Trade Journal and Report
- Indicadores
- Versão: 1.0
- Ativações: 5
Trade Journal and Report is a read-only indicator that turns your closed trades into a readable journal, directly on the chart, and exports the same data as a CSV file and an HTML report. It does not trade. It reads the account history and draws a panel. WHAT IT SHOWS - Trades: how many closed trades are included in the current scope. - Win rate: percentage of profitable trades. - Net profit and gross plus / minus. - Profit factor and expectancy per trade. - Average win, average loss and average holding time. - Drawdown figures for the period. WHY IT IS USEFUL The terminal shows results per deal, but judging a system needs aggregated numbers. This panel keeps the numbers in front of you while you trade, and the exported files let you review the same data outside the terminal, keep a record per month, or send it to a journal or a spreadsheet. FILES IT WRITES - MQL5\Files\TradeJournal\Trades.csv - one row per closed trade. - MQL5\Files\TradeJournal\Report.html - a self-contained report you can open in any browser and keep. Folder and file names are inputs, so you can keep a separate file per account or per period. INPUTS Scope - History days (0 = all history) - Symbol filter (empty = all symbols) - Magic filter (0 = all) Export - Folder, CSV file name, HTML file name - Write CSV (on / off), write HTML report (on / off) - Rescan interval (seconds), maximum trade rows in the HTML report Panel - Show panel, panel corner, X / Y offset, panel width, value column offset - Font, font size Colours - Background, header, border, key text, value text NOTES - The indicator is read-only. It never sends orders. - Only closed positions are counted; open trades are excluded. - History depth depends on your broker's stored account history. - Standard chart objects and file functions only: no DLLs, and no data leaves your terminal. - Netting and hedging accounts are both supported. DISCLAIMER This indicator is an analysis tool. Past results do not indicate future performance. Trading involves risk.
