Here's another enhancement request for PRT - please pass this on to the IT-Finance guys.
With ProOrder, the main screen shows the latent gain and total gain for all running systems. While this information is great, what I believe is lacking is closed (or banked) profit or loss.
I know it shows this when clicking on the 'view performance' link for each system, but when you are testing a number of strategies (using a demo account), it is not practical to click on and open this for each. As open positions can change quite dramatically the time you view now until they are closed, it would make sense to see your banked profit or loss on the main screen, in order to be able to compare different strategies, for each system.
PS: I know that the banked profit or loss would be the difference between the total gain and latent gain, but if you have 5 or 6 systems running, it is not a simple exercise to do a quick comparison.
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Hi,
Here's another enhancement request for PRT - please pass this on to the IT-Finance guys.
With ProOrder, the main screen shows the latent gain and total gain for all running systems. While this information is great, what I believe is lacking is closed (or banked) profit or loss.
I know it shows this when clicking on the 'view performance' link for each system, but when you are testing a number of strategies (using a demo account), it is not practical to click on and open this for each. As open positions can change quite dramatically the time you view now until they are closed, it would make sense to see your banked profit or loss on the main screen, in order to be able to compare different strategies, for each system.
PS: I know that the banked profit or loss would be the difference between the total gain and latent gain, but if you have 5 or 6 systems running, it is not a simple exercise to do a quick comparison.
I would appreciate some feedback or comments.
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Stef
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