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Portfolio performance tracking
See total return, unrealised gains, and income across all accounts in one consolidated view — with benchmark comparison support.
Looking for Canadian ACB & capital gains tracking? Visit MyCostBase →
A Canadian portfolio management platform covering performance, adjusted cost base, dividends, and capital gains across TFSA, RRSP, and taxable accounts.
VFV.TO
85 units
$168.24
+$3,418
XIU.TO
210 units
$34.60
+$1,155
MSFT
12 units · USD→CAD
$472.10
+$2,841
ACB pooled · RRSP · TFSA · Taxable
Total unrealised
+$7,414 CAD
Canadian investors need more than a brokerage account view. TraderSight is designed to consolidate all accounts, apply the right tax rules, and give you a clear picture of where your money stands — before tax season forces a scramble.
See total return, unrealised gains, and income across all accounts in one consolidated view — with benchmark comparison support.
ACB pooled across all taxable accounts per CRA rules, with Bank of Canada daily FX rates, ETF return-of-capital adjustments, and DRIP tracking.
Record and categorise eligible dividends, foreign income, return of capital, and reinvested distributions for a complete income picture across all account types.
Track realized and unrealised capital gains with a full disposition history, T5008 reconciliation, and export-ready summaries for tax filing.
Six free calculators for Canadian investors — no account required. Estimate capital gains tax, compare RRSP vs TFSA returns, project compound growth, model dividend reinvestment, or plan toward a financial goal.
Estimate federal and provincial capital gains tax using Canada's 50% inclusion rate.
Use the calculator →Compare after-tax outcomes for RRSP and TFSA contributions at your marginal rate.
Use the calculator →Project portfolio growth year-by-year with a starting balance, contributions, and rate of return.
Use the calculator →Model how reinvesting dividends compares to taking them as cash over long time horizons.
Use the calculator →MyCostBase is purpose-built for Canadian investors who need a CRA-ready adjusted cost base ledger. It handles the hard parts: pooling ACB across brokerages, applying Bank of Canada daily FX rates to USD trades, recording ETF return-of-capital adjustments from T3 slips, and reconciling T5008 figures at year-end.
If you hold the same ETF at two brokerages, CRA requires one pooled ACB across both. Neither broker calculates this for you.
Brokers report book value, not your legal adjusted cost base. The difference can be significant if you have ETF distributions or cross-brokerage holdings.
Return of capital from T3 slips reduces your ACB every year it goes unrecorded — increasing your taxable gain when you eventually sell.
Questions about what TraderSight does, its current status, and resources available for Canadian investors.