Trading Track Record MT5

See what your broker statement never shows. Test it before you buy.

Your report tells you what a day earned. It never tells you what that day cost you along the way. Trading Track Record reads your account history and your open positions and turns them into a live table on your chart, no external file, no third-party service, nothing uploaded anywhere.

Download the free demo and run it in the Strategy Tester in visual mode. This is not a stripped-down preview: the panel is fully live. Switch tabs, change filters, hide columns, export a CSV, drag it around. On an empty tester history it builds a deterministic demonstration data set, fourteen months of trades, marked [DEMO DATA] at all times, so no figure can ever be mistaken for a real result. What you see in the tester is exactly what you get on a live chart.

The panel samples your floating P/L continuously and records, for every single day:

• Floating loss : the deepest unrealised loss the day ever reached, in currency and as a percentage of balance.
• Floating profit : the highest unrealised profit reached before you closed.
  
  

That is the real exposure of your strategy. A month at +8% that repeatedly sat at −22% floating is not the same month, and no report will ever show you the difference. Records are written locally, survive restarts, timeframe changes and terminal updates, and are kept separately for each filter combination.

One click on a tab, the whole table recomputes:

• Summary : open positions split Buy / Sell, the last days, and week, month, quarter and year to date.
• Day, Week, Month, Quarter, Year : calendar breakdown, most recent first.
• Symbol, Magic, Comment : per instrument, per robot, per order comment.

Up to sixteen columns: lots, min/max lot, trade count, profit, profit %, deposits, balance, commission, swap, the four Float columns, min/average/max duration, winrate and profit factor. A pinned Open Trades row tracks your live positions at the top; a Total row closes the set at the bottom.

Fourteen measures across five perimeters : All, Long, Short, Winners, Losers : side by side. Volume, net result, average per trade, profit factor, winrate, best and worst trade, longest streak, max drawdown, recovery factor, average duration, commission and swap.

A statement tells you how many trades were long and how many were short. It does not tell you that one of the two has been losing money for six months while the other carried the account. This tab does, in one screen.

Under the time views, a chart with four buttons. Growth: chained return, funding movements neutralised. Balance: the account as it stood, withdrawals marked. Profit: one bar per period. Float: the floating extremes of each period, the reading you will not find anywhere else. Maximum drawdown is computed on trading result alone, a withdrawal is never counted as a loss.

Symbol list, magic number list, order comment, direction, date range. Every figure in every tab obeys them. Point the panel at one robot on one instrument and read its true contribution, commission and swap included and its own floating drawdown history, kept apart from your other strategies.

On MetaTrader 5 the panel keeps its own compact copy of your closed trades, so a hundred thousand trades no longer weigh on your terminal. A load meter in the title bar shows exactly what the panel costs, in real time, so you can tune it and see the effect immediately.

• Sixteen column switches, four presets (Full, Compact, Risk, Costs), sort order all from the chart, no settings window, no reload.
• CSV export of the current view, one click.
• Info tab: account, terminal, instrument and panel status in one screenshot.
• Dark and light themes, seven number formats including 1.234,56, two date formats.
• Drag to move, click to collapse, pagination, automatic scale reduction on narrow charts.
• Layout, active tab, position and collapsed state saved per chart.
• One panel per chart: run several side by side with different filters.
  
  

It never places, modifies or closes an order. It reads.

Any instrument, any timeframe. The MT4 and MT5 builds share the same engine and produce identical figures.