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Track Record Pro

Track Record — a tab of the Performance hub — is a printable page ready to share with prop firms, potential clients or your trading résumé. One screen with header, KPIs, equity curve, monthly P&L, session×day heatmap and your last 100 trades. Verified accounts only: every trade must have entered through automatic sync.

The essentials

  • Only 100% verified accounts are eligible — a single manual trade disqualifies the whole account. That makes the report credible, tamper-proof evidence.
  • Pick an eligible account and a date range — the whole report recalculates.
  • Print button at the top right → save as a clean PDF (no journal chrome).
  • Built to send as evidence to prop firms or attach to your portfolio.

Why the verification gate exists

A track record is only worth something as evidence if the data cannot be made up. That is why the page only accepts accounts whose trades entered 100% through automatic sync (JTTS_EA or another integration). If an account has even one manually logged trade, it shows as blocked with the reason. If you still want a report for that account, use Statistics or export from /trades.

Header

Account name
The name of the verified account you picked — the report always covers a single account.
Date range
From the first trade to the last in the selected range.
Generated
UTC timestamp at the moment you opened the page. Useful to know how fresh the report is.

KPIs

Total trades
Total number of trades in the range.
Win rate
% of winning trades over total.
Profit factor
Gross profit ÷ gross loss. >1.5 is a consistent system.
Expectancy
Average P&L per trade in USD. Positive = profitable system.
Total P&L
Net P&L sum in the range, in USD.
Max DD
Largest drop from an equity peak to the next valley, in USD.
Sharpe
Return / volatility annualized (252 days). >1 efficient, >2 very good.
Avg R:R
Average R:R of trades that have it recorded.
Winners / Losers / Breakeven
Count of trades in each category.
Best trade / Worst trade
Best and worst individual trade in USD within the range.
Max losing streak
Longest consecutive losing streak. Indicates the psychological depth you might face.

Equity curve

Cumulative P&L curve trade by trade, drawn as SVG. Shape matters more than the number: a gently upward-sloping curve with shallow DD is more sustainable than a rollercoaster that ends in the same place.

Monthly P&L

Cells
Month by month with net P&L and trade count. Green if positive, red if negative.

Session × day heatmap

Rows
Asia, London, NY AM and NY PM.
Columns
Monday to Friday (weekends excluded).
Intensity
Opacity by absolute P&L of the bucket. Green = profit, red = loss, intensity = magnitude.

Trades table (last 100)

  • Columns: date, symbol, direction, entry, SL, TP, R:R, P&L and assigned strategy.
  • Sorted from most recent to oldest.
  • If you have more than 100 trades in the range you'll only see the last 100 — for the full history export from /trades.

Tips

  • For a track record prop firms will believe: ≥3 months of data, Profit Factor >1.5, controlled drawdown.
  • If your account shows as not eligible, check for manual trades — the blocking reason is shown next to the selector.
  • Sharpe uses 252-day annualization — interpret with care if you have under 30 days of data.
  • Max losing streak is a psychological metric: if your historical streak is 6, prepare to take 6 losses in a row without revenge trading.

Important

The page looks fine on screen, but the magic is Print → PDF. It strips the journal chrome and leaves a presentable sheet with a subtle watermark. Perfect to send as evidence or attach to your portfolio.

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