From TradingView results to a useful trade review.
Use TradingView for its native strategy testing, then bring completed trade results into EntryBench for a portfolio-based review. The CSV workflow keeps the original test source visible.
Open the workspaceA practical TradingView-to-journal workflow.
- 01
Run and inspect the strategy in TradingView
Use Pine Editor and the strategy report on TradingView. Review the strategy logic, instrument, timeframe, date range, commission, and slippage assumptions before treating its output as a test result.
- 02
Export completed trades
Export the List of Trades as CSV, including entry/exit rows, dates, prices, and account-currency net P&L. Open positions are not imported as completed trades.
- 03
Select a Demo portfolio in EntryBench
Choose the destination before importing. Known replay and strategy-backtest sources belong in Demo portfolios, keeping your actual-trade journal separate.
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Import, then verify the record
Check the instrument and planned risk on imported entries. A missing risk value cannot produce a meaningful R-multiple. Review setup labels and notes before comparing strategies.
What the import can and cannot infer.
| Field | Review after import |
|---|---|
| Entry and exit | Completed entry/exit pairs are matched from the exported strategy trade list. Confirm the expected closed positions are present. |
| Instrument | Some exports do not identify the instrument clearly. Set the correct symbol in the journal. |
| Net P&L | Use the strategy account-currency result. Confirm currency and cost assumptions in TradingView. |
| Risk and R | Add the risk planned for the trade. EntryBench derives R from saved P&L divided by recorded risk. |
| Take-profit plans | TradingView imports do not invent a multi-target plan. Add one only if it describes the original plan you want to preserve. |
A starting script, not a finished strategy.
Research membership includes an editable Pine v6 EMA strategy starter with commission and slippage settings. Download it from the TradingView area of EntryBench, then inspect and validate it in TradingView before using its simulated results.
The starter is educational code. It is not an optimized forex strategy, a signal service, or a profit claim. A separate TradingView subscription may be required for its native capabilities.
Start with your own process.
Eligible new accounts get a 5-day trial, or 10 days through a valid referral. Choose Journal or Research for your trial.
One trial per account and network address. Referral eligibility is set at signup. Paid checkout is not enabled yet; starting an eligible trial does not charge you.