Which tabs Reports has, what's Premium, and how to filter by period, account, symbol or tag.
By NKTrades
Trading → Reports breaks down your trades in more ways than Overview or Day View: by day and time, by tag, and (if you're Premium) against your goals and your routine.
The starting point: net P&L, win rate, profit factor, expectancy per trade and other core numbers, with a cumulative curve and an overview of your last days.
Compares your results against when you traded: by day of the week, by month, by hour of the day, or by how long the trade ran. That way you can see, for example, whether you perform better in the morning than late in the day.
Per tag category you see net P&L and win rate per tag, plus the best, the worst, the most used tag and the highest win rate. If you have no tags yet, this tab points you to Account → Journal tags to create them.
Two tabs are only there if you're Premium: Goals, where you see your progress against goals you set yourself, and Routine, which ties your daily-start forms back to your results. Without Premium, these tabs don't appear in the list at all.
These are Premium features.
Reports uses the same filter bar as Overview, Day View and Trade View: period, account, symbol, direction, status, strategy and tag. Performance, Day & Time and Tags also have the toggle between Net and Gross P&L. Pick the basis that fits your comparison, for example gross if you want to look purely at your market result, separate from fees.
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