What do the five numbers across the top mean?
Net P&L, win rate, profit factor, average winner and your playbook adherence — each with a sparkline showing how it moved.
These five are meant to be read together rather than one at a time. Net P&L on its own tells you almost nothing about whether you are trading well.
- Net P&LEverything, after fees, for the current account selection. Underneath it compares against last week.
- Win rateThe percentage, with the actual win and loss counts beneath it, because 63% means something different across 8 trades than across 300.
- Profit factorGross won divided by gross lost. Above 1 means the winners outweigh the losers.
- Avg winnerYour average win, with your average loss beneath it in red. The gap between those two is the number that decides whether a low win rate is survivable.
- PlaybookHow many of your trades were A-grade playbook setups rather than improvised.
The sparkline beside each one is that figure over time, not a decoration. A win rate of 63% that has been sliding for two weeks is a different situation from one that has been climbing.
