Open mattou78400 opened 3 years ago
If the trades in the csv are setup like the export file from DAS, You could import them using the standard import. Here is a standard DAS trades.csv export with the required columns. The account number here is a paper account. Notice there is no date in the file
Time,Symb,Side,Price,Qty,Account,Cloid,P / L, 15:05:28,ZM,S,126.97,600,TRIB5621,AUTO,842.00, 09:39:11,ZM,B,125.76,200,TRIB5621,AUTO,0.00, 09:38:35,ZM,B,125.47,400,TRIB5621,AUTO,0.00, 09:37:47,OXY,B,13.8,400,TRIB5621,AUTO,-100.00, 09:36:40,OXY,SS,13.55,400,TRIB5621,AUTO,0.00, 09:35:33,LK,B,6.79,800,TRIB5621,AUTO,-112.00, 09:33:35,LK,SS,6.65,800,TRIB5621,AUTO,0.00, 09:33:22,LK,S,6.68,800,TRIB5621,AUTO,-416.00, 09:30:58,LK,B,7.2,800,TRIB5621,AUTO,0.00,
Hi,
I'd love to know if a cryptocurrency market version of this exists?
Else, I'd be happy to get in touch and help out with the crypto integration
A question would be: if I have past trades as a csv, how can I import them and get the analytics done on them? without going through the API connection in the settings
Thanks!