P & L¶
This page shows the Profit and Loss of your trades in your account. All trades/orders in your account are updated real-time as and when the transactions take place. You can filter your activities using filters such as Strategies, Instrument and Date range.
The P&L Book shows the 'Gross Profit & Loss,' which is your total profit and loss, the 'Trading Volume,' which is the maximum traded volume to date, and the 'Total Trades,' which is the total number of trades made to date.
Your P&L data is segregated in shades of green and red. Data can be viewed daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly. Dark green denotes highest profit and red denotes maximum loss
Filters¶
Filters will allow you to selectively search for a specific entry or multiple entries
Strategies- Choose one or more strategies to display them in the table below. These entries are populated as per the strategies chosen by you.
Instrument- Select one or more instruments to display in the table below. These entries are populated as per the instruments on the strategies that were executed.
Date Range (Start Date & End Date)- Give the date range to view the table for the selected strategy and instrument (if any).
Fields¶
The table covers the following fields:
Strategy- Name of the StrategyBroker- Broker NameEntry- Quantity, Price, Date & Entry Time of TradeExit- Quantity, Price, Date & Exit Time of TradeP&L (% or INR)- The P&L % or INR can be changed using the toggle option in the tools section in the top right corner. You can view the P&L in rupees or P&L percentage of the trade.
Toolbar¶
P&L % and INR toggle button - View P&L in percentage or INR by using this option.
Refresh - If you can't see an entry in the table (perhaps the most recent one), click Refresh to check again.
Density - View data comfortably by choosing the density. The options include Larger, Middle and Compact.
Settings - Select the columns that you want to view in this settings option
Full Screen - With this option you will be able to view your current tab on the browser in full Screen. To go back to the normal viewing mode click on it again. This is similar to pressing F11 on most browsers and operating systems.
