Export your trade history from Schwab, upload the file, and see exact P&L on every options trade: a P&L calendar, your win rate, the habits that cost you money, and a recap card for every day.
Schwab exports on a computer, at schwab.com.
Log in at schwab.com and open Accounts → History.
Pick your date range and set Transaction Type to Trade.
Click Export and choose CSV.
Then drop the file into The Scalpers Journal. It knows Schwab’s format, so every fill lands in the right place, and uploading the same trades twice never doubles anything.
Good to know. Schwab files have dates but no times, so the by-hour stats stay empty. Everything else works.
Schwab shows your balance. The journal shows how you got there, trade by trade.
Every trading day colored by result, with weekly and monthly totals. Tap a day for its trades, notes and journal.
Calls vs puts, 0DTE vs further out, how far your winners and losers move on the premium, and which contract prices make you money.
Tag a trade “Chased” or “Revenge Trade” and the journal adds up what each habit cost you, in plain sentences.
Your day’s P&L and best trades on one clean image, ready to share. From your real fills, so nobody can fake it.
No. You export your history from schwab.com and upload it. Your Schwab login never touches our servers.
Schwab’s file has the date of each trade but not the time, so the stats by hour of day stay empty. Your P&L, calendar, win rate and everything else work.
Yes, that’s what it’s built for. Calls, puts, 0DTE, many trades a day on the same contract: every fill is counted.
The P&L calendar, trade log and recap cards are free for your whole history, with no card. The full journal (dashboard, Scalper Score, rules, reports) is $30 a month.
Free to start. Upload a file and you'll have a P&L calendar in a minute.
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