In the example here, we can see that any trade that ran against us more than $150 ended up being a loser. We’ve looked at this report before, but it’s now much easier to get to. Here, we look at Position MAE, in $ terms: However, seeing smaller dots (or even green dots) below the -1.0 line in this case isn’t necessarily a good thing – in all of these cases, you let your loss in the trade run in excess of your predefined max risk. The size of the bubbles are proportional to their P&L – so large red bubbles have a larger loss. So if we see trades with a drawdown beyond -1.0R, that means you may not have honored your stop, and perhaps broke one of your trading rules.
R is the maximum risk you indicated you would allow in a trade. The X axis here is just an index, meaning the trades on the chart are spread out across the X axis. This one shows Position MAE, otherwise known as drawdown, plotted in terms of R: We’ve added Quick Report presets for a couple of popular reports on the Advanced Reports tab that we often get questions about. This works for any trade, on any timeframe, starting today! Posted in Announcements | Tagged charts Tradovate now supported Here’s a closer look at the 15-min chart from above, where you can see the selected opening sell is now visible, and highlighted in yellow:Īs with any other chart, you can zoom in on any of these, or view them in large mode. You’ll now see chart symbols next to each execution:Īll of the price charts for the trade are now shifted in time to show that execution, and it will be highlighted in yellow on each. Now, you can click “Advanced” in the trade detail view: In this case, we only see the closing executions, as the chart would have to be quite large to show both entries and exits on a 15-min timeframe for a month-long trade.īut sometimes we want to see that chart at the entry time.
You can see both the entries and the exits. Here is a daily chart for an option trade that was open for about a month: Today, all that changes! You can now see any execution on any timeframe. Or if you have a trade that lasts a month, you can’t see a 5-min chart of your entry – you’ll only see it for your exit. For example, if you have a trade that lasts for 6 hours, you can’t show both the entry and exit on a 1-min chart. In some cases, however, you can’t see all of the executions you want on a chart of a specific timeframe. You can choose any timeframe you like for up to 4 charts on each trade, and they will all show your executions. One of the most popular features of Tradervue is the way price charts are auto-generated for all of your trades, showing all of your buys and sells during the trade.
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