It reads every trade you've made. Then it shows you what they cost.
Connect your MT4/MT5 account read-only and it reconstructs every trade you've taken — entries, scale-ins, partial closes, commission, swap. Then it names the behaviour draining the account, in dollars, against the exact trades that caused it. No manual logging, ever.
- Win rate57.9%124 W / 90 L
- Net P&L1,238.00 USD214 closed
Illustrative example profile — not a member's results, not typical, and not a projection of yours.
You don't have a strategy problem. You have a nobody's-keeping-score problem.
Up on the quarter. And four habits that cost more than it kept.
A profitable account is not the same as a finished one. Every figure below is computed from real closed trades — nothing typed in, nothing remembered wrong — and it is the thin margin, not the profit, that tells you what to fix.
- Win rate57.9%124 W / 90 L
- Net P&L1,238.00 USD214 closed
- Profit factor1.12a thin margin
- Expectancy5.79 USDper trade
- Payoff (R:R)0.81winners cut short
- Max drawdown−1,120.00 USD6.4%
- Avg win / loss92.00 / −113.00 USD
- Best / worst412.00 / −486.00 USD
- Streaks6W · 5Lcurrent 2W
- Avg hold3.2h
Illustrative example profile — not a member's results, not typical, and not a projection of yours.
Your broker shows a balance. This shows the trajectory.
Cumulative closed-trade P&L, in the order the trades closed — deposits and withdrawals deliberately excluded, so what you see is the trading and nothing else.
Cumulative P&L
Closed trades, in order
Your trading profile
Five dimensions, one glance
Example profile — yours is built from your own trades.
It doesn't just tell you that you lost. It tells you which habit did it.
Six detectors run across your real trades. Each one names a behaviour, prices it in dollars, and links to the exact trades it was traced from. Two are modelled rather than measured, and are labelled as such.
- Trading after losses18 trades taken after 2+ losses in a row.−412.00 USD18 trades
- Oversized losses6 loss(es) more than 2.5× your typical 113.00 USD.−734.00 USD6 trades
- Your worst time slot (New York)New York trades are your biggest bleed.−355.00 USD31 trades
- Overtrading4 day(s) with more than 5 trades.−298.00 USD4 days
- Sizing up after lossesEstimated extra loss from trading bigger than your 0.28-lot baseline after a loss. · what-ifmodelled
- Cutting winners shortAvg loss is 1.2× your avg win — winners are being closed early. · what-ifmodelled
- London is your edgeLondon-session trades carry the entire quarter on their own.
- Position sizing holdsYou have never breached your max-lot rule in 30 days.
Example profile — yours is built from your own trades.
A coach that has read every trade you've made — not a sample.
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The read is working. The trade management is what's capping it.
57.9% of your trades close green and the quarter finished up — that's a real edge and you should protect it. What's holding the number down is that your average winner is smaller than your average loser, and four habits show up repeatedly in the trades that went against you. Six of those losses ran well past where your typical loss sits.
- London session disciplineYou wait for your level in London, and it carries the whole quarter.
- Consistent first tradeYour opening position size is the same every day. That's the habit to protect.
- Stops get widenedSix losses ran past 2.5× your typical loss. The stop moved after entry on all six.
- The 21:00 windowLate New York trades are consistently negative and you keep taking them.
- 1Set the stop before entry and leave it. Six trades account for most of the damage.
- 2Hold winners to your planned target while your payoff sits under 1.0.
- 3Stop trading after 21:00 — that window alone has cost 355.00 USD.
Trading after losses
18 trades taken after 2+ losses in a row. That's your biggest bleed right now (−412 USD).
Example profile — yours is built from your own trades.
A green week and a poor discipline score. That's the point.
You set the rules — a daily loss cap, a trade limit, position size, instruments, sessions. The score is the share of your last 30 trading days with zero breaches. It measures process, independent of P&L.
19 of your last 30 trading days had zero rule breaches.
- Max daily loss26/30 days clean · 4 breaks
- Max trades per day23/30 days clean · 7 breaks
- Max position size30/30 days clean
- Instruments only28/30 days clean · 2 breaks
- Allowed sessions30/30 days clean
- Max daily lossLost $312 vs your $250 limit12 Aug
- Max trades per day9 trades vs your 6 limit8 Aug
- Instruments onlyTraded US30, outside your instruments5 Aug
Example profile — yours is built from your own trades.
Every session and every weekday, on the record.
Sorted so the answer to “where do I actually make money” is the first line you read.
By session
By weekday
Example profile — yours is built from your own trades.
Sixty seconds, then it runs itself
- STEP 01
Enter your investor password
The read-only password your broker issues — not your trading password. Plus your server. That's the whole setup.
- STEP 02
It imports everything
Your full history pulls in automatically and rebuilds into round-trip trades. Nothing to type, nothing to remember.
- STEP 03
It keeps itself current
It syncs on its own, about once a day, and you can trigger a refresh whenever you want.
It can see your trades. It can never touch them.
The most common question about this tool is whether it's safe to connect. Here is the whole answer.
- Investor password onlyMT5's read-only password. By design it cannot place, modify or close a trade.
- No withdrawals, everNo withdrawal capability exists in the connection. There is nothing to misuse.
- The password isn't storedIt passes straight to the broker-data provider over an encrypted connection and is never written to our database.
- Disconnect anytimeOne click. Your history stays if you want to keep it, or goes with you.
Other journals tell you what you did.
This one tells you what it cost — and what to change. It's an analytics and education tool, not advice: every number comes from your own trades, and every decision stays yours. Trading carries risk, and past results never indicate future ones.
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