Fidelity Active Trader Pro & Fidelity+ Review
Fidelity is a household name in investing, but when it comes to active trading, their platforms—Active Trader Pro and the new Fidelity+ beta—leave much to be desired. Despite their reputation, Fidelity has released a minimum viable product (MVP) that lacks essential features for serious traders.
We reviewed both Active Trader Pro and Fidelity+ and found several critical shortcomings:
Our platform is designed for traders who demand accuracy, speed, and flexibility. Fidelity's lack of execution time in trade exports alone makes it impossible to deliver reliable reporting. Without this data, you can't confidently track your positions or calculate true profit and loss. For these reasons, we chose not to support Fidelity's platforms.
Even if you attempt to sort Fidelity's downloaded transaction files, the absence of execution time can lead to unpredictable and potentially misleading results. Serious traders should be aware of these limitations before relying on Fidelity for active trading and reporting.
Our platform is built for day traders who value precision and actionable reporting. We support brokers that provide complete, accurate data—so you can focus on your strategy, not on fixing broken exports.
Answers to common questions about Fidelity's trading platforms and our support policy.
Fidelity's trade exports lack execution time, making it impossible to accurately track positions or calculate profit/loss. This is a critical requirement for our reporting tools.
You can, but you'll face limitations: no trading ladder, poor order management, and incomplete trade data. These issues make it difficult to trade efficiently and report accurately.
Fidelity+ is still in beta and may add features over time, but currently, it does not meet the needs of active traders who require robust tools and complete data.
We recommend brokers that provide complete trade data, including execution time, and support advanced order management and multi-monitor setups.