For Saxo investors

The free Saxo portfolio tracker that shows your real return

Create a free account, import your Saxo transaction export and see your true time-weighted return in euros — currency handled, benchmarked against the market. No broker login; the file is read on our server and not stored. Option legs are skipped, and Saxo doesn’t record stock-split ratios, so check any position that went through a split.

No broker login. Read-only export. After you sign up, your file is sent to our server over an encrypted connection, read in memory and not stored; the holdings and transactions from it are saved to your account (stored in London, UK). Ticker symbols are used to fetch prices from Financial Modeling Prep.

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Sign up, then import your Saxo transaction export (the Dutch-language XLSX with the Transacties sheet). Your portfolio is saved to your account.

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What StockDashes does with your Saxo export — and what it leaves out

Import your Saxo transaction export (the Dutch-language XLSX file with the Transacties sheet) into your free account and we rebuild your time-weighted return in euros, with historical FX separated from stock performance and a market benchmark alongside. Two honest limits: option legs are skipped — we don’t track options — and Saxo marks a stock split without its ratio, so check any position that went through a split and correct it in Edit Portfolio.

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Saxo portfolio tracker — FAQ

Which Saxo file do I need?

Saxo’s Dutch-language transaction export — the XLSX file with the “Transacties” sheet. English-language Saxo exports and CSV files aren’t supported. StockDashes reads your trades from it when you import it into your free account; there’s no broker login.

Does it handle options?

No. Option legs in your export are skipped when you import it — StockDashes tracks stock positions only, so options are never folded into the number.

What about stock splits?

Saxo books a split as a marker without the ratio, and lists your pre-split buy against the post-split sell, so the share count for that position can come out wrong. Check any position that went through a split after importing, and correct it in Edit Portfolio.

Is my data safe?

After you sign up, your file is sent to our server over an encrypted connection, read in memory and not stored; the holdings and transactions from it are saved to your account (stored in London, UK). Ticker symbols are used to fetch prices from Financial Modeling Prep. There is no broker login, and deleting your account deletes your portfolio and its imported transaction history.

What is a time-weighted return?

A return that splits your history at every deposit and withdrawal and links the pieces, so the timing of your own contributions can’t flatter or punish the result. It measures how your decisions performed — the number worth comparing to an index.

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