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# Trade history
Trade history panel showing fills, fees, notional value, and closed PNL.
Trade history shows recent fills from the selected trading account.
Use it to review the market, direction, fill price, size, notional value, fee paid, and closed PNL. This is the best panel for checking what actually executed after submitting from the [Trade form](/terminal-sections/trade-form.md), [News](/terminal-sections/news.md), or position manage menu.
For submitted orders that did not fill, use [Order history](/terminal-sections/order-history.md). For still-active orders, use [Open orders](/terminal-sections/open-orders.md).
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