Drop your Saxo transaction export and see your true time-weighted return in euros — currency handled, benchmarked against the market. No broker login, nothing uploaded. Options aren’t charted, and a position hit by a stock split is left out — Saxo doesn’t give us the ratio, so we won’t guess.
No broker login. Read-only export. Your transaction file is parsed in your browser and never leaves your device — only the ticker symbols are sent to look up prices.
Your file never leaves your browser — it’s parsed on your device. To price your holdings, only the ticker symbols are sent to a lookup service. No account, and your transaction file is never uploaded.
Drop your Saxo transaction export (the Transacties file) and we rebuild your time-weighted return in euros, with historical FX separated from stock performance and a market benchmark alongside. Two honest limits, both shown on screen: option legs are counted and set aside — we don’t chart options — and any position affected by a stock split is excluded, because Saxo marks the split without its ratio and we won’t show a number we’d have to guess at.
Your Saxo transaction export — the Transacties spreadsheet, as XLSX or CSV. The demo reads your trades from it directly; there’s no broker login.
No. Option legs in your export are counted and then excluded from the return — the demo charts stock positions only, so options are never folded into the number. You’ll see how many were set aside.
Saxo books a split as a marker without the ratio, and lists your pre-split buy against the post-split sell. Rather than guess the ratio and show a wrong return, the demo excludes any position affected by a split and names it on screen.
Your transaction file is parsed entirely in your browser and never uploaded. Only the ticker symbols are sent to a lookup service to fetch prices. There is no broker login and nothing to delete.
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.