In the Client Portal’s “Widgets” section, you’ll discover a range of available widgets to enhance your account strategy and management efficiency.
P/L Calendar
Position Size and Margin Calculator
Basic Trading Statistics
Trade Volume Statistics
Growth Chart
Monthly Gain Chart
In the Client Portal’s “Widgets” section, you’ll discover a range of available widgets to enhance your account strategy and management efficiency.
P/L Calendar
Position Size and Margin Calculator
Basic Trading Statistics
Trade Volume Statistics
Growth Chart
Monthly Gain Chart
In the Client Portal’s “Widgets” section, you’ll discover a range of available widgets to enhance your account strategy and management efficiency.
P/L Calendar
Position Size & Margin Calculator
Basic Trading Statistics
Trade Volume Statistics
Growth Chart
Monthly Gain Chart
A Profit and Loss (P/L) calendar enables you to keep track of your trading activity and performance on a monthly basis. It records the gains or losses made on each trade during the month and calculates the total profit or loss for that month.
A Position Size Calculator helps you determine the appropriate amount of currency to buy or sell based on your account balance, risk tolerance, and the size of your stop loss.
A Margin Calculator helps you calculate the number of funds required to open and maintain a position in the forex market. By using a Margin Calculator, you can determine the amount of margin required for a given trade and ensure that you have enough funds in your account to cover it.
refers to the highest value that a trader’s account balance has reached over a certain period of time.
is the difference between the highest local balance value and the next lowest account balance value.
is the difference between the initial deposit and the minimal level below initial deposit throughout the whole history of the account.
is the difference between balance at the beginning of day and the lowest balance value throughout the day.
The trade volume statistic, including the Median and MAD (Mean Absolute Deviation), can help traders gain insight into their trading habits and identify potential areas for improvement. By understanding their trade sizes and hold times, traders can work towards creating a more consistent and profitable trading strategy.
The Growth Chart is a graphical representation of a trader’s account balance over a certain period of time. It plots the change in the account balance over time, typically using a line graph, to show the growth or decline of the account.
The Monthly Gain Chart is a graphical representation of a trader’s monthly gains (or losses) over a certain period of time. It plots the percentage change in the account balance at the end of each month, typically using a bar graph, to show the monthly performance of the account.
A Profit and Loss (P/L) calendar enables you to keep track of your trading activity and performance on a monthly basis. It records the gains or losses made on each trade during the month and calculates the total profit or loss for that month.
A Position Size Calculator helps you determine the appropriate amount of currency to buy or sell based on your account balance, risk tolerance, and the size of your stop loss.
A Margin Calculator helps you calculate the number of funds required to open and maintain a position in the forex market.
By using a Margin Calculator, you can determine the amount of margin required for a given trade and ensure that you have enough funds in your account to cover it.
refers to the highest value that a trader’s account balance has reached over a certain period of time.
is the difference between the highest local balance value and the next lowest account balance value.
is the difference between the initial deposit and the minimal level below initial deposit throughout the whole history of the account.
is the difference between balance at the beginning of day and the lowest balance value throughout the day.
The trade volume statistic, including the Median and MAD (Mean Absolute Deviation), can help traders gain insight into their trading habits and identify potential areas for improvement.
By understanding their trade sizes and hold times, traders can work towards creating a more consistent and profitable trading strategy.
The Growth Chart is a graphical representation of a trader’s account balance over a certain period of time. It plots the change in the account balance over time, typically using a line graph, to show the growth or decline of the account.
The Monthly Gain Chart is a graphical representation of a trader’s monthly gains (or losses) over a certain period of time.
It plots the percentage change in the account balance at the end of each month, typically using a bar graph, to show the monthly performance of the account.
