active chart. Click a row and the chart zooms to that trade at a timeframe that fits its holding time. Previous and Next (or Alt + Left and Right) step through your trades, and clicking a fill on the chart selects its trade.

Can I filter which trades appear on each chart?

The workspace follows your dashboard date range and global filters, or a custom date range of its own. On Platinum, each chart also has its own filters for winners or losers, long or short, open or closed, account, and tag, setup or symbol, plus its own date range.

Can I hide my PnL when sharing a chart screenshot?

Yes. Turn off Trade PnL and Quantity on executions in the chart's Overlays menu to keep your account size private while still showing your entries and exits.

Which assets does Chart Trades support?

Stocks, futures, forex, crypto, CFDs and indices on all the exchanges TradesViz supports, plus option contracts on Platinum. You can also chart any supported symbol you have never traded for technical analysis.

Where is Chart Trades in TradesViz?

Open the TradesViz dashboard and go to Tables > Trades Chart. Click one of your most traded symbols or Add chart to pick any symbol or option contract.

What can I do with the TradesViz REST API?

Use Python, scripts or your own applications to read and search your TradesViz accounts, trades and executions, build custom reports, and manage notes and tags. With the required permissions, you can import supported executions, edit journal entries, update trade risk settings, split or merge trades, and delete selected journal data. Execution imports currently support eligible USD US stocks and fixed-multiplier USD futures, not every asset supported by the website.

Can I connect ChatGPT or Claude to my TradesViz journal using MCP?

Yes. Connect a compatible ChatGPT, Claude or other MCP client to the hosted TradesViz MCP server using browser sign-in; no local MCP server or REST API key is needed. Ask your assistant to summarize recent trades, compare results from retrieved trades, find trades by symbol or tag, or save a review note. Editing and other journal changes require the matching permissions. Connector availability depends on your AI client and workspace settings.

How do API and MCP permissions protect my trading journal?

You select the trading accounts and permissions each API key or MCP connection can use. Start with read access and grant editing or deletion separately when needed. Day notes, day tags and general journal notes require a separate opt-in. You can revoke access from the API/MCP dashboard. These tools manage your journal; they cannot place, change or cancel broker orders. AI responses can contain mistakes, so review proposed changes before approving them.

[Updated] New feature: Chart Trades View in TradesViz v3.0

Q: Are my drawings and chart setups saved?

Yes. Drawings are saved automatically, and saved workspaces keep your charts, layout, timeframes, overlays, filters, sync settings, indicators and drawings under a name. You can keep up to 20 workspaces.

Last update: Oct 2026

Chart Trades puts every trade you took on a symbol onto one interactive TradingView chart. It was first launched in Aug 2020 and it is still the only feature online where you can view ALL your trades for any symbol in a single TradingView chart, across every broker and account you have connected to your TradesViz trading journal.

This tab is named Trades Chart and lives under Tables. It uses the same TradingView charts as the rest of TradesViz, including your global chart templates.

The Oct 2026 update rebuilds Chart Trades into a full chart workspace: up to 8 charts on screen, option contract charts with your fills on the premium itself, trade-by-trade navigation, trade lines, per-chart filters and the full TradesViz trades table right under the chart.

Chart Trades workspace with four charts: a NIFTY option contract, an ES futures session, TSLA and AAPL, with the Sync menu open

What is new in this update

Multi-chart workspace: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 or 8 charts at once, each with its own symbol, timeframe, overlays and filters.
Option contract charts: chart the exact contract you traded, with every fill on the contract's own price.
Find a contract: browse every US and India option contract that traded, including ones you never traded, opened on the strikes around the money.
Exact execution markers: every buy and sell drawn at its fill price, with the trade's PnL at the exit.
Trade lines: entry to exit line, holding period, average entry, stop and target.
Trade navigation: click any trade to zoom the chart to it, and step through trades with Previous and Next.
The full trades table under the chart, with PnL badges, expand, edit and explore.
Saved workspaces and synced charts.

Opening Chart Trades

Chart Trades is under Tables > Trades Chart in the dashboard. When the workspace is empty it lists your most traded symbols in the current date range. Click one to chart it, or click Browse all symbols.

Empty Chart Trades workspace listing the most traded symbols as one-click buttons

Adding a chart

Add chart opens a picker with four tabs:

Traded symbols: every symbol you traded in the review range, with the number of trades, PnL and the last time you traded it. Type to filter.
Any symbol: chart any supported symbol, including ones you have never traded. Use it for technical analysis and planning.
Traded option contracts and Find a contract: covered in the option contract section below.

Add chart window showing traded symbols with trade count, PnL and last traded date

Chart Trades works for stocks, futures, forex, crypto, CFDs and indices across all the exchanges TradesViz supports.

Choosing which trades are shown

By default the workspace follows the Dashboard date range and every global filter you have applied (accounts, tags, setups, side and so on). Switch to Custom to review a different date range in this workspace only, without touching the rest of your dashboard.

Under Workspace > Trades included you can show the trades opened in the range, or every trade that was open at any point in the range, which includes positions carried in from before it.

Your trades on the chart

Every fill is drawn at its exact price and time:

A green right-pointing arrow is a buy, and a red left-pointing arrow is a sell.
The trade's PnL appears at the exit, green for a winner and red for a loser.
Option fills on an underlying's chart are drawn as circled arrows at the bar's low (buys) or high (sells), because an option's premium is not on the underlying's price scale. Chart the contract itself to see those fills at their exact premium.

One-minute ES futures chart of a morning session with buy and sell markers at their fill prices and the PnL of each trade

All TradingView tools work as usual: any timeframe from 1 minute to monthly, indicators, drawings and your chart templates. Drawings are saved automatically, so your technical analysis is there the next time you open the chart.

Zoomed out over hundreds of trades, the chart keeps only the fill markers so it stays readable. Trade labels appear as soon as 30 or fewer trades close in view. The selected trade always keeps its label.

Trade lines and other overlays

The Overlays menu on each chart controls what is drawn:

Markers: executions, the quantity of each execution, and trade PnL.
Trade lines: a line from entry to exit, a box over the holding period, the average entry of open trades, and your stop and target levels.
View: show only the selected trade, or a fill-price profile of where you bought and sold.

Sharing a screenshot? Turn off Trade PnL and Quantity on executions first to keep your position size private.

ES futures trade held for 1 hour 51 minutes with an entry to exit line, a shaded holding period box and its PnL

Overlays menu with markers, trade lines and view options

Review trade by trade

Under the chart, the trades panel summarises the trades on the active chart: number of trades, gross or net PnL (following your dashboard setting), win rate, average win and loss, average hold time, and long and short PnL.

Below that is the same trades table you use everywhere else in TradesViz: PnL badges, expand to see the executions, edit a trade, open it in Trade Explore, and choose and save your columns.

Click any row and the chart zooms to that trade, at a timeframe that fits how long you held it.
Use Previous and Next (or Alt + Left / Right) to step through your trades in order.
Click a fill on the chart to select its trade in the table.

Trades panel under the chart with the summary row and the trades table, one trade selected

Filters on each chart

Each chart has its own Filters: winners or losers, long or short, open or closed, a single account, and a tag, setup or symbol search. You can also give a chart its own date range, separate from the rest of the workspace. For example, put your winners on one chart and your losers on the next.

Filters menu with result, side, position, account, tag search and a separate date range

Multiple charts

Pick a layout from Layout: 1 chart, 2 side by side, 2 stacked, 3 columns, 4, 6 or 8 charts. The charts sit edge to edge so you get the most chart space on screen.

Chart Trades with AAPL and NVDA side by side and the Layout menu open, listing 1, 2 side by side, 2 stacked, 3 columns, 4, 6 and 8 chart layouts

Empty slots show an Add chart button and your most traded symbols, so filling a layout takes one click per chart. If you have more charts than the layout shows, a tab strip lets you bring any of them into view.

Four-chart layout with two charts and two empty slots offering Add chart and quick symbols

Each chart keeps its own symbol, timeframe, overlays and filters. Click any chart to make it active, and the trades panel follows it. Maximize a chart to give it the whole screen.

The Sync menu links the charts together:

Visible time range: scroll or zoom one chart and the others follow.
Crosshair: a time marker follows your cursor across the charts.
Timeframe: change the timeframe on one chart and all of them change.
Drawings on the same symbol: a line drawn on one ES chart appears on every ES chart.

Option contract charts

The Traded option contracts tab lists every contract you traded, with its trades, PnL and the last time you traded it. Open one and Chart Trades charts the contract's own price history, minute by minute, with every one of your fills at its exact premium. The chart opens on your trades, even for a contract that expired months ago.

Contracts are matched exactly: SPX and SPXW stay separate, as do contracts with different expiries or strikes.

One-minute chart of a NIFTY 24400 call option with 15 trades drawn at their fill premiums and the PnL of each trade

To see the contract next to its underlying, open the chart's … menu and choose Open underlying chart. The underlying opens beside it on the same time window, with the visible time range synced.

The same menu on a stock, futures or index chart has Compare with, which overlays a benchmark such as SPY.US on the chart, and Research links to the symbol's Seasonality, Fundamentals and Options Flow pages.

Chart menu with zoom to review range, duplicate chart, open underlying chart and remove chart

You can also get there from Trade Explore: on an option trade, select an execution and click the options chart button. Chart Trades opens that exact contract with the trade's fills.

Find any contract

The Find a contract tab charts contracts you never traded. Enter an underlying such as SPX, AAPL or NIFTY, pick the market (US or India) and an As of date (today by default). TradesViz lists every contract that traded in the week up to that date and opens on the nearest expiry, centred on the money: the ATM range shows 10 strikes either side of the at-the-money strike, based on the underlying's close, and the ATM strike is marked. Switch it to 5, 20 or all strikes, or type the range with the symbol, such as AAPL ATM 5. Narrow it down further by root, expiry, calls or puts, or type a strike, then click a contract to chart it.

Find a contract tab listing AAPL contracts 10 strikes either side of the money, with the at-the-money strike marked ATM

Saved workspaces

Set up a workspace once and reuse it. The Workspace menu saves your charts, layout, timeframes, overlays, filters, sync settings, indicators and drawings under a name. Keep up to 20, for example a morning futures review and a weekly options review, and switch between them in one click.

Chart Trades started as a feature request from one of our users, and this update was shaped by your feedback too. If you have ideas for it, email us at [email protected]. TradesViz is the all-in-one trading journal for performance analysis and journaling, and that would not be possible without our users' feature requests.