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Yes, TraderInsight.pro works with Zimtra. Export your Trade Log from DAS Trader Pro as a CSV, drop it into your journal, and your stock executions, long and short, are parsed instantly and ready for AI analysis, tags, notes, and performance reports.
Zimtra gives active small cap traders buying power, short locates, and a trading day that runs from premarket to after hours. What it does not give you is a way to look back. DAS Trader Pro is built to get you in and out fast, so once the session closes your history is a list of fills. TraderInsight.pro turns that list into answers about which side, which session, which price range, and which setups actually make you money.
Why Zimtra traders use TraderInsight.pro
Zimtra traders use TraderInsight.pro because DAS Trader Pro is an execution cockpit, not a review tool. Hotkeys, the montage, Level 2, and a live P&L counter are all about the next trade. Nothing on the platform tells you what your last 500 trades say about how you trade.
That gap matters more at Zimtra than at most brokers. You can trade small caps, both sides of the tape, across extended hours, with no pattern day trader limit holding you back. When nothing external caps how often, how big, and when you trade, your own review process is the only guardrail. Here is what DAS cannot show you:
- Whether you are better long or short. Squeezing a hard to borrow name from the short side and buying a momentum breakout are different games with different risk. DAS shows every fill, but not your win rate, average loss, or expectancy by side.
- Which part of the day pays you. Premarket gaps, the open, the midday chop, and after hours reward different habits. Most day traders discover their profit is concentrated in one or two windows and their giveback in another.
- Which price ranges and tickers work. Sub dollar runners, low float names, and mid cap stocks behave nothing alike, and your results in each are rarely what you assume.
- Whether your size has crept up. Buying power makes it easy to scale. Without a before and after view, you will not notice when bigger positions started producing bigger drawdowns.
- Which setups deserve your capital. DAS has no concept of a setup. Without tags, every trade looks the same in the blotter.
What does TraderInsight.pro support from Zimtra?
TraderInsight.pro supports the DAS Trader Pro Trade Log CSV, which is the export Zimtra traders pull from the platform. Every execution is imported with its symbol, side, price, quantity, and timestamp, and TraderInsight.pro recognizes the format automatically.
You can import stocks including small caps, long and short positions, premarket and after hours executions, multiple Zimtra accounts into one journal, and more. The same DAS import also handles options and futures executions when your DAS setup trades them.
Zimtra also offers other platforms. This guide covers DAS Trader Pro. If you trade on another one, request it here. Other brokers that run DAS Trader Pro use the same export path, as in the CMEG guide, and you can browse every supported broker in the broker guides.
How to export your trade history from Zimtra
You export your Zimtra history by opening the Trade Log in DAS Trader Pro and saving it as a CSV.
- Log into DAS Trader Pro. Open the platform connected to your Zimtra account.
- Open the Trade Log. From the top menu, go to Trade then Trade Log. This opens your execution history panel.
- Set your date range. At the top of the Trade Log panel, set the From and To dates covering the history you want to journal.
- Export as CSV. Right click anywhere inside the trade log table and select Export. Save the file to your computer as a CSV.
That is the whole export. You do not need to open the file, clean it, or reformat anything. Exporting at the end of each trading week keeps your journal current without extra effort.
How to import your Zimtra trades into TraderInsight.pro
You import by dragging your CSV into TraderInsight.pro. There is no broker selection step, because the file is recognized automatically.
- Go to the Import page.
- Drag and drop your DAS Trader Pro Trade Log CSV into the import box.
- Your trades appear instantly, ready to tag, filter, and analyze.
If you trade more than one Zimtra account, import each export into the same journal. Account IDs and source data are preserved, so you can filter by account in every report and dashboard. API imports are also available for some brokers and platforms, and the list keeps growing.
How to use your Zimtra data to improve
How to find out whether you make more money long or short
Filter your journal by side and compare the two. Open your performance reports and split by long and short to see win rate, average win, average loss, and total P&L for each. Many small cap traders find one side carries the account while the other quietly bleeds it. Once you know which, you can size the weaker side down or stop trading it.
How to find which trading session pays you
The fastest way is the trading calendar plus a time of day breakdown. Group your trades by hour and compare premarket, the open, midday, and after hours. If your best trades happen in the first 45 minutes and your worst after lunch, that is a schedule decision you can make this week.
How to see which price ranges and tickers work for you
Use ticker reports and filters on your stocks. Bucket your trades by price range and see where your results concentrate. Sub dollar names may be your best category or the one that keeps giving back gains, and a single ticker report shows you in seconds.
How to tag your setups and mistakes
Add tags right after you import. Label each trade with the setup, such as gap and go, halt dip, VWAP reclaim, or short squeeze, and with the mistake when there was one, such as chasing or revenge trading. After a month, a setup by setup report shows which strategies deserve more size and which to retire.
How to check that your position size is not creeping up
Build a comparison report that puts your first months against your most recent ones, or your small size trades against your large ones. If performance per share or per trade drops as size rises, your journal has just told you where your limit is.
How to ask AI plain English questions about your Zimtra trades
Use AI analysis to query your own data directly. Try questions like:
- Which hour of the day is my most profitable?
- How do my short trades compare to my long trades?
- Which tickers have I lost the most on in the last 60 days?
- What is my average loss on trades I tagged as chasing?
How to review losing days and build a playbook
Add notes to the trades where something notable happened, whether a clean execution or a costly mistake. Click a red day on the calendar, read your notes, and your journal becomes a searchable playbook of what to repeat and what to avoid.
How to share your Zimtra results with a mentor or trading room
Use sharing to send specific trades or reports without exposing account details, or invite a coach through journal members for full review access.
Can I review my Zimtra trades on mobile?
Yes. The mobile app has full feature parity with the web version, so you can tag trades, add notes, and run reports from your phone or tablet as soon as the session ends.
Where do I get help with my Zimtra import?
Email the team at team@traderinsight.pro and we will help you get your export working. If your Zimtra platform or export type is not supported yet, request a broker and we will look at adding it.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best trading journal for Zimtra?
TraderInsight.pro is built for active traders like Zimtra account holders. Import your DAS Trader Pro Trade Log CSV and analyze your stocks with AI analysis, strategy tags, and performance reports.
Does TraderInsight.pro support Zimtra?
Yes. Export your Trade Log from DAS Trader Pro, drop the CSV into the import page, and your Zimtra trades are parsed instantly.
How do I import my Zimtra trades?
Open DAS Trader Pro, go to Trade then Trade Log, set your dates, right click and export as CSV, then drag the file into TraderInsight.pro. There is no broker selection step and no editing required.
How do I export my trade history from DAS Trader Pro?
Go to Trade, then Trade Log, choose your From and To dates, right click inside the table, and select Export. Save the file as a CSV.
Can I track my short selling performance separately?
Yes. Filter by side to compare long and short trades in your performance reports, including win rate, average loss, and total P&L for each.
Can I import multiple Zimtra accounts into one journal?
Yes. Import each account’s export into the same journal. Account IDs are preserved, so you can filter by account across every report and dashboard.
Does TraderInsight.pro work with other DAS Trader brokers?
Yes. DAS Trader Pro uses the same Trade Log export across brokers. See the CMEG guide for another example, or browse all broker guides.
Does it include premarket and after hours trades?
Yes. Every execution is imported with its timestamp, so you can compare premarket, regular hours, and after hours in your calendar and reports.
Can I ask AI questions about my Zimtra trades?
Yes. With AI analysis you can ask plain English questions such as which hour of the day is your most profitable, or how your shorts compare to your longs.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes. The mobile app includes every feature of the web version, so you can journal from any device.
How much does TraderInsight.pro cost?
See the pricing page for current plans.
