AK2 Risk Monitor Dashboard

AK2 Risk Monitor Dashboard is a lightweight, 100% read-only account and risk monitoring panel for MetaTrader 5. It puts your balance, equity, realized P&L, drawdown, and full weekly/monthly recap history directly on your chart — in the currency you actually think in — so you always know exactly where your account stands, at a glance, without opening the terminal's history tab or doing mental math on exchange rates.

It never places, modifies, or closes a single order. No OrderSend, no OrderCheck, no trading logic of any kind — just a clean window into your account, built for traders (and account managers) who want clarity without risk.

Why traders use it

• Stop guessing your real drawdown. Most traders only notice a bad drawdown after it's already too late. This panel tracks Current DD and Max DD Day continuously, color-coded against your own thresholds (Safe / Normal / Warning / Danger), so a developing problem is impossible to miss.
• One panel instead of five mental calculations. Balance, Equity, Deposits, Withdrawals, Total P&L, and Today's realized result are all computed live from your account's actual deal history — not just from the moment you attached the indicator.
• Built for multi-currency accounts. Trading a USD or Cent account but thinking in IDR, EUR, or any other currency? Every value can display in both at once, automatically converted at a live or manual rate.
• A full history recap, not just "today". This Week (day-by-day), Weekly Recap (last 3 weeks), and Monthly Recap (last 3 months) tables are built right in, so you can spot a pattern without digging through the History tab.
• Zero configuration required to get started — sensible defaults work out of the box, and every color, position, threshold, and currency choice is fully adjustable through inputs when you want to fine-tune it.

What's on the panel

• ACCOUNT — Balance, Equity, Initial Deposit, Total Deposit, Total Withdraw, Total P&L.
• TODAY PERFORMANCE — Realized Today (large highlighted figure), Floating P/L, Net Today, Current Drawdown, Max Drawdown Today, and a color-coded Risk Status badge.
• THIS WEEK (DAILY) — a day-by-day breakdown of the current week's result and drawdown, with non-trading days correctly detected from your chart symbol's own trading schedule (not a hardcoded weekend guess — it works correctly even for instruments that trade on weekends).
• WEEKLY RECAP — the current week plus the two previous weeks, oldest to newest.
• MONTHLY RECAP — the current month plus the two previous months, oldest to newest.

Fully configurable

Panel corner, position, font size, and every status color are yours to set. Choose your base currency (USD or your account's native currency), optionally add a second currency, pick your exchange-rate source (a live broker Market Watch symbol, or a fixed manual rate), and set your own Safe/Normal/Warning/Danger drawdown thresholds. Bilingual out of the box: English and Indonesian panel text.

Which version do I need?

This Indicator version is the panel-only experience — ideal if you just want the on-chart dashboard and nothing else running in the background. If you'd also like Telegram notifications (risk-status alerts, an automatic daily recap, and on-demand /status , /today , /week , /month , /day commands from your phone), check out the companion Utility version instead — it includes everything in this Indicator plus the full Telegram integration and an optional WebRequest-based exchange rate source:

Get the Utility version here: AK2 Risk Monitor Dashboard + Telegram Notification.

Good to know

• Daily drawdown tracking starts from the moment you attach the indicator — MetaTrader doesn't store a historical equity curve, so this is a platform limitation, not a bug in the panel. Realized P&L, in contrast, is always available for any past period since it's recomputed directly from your broker's deal history.
• Works on any chart/symbol — the data shown is account-level, not symbol-level, so the chart you attach it to doesn't matter.
• Use the ResetDrawdownHistory input once (then set it back to false) if you ever switch test accounts and want to clear old peak-equity data — though drawdown tracking is already automatically scoped per account login, so switching accounts on the same terminal won't mix up old and new data.

Questions or feature requests? Leave a comment below or send a private message — feedback shapes every update.