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Charts

Six analytical charts on one screen. See your equity, drawdown, session and weekday edge, monthly seasonality, and the relationship between hold time and profit β€” all at a glance.

Charts tab with six analytical views
Charts tab β€” Equity, Drawdown, Session, Weekday, Monthly Heatmap, Duration vs P&L.

Top bar with live stats

The top of the Charts tab shows your current context in a compact band: the active session (with your local time), three gauges for Win Rate, Profit Factor, and RR, your Avg Rating, and the connected account with Balance and Net P/L. Switch between $ and % display modes with one click, and export any chart as an image with the Export button.

Six charts, six angles

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Equity

Your account curve over time, with a soft fill under the line. Switch to % mode to compare across account sizes.

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Drawdown

The underwater curve β€” how far below your last peak you were at every moment. Red fill shows the pain visually.

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Equity by Session

Three lines β€” Asia, London, New York β€” plotted side by side. See which session actually pays you and which one bleeds.

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Equity by Weekday

Five lines, Monday through Friday. Some traders earn 80% of their profit on just two days β€” this chart shows you which.

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Monthly Returns Heatmap

A 12-month grid across all years you've traded. Green cells mark profitable months, dark red cells mark losing months β€” the intensity of the color shows the size of the move. Scan three years in one glance and seasonality jumps out immediately.

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Duration vs P&L

A scatter plot of every trade: horizontal axis is how long you held the position, vertical axis is the result. Clusters reveal patterns β€” for example, Β«short scalps lose, longer swings winΒ» or the opposite. Hover any point to see the trade details, and the built-in hint line tells you the optimal hold time for your current edge.

What you'll spot

πŸ’‘ Tip: Open Charts after each trading week. The Equity by Session and Equity by Weekday charts are the fastest way to find where your edge lives β€” and where it quietly disappears.
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