Trading Track Record MT5

Two months can end with the same result. One got there calmly; the other spent days at -20 % in floating loss. Your broker statement cannot tell them apart. Trading Track Record can, on your MetaTrader 5 chart.

Trading Track Record is a performance dashboard that reads your account history and your open positions, and shows what your trading really did: by day, week, month, quarter and year, by symbol, magic number and order comment, with the deepest floating loss and the highest floating profit of every day. No account to create, nothing uploaded: everything happens in your terminal.

What it gives you

• The real risk of every day. The panel samples floating profit and loss twice a second and records, for each day, the deepest unrealised loss and the highest unrealised profit. A statement only shows closed results.
• The strategy that really pays. Every figure by symbol, magic number or order comment. Filters isolate one robot on one instrument, commission and swap included.
• Any period in one click. Click a row to zoom into it: compare it with the previous one and with your average, open its statistics, its profile by hour or weekday, its breakdown, its distribution or its calendar.
• Your prop firm rules in sight. Daily loss, maximum loss, profit target, minimum trading days and best day as gauges, with a badge in the title bar and alerts from 80 % of a limit.
• A screen you can share. One option hides amounts, login and account name before a live stream or a screenshot.

Compared with Myfxbook and FX Blue

Myfxbook and FX Blue analyse your trades on their servers and show the results on their websites. Your trades reach them through an Expert Advisor that publishes them, or by letting the service collect them from your trading account. Trading Track Record works inside your terminal.

• Nothing to hand over. No account to create, no password to give, no statement to upload. The indicator sends no data: only the push notifications and e-mails you enable for its alerts leave the terminal.
• Figures in real time. The panel refreshes every second. The free Myfxbook update methods run every 5 minutes at best, real-time updates being a paid option; the FX Blue Publisher updates every 5 minutes by default.
• Floating risk measured on your terminal. Myfxbook records equity at each account update and at the end of the day; FX Blue rebuilds past floating results from historical prices, which it describes as an approximation. From the day you install it, Trading Track Record measures floating results twice a second.
• Nothing made public. Results published to FX Blue are public by default. Here, they stay on your screen.

If you need a public track record verified by a third party, to sell signals or to show investors, those services provide it. Trading Track Record is built for your own daily analysis.

Try it before you buy

Download the free demo and run it in the Strategy Tester in visual mode. Every view and every reading can be tried: switch tabs, click rows, set filters, hide columns, export a CSV. With no trades in the tester, the panel builds a demonstration set of 2,214 trades over thirty-five months, always marked [DEMO DATA].

New in version 3.13

• Prop firm rules: daily loss, maximum loss with a static, end of day or intraday floor, profit target, minimum trading days and best day cap, read on the whole account. Gauges on the Summary view, a limit badge in the title bar, alerts at 80 % of a limit and at the limit, 2-Step and 1-Step presets. A monitoring aid: your firm's own figures prevail.
• Trades view: one line per closed trade, open positions pinned on top, CSV export. Optional tab.
• Hide money amounts: amounts, login and account name shown as asterisks, for screen sharing.

Floating extremes: measured, then estimated if you ask

Records are written locally, one file per year and per filter combination, and survive restarts, timeframe changes and terminal updates. For the days before installation, one option replays your order history over M1 bars, or M5 where M1 is missing. Estimated values are always marked and dimmed, never mixed with measurements, and the CSV export states row by row whether a value was measured or estimated.

Floating drawdown alerts

Two levels, warning and critical, on an amount and on a percentage of balance; the critical level also watches the margin level. One alert per level and per episode, an optional reminder while it lasts and an optional message when it ends. Channels: panel message, terminal popup, sound, push notification, e-mail. Nothing is sent from the Strategy Tester.

Views, columns and statistics

• Views: Summary, Day, Week, Month, Quarter, Year, Symbol, Magic, Comment and Stats, plus the optional Trades view.
• Columns: sixteen to show or hide, from lots, trades and profit to floating loss and profit, duration, winrate and profit factor.
• Stats tab: twenty-four measures across All, Long, Short, Winners and Losers, from profit factor and payoff ratio to Kelly, Sharpe per trade, recovery factor and streaks.
• Performance chart: Growth, Balance, Profit, Floating and Cumulative readings. Maximum drawdown is measured on trading results alone, so a withdrawal is never counted as a loss.

Built for long histories

On MetaTrader 5 the panel keeps its own compact copy of your closed trades, so memory use does not grow with the length of your history. A load meter in the title bar shows what the panel costs, in real time.

Also included

• CSV export of the period, key and Trades views.
• Information window: account, terminal, instrument, status and version in one screen.
• Light and dark themes, seven number formats, two date formats.
• Drag to move, click to collapse, automatic scale reduction on small charts, layout saved per chart.
• Several panels on several charts, each with its own filters.

It never places, modifies or closes an order. Any instrument, any timeframe. The MT4 and MT5 versions share the same engine and the same interface.