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Draws your MT5 trade history positions on TradingView charts, anchored to price and time while you zoom and scroll. TV Trade History Addon shows your MetaTrader 5 trades directly on your TradingView charts, so you can review how you entered and exited without switching between platforms. How it works: - Save your MT5 Trade History Report as HTML and load it on the extension's config page. Only the buy/sell rows of the Deals table are imported, and the file itself is never stored. - Drag the deals into the right order. Each position starts at a 0.00-profit deal and includes every deal after it, up to the next 0.00-profit deal. - Open a chart for that symbol on TradingView. Each deal appears as an arrow at its exact time and price, and a box labelled P1, P2, … surrounds each position. They stay in place as you zoom and scroll. Features: - Arrows at the exact time and price of each deal - Entry arrows are green for a buy and red for a sell. Other deals are black. All colors are customizable, with a reset button. - Optional position boxes with P-labels, which you can switch on or off from the toolbar popup - A global on/off switch - Report time zone setting (fixed UTC offsets or named zones that follow daylight saving), so brokers on UTC+2/+3 line up correctly - Loose symbol matching (XAUUSD matches XAUUSDm and OANDA:XAUUSD) - Changes apply live to open TradingView tabs, with no reload needed Privacy: your trades and settings stay in your browser's local extension storage. The extension makes no network requests and sends your data nowhere. It only runs on tradingview.com. This is an independent tool and isn't affiliated with TradingView or MetaQuotes.
Nov 1, 2026
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