Extract data from broker statments

Discussion in 'Financial Futures' started by giena32, Feb 27, 2016.

  1. OptionGuru

    OptionGuru

    1. Can you download your trading summary in CSV format? You should be able to.
    2. Do you monotonously manipulate that data in a spreadsheet?
    3. Do you then output to a PDF file?
    4. Would you like to automate the process?
    5. Are you interested in Python coding? Python beginner level is fine.
    If so then this thread I started under my old ET user-name (otm-options) might interest you:
    Completed Python Script - CSV to PDF with Pyfpdf


    My broker allows me to download my transaction history for any time period during the last 2 years in CSV format - I then use the script to output a polished PDF file ready for printing. CSV directly to PDF in less than a second.


    :)
     
    #11     Feb 29, 2016
  2. giena32

    giena32

    Thank you all for answers. I am able to export trades from rjobrien for the last 2 years in csv format.

    This is useful information but PDF broker statement contains much more information, like margin, all the fees, commissions, charges for interest, market data and CQG services. In the past I simply imputed manually all the numbers into excel. Later I developed broker statement PDF parser that does it automatically for me. I was thinking that such tool would be very interesting for futures traders. What you think?
     
    #12     Mar 1, 2016
  3. mlturrin

    mlturrin

    Nitro Pro pdf reader will convert pdf to Excel. It does have trouble with some files but it will work ok with most pdf's.
     
    #13     Mar 5, 2016
  4. giena32

    giena32

    Hi, I tried Nitro PDF, it does convent pdf into excel but file is useless as columns and rows are not detected correctly. Below is the screenshot:
    upload_2016-3-6_12-4-39.png
     
    #14     Mar 6, 2016
  5. giena32

    giena32

    #15     Mar 6, 2016
  6. mlturrin

    mlturrin

    You can post-process the excel file i.e. clean it up in excel using the excel parsing tools and text functions
     
    #16     Mar 6, 2016
  7. mlturrin

    mlturrin

    #17     Mar 6, 2016
  8. giena32

    giena32

    I developed my own parser. I placed it online at http://tradinganalyser.com/
    Use login/pass: demouser/demouser

    It produces file as the one I attach
     
    #18     Mar 7, 2016
  9. ryker

    ryker

    Thanks, I was looking at something like that. Will give it a try.
     
    #19     Jul 7, 2016
  10. giena32

    giena32

    Hi, please try it. You can also analyze your profit by each traded instrument. If you have questions please ask.
     
    #20     Jul 7, 2016