Trading journal for CapTrader: import and review your transaction history
As a CapTrader client you trade through a powerful platform with detailed statements. FlowTrader reads in your CapTrader transaction history and turns it into a disciplined journal that makes your behaviour visible.
From CapTrader to your journal in four steps
Export your transaction history from CapTrader
CapTrader provides you with detailed account statements and a transaction history. Export the period you want to review as a file.
Import into FlowTrader
FlowTrader can read in the CapTrader transaction history and build your trades from it, so you do not have to enter them all one by one by hand.
Add setup and state of mind
The statement knows your numbers, but not what was in your head. Add your planned setup and your state of mind per trade, so the journal shows more than just profit and loss.
Review with the Discipline Score
FlowTrader assesses your behaviour and the AI Coach spots patterns across many trades. That way you see where your discipline holds and where it crumbles.
Why a journal for CapTrader traders
Import instead of typing
Because FlowTrader can read in the CapTrader transaction history, you save yourself the tedious typing and have a clean data basis sooner.
Behaviour, not just numbers
CapTrader supplies the facts, FlowTrader the behavioural layer. The Discipline Score shows whether you traded according to plan, not just whether you finished in the green.
Recognise patterns
The AI Coach uncovers recurring mistakes that become apparent across many trades but get lost in an individual statement.
For active traders
Anyone who trades a lot through CapTrader in particular benefits from systematically reviewing the behaviour behind those many trades, rather than just seeing the result.
Common questions about CapTrader and FlowTrader
Can FlowTrader import my CapTrader trades?
Yes, FlowTrader can read in the CapTrader transaction history and build your trades from it. You do not have to enter each trade by hand. Afterwards you add your setup and your state of mind, so the data becomes a real discipline journal.
Why do I need a journal alongside CapTrader?
CapTrader shows you what you traded and with what result. A discipline journal shows you whether you stuck to your plan and which patterns cost you. This behavioural layer is the real lever for consistency, and it appears in no statement.
Which data does FlowTrader take from CapTrader?
From the transaction history FlowTrader takes the key figures of your trades, such as instrument, direction, entry and exit and the result. What you add yourself are the things no statement knows: your plan, whether you stuck to it, and your state of mind in the moment.