Quanition EA Performance Dashboard Ultra

QUANITION EA PERFORMANCE DASHBOARD ULTRA — everything on one screen. Every robot on your account, what each one is doing to your balance, and the months that got you here, drawn over your chart instead of buried in a report.

A balance is an average, and averages hide things. One robot can quietly cover another's losses for months while the equity curve still looks calm. This reads your closed trades and splits that single number back apart, by Magic Number.

A free edition is available, and it runs on a live chart rather than only in the Strategy Tester — so you can see the real thing on your own account before you buy.

WHY THIS EXISTS

Run more than one EA and MetaTrader gives you one number: account profit. It will not tell you that EA #3 quietly gave back four months of gains while EA #1 covered for it. You find out when the account does.

This groups every closed deal and open position by Magic Number: realized and open P&L, win rate, profit factor and the cumulative curve, per robot and period.

HOW MAGIC NUMBER ROWS WORK

A row is the Magic Number that opened the position — not who clicked Close. If an EA opens and you close by hand (including partial closes and Close By), the result stays on that EA. If you open by hand (Manual / Magic 0) and an EA closes it, it stays Manual. When opening history is unavailable, or one netting leg mixed several opening Magics, the close keeps the Magic recorded on that closing deal.

WHAT YOU SEE

Seven panels, tiled on one screen or as tabs.

• OVERVIEW — six KPI tiles, the per-EA table with a contribution bar, the cumulative curve.
• EAs — per robot: closes, gross profit, gross loss, profit factor, win rate, open P&L, net, health.
• RECENT — a live tape of closed deals as they land.
• EQUITY — the cumulative realized cash curve, with drawdown from its running peak. Current floating P&L is shown separately; this curve does not reconstruct past floating losses.
• MONTHLY — a heat grid, twelve months across, one row per year. Seasonality and bad stretches become obvious.
• POSITIONS — symbol, direction, volume, entry, swap, live P&L.
• NEWS — the MetaTrader economic calendar, counting down to each release.

CONTROLS

• Period filter: all, YTD, 3M, 1M, 1W, today. This scopes realized history; current open positions remain visible regardless of the period.
• Click an EA row to drill into that robot alone. Click again to come back.
• Name your EAs from inside the panel: EA NAMES lists every Magic Number the account has traded, with an edit box beside each. The table updates as you type.
• Drag the dividers to resize the panels; your layout is remembered per chart. Two themes. Scroll with the wheel or the bar.

THE HEALTH COLUMN

A five-level read of each robot's own closed trades — strong, ok, watch, degrading, critical — from profitability, consistency, and the recent stretch against the earlier one. It describes the record; it is not a forecast. It tells you which row to read first, and it goes into the reports.

Health uses PF from trade deals and the realized cash curve. Partial closes or the deal on which a broker books a charge can affect the verdict even when the position's final net result is unchanged.

SCHEDULED REPORTS

A daily and a monthly summary without opening the terminal: by email, by push to the MetaTrader mobile app, and as a file under MQL5/Files that is written even if the other two are not set up.

HOW IT LOOKS

A translucent full-chart HUD, so your price action stays readable underneath — or a compact corner panel. The interface follows your terminal language, in twenty of them.

BUILT PROPERLY

• No DLLs, no imported libraries. Pure MQL5 and the standard Canvas — the only outbound activity is the scheduled email/push reporting above, sent through MetaTrader's own channels.
• Read-only. It contains no order-sending code at all.
• Correct money maths: entry-side commission is included, so gross profit plus gross loss always equals net — the figure panels overstate on ECN and raw-spread accounts. Deposits, credits, dividends, interest and rebates are excluded; they are not your robot's trading.
• Any symbol, any timeframe. It reads no price data, so an empty or unusual chart cannot break it.
• Redraws only when something changed, staying out of the way of the EAs it watches.

One number to read carefully: the per-EA counter reports closing deals, not positions, so a robot that exits in parts or runs a grid counts each close.

PF is calculated from the positive and negative net cash of recorded trade deals, including entry charges. It does not reconstruct completed positions.

FREE VS PAID

The free edition is a complete instrument, limited in scale. This one removes the ceiling.

The Ultra Market indicator demo runs in Strategy Tester visual mode. It may show an empty panel when the test instance has no relevant trade records. An empty demo does not establish what the dashboard will show for your account. Use the listing images and description to assess the interface; viewing your own account records in Ultra requires a purchase and an online chart. Free can display your own account records on an online chart without a purchase. Explanation images are not evidence of a particular account's results. If a licensed installation stays blank unexpectedly, send support the product version, MT5 build, and a screenshot with account details hidden.

Questions and bug reports through the product page.