You can check your historical trade data on Angel One by logging into your account and navigating to the 'Reports' or 'Trade Book' section. There, you’ll find a complete record of all your past trades, including buy/sell details, dates, prices, and quantities.

Where Can I Find Past Trades in Angel One?

After logging in, go to the ‘Reports’ or ‘Trade Book’ section in your account. Here you can view all your executed trades, categorized by date or segment, giving you full visibility into your trading history.

How Can I Download My Trade History?

In the ‘Trade Book’ section, you can select a date range and click on the ‘Download’ or ‘Export’ option to save your trade history as an Excel or PDF file. This file will include details like security name, date/time, quantity, rate, and brokerage.

Can I View Intraday Trade Data?

Yes, Angel One allows you to view intraday trades separately. In the ‘Trade Book’ or ‘Reports’ section, filter by segment and choose ‘Intraday’ to see only your same‑day buy and sell trades.

How Do I See CNC or Delivery Trades?

To view CNC (Cash & Carry) or delivery trades, filter your trade book by segment and select ‘CNC’ or ‘Delivery’. This shows trades where shares are bought or sold and held beyond the trading day.

Can I View F&O Trade History?

Yes, use the trade book filter to select ‘Futures & Options’. This will list all your F&O trades with details like contract, expiry, buy/sell price, and P&L.

How to Analyze Your Trade Patterns?

Once you export your trade history, use Excel or Google Sheets to sort and analyse your trades. Look at your average holding time, most traded stocks, profit/loss patterns, and brokerage paid to identify strengths and areas to improve.

Can I Get Monthly P&L Statements?

Angel One provides monthly profit and loss statements. In the ‘Reports’ tab, select ‘Monthly P&L’ to view or download a summary that shows your trading gains, losses, and charges for each month.

How Long Is Trade Data Available?

Angel One keeps your trade history online for several years. You can access trades from the past easily via the trade book and reports. For older data, you can export and save it locally for future reference.