Charles Schwab at a glance
| Category | Futures |
| Markets | Stocks, ETFs, options, futures |
| Platforms | thinkorswim, Schwab Mobile |
| Import into Propbook | CSV (date + P&L columns) or manual |
| Website | schwab.com |
For orientation only — offers, markets and platforms vary by country. Check Charles Schwab's website for current details.
Get your Charles Schwab trades into Propbook
- From your Charles Schwab account, export your trade history or account statement as a CSV file.
- In Propbook, go to Accounts → Import CSV. Propbook finds the date and P&L columns for you — adjust them if needed.
- Import. Or skip the file entirely and log each day's result by hand in a few seconds.
What you see on your Charles Schwab account
📈 Equity & net P&L
Set your starting capital and follow your live equity curve, gross and net of fees.
💸 Fees & real ROI
Log commissions, swaps and costs and see your true return on the money you put in.
🎯 Setups & playbook
Tag trades with your setups and see which ones pay — win rate, R and net, by day and session.
🧠 Discipline score
A weekly score that flags FOMO, revenge trading and overtrading, with your biggest leak.
Charles Schwab journal — FAQ
Is Propbook free for Charles Schwab traders?
Yes. The Free plan is free for good, with no card and no account limit: journal, equity curve, fees, ROI, analytics and CSV import for your Charles Schwab account.
Does Propbook connect to my Charles Schwab account?
No. You import a file you export yourself, or log your results by hand. Propbook never asks for your Charles Schwab password or API keys.
Can I track Charles Schwab and a prop firm account together?
Yes. Propbook has a Personal space for your own capital and a Prop firm space for funded accounts — switch in one tap.
Is Propbook affiliated with Charles Schwab?
No. Propbook is independent and not partnered with, sponsored by or endorsed by Charles Schwab. The name and logo are shown for compatibility only.
Track your Charles Schwab account properly
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