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P&L Display

Choose how profit and loss is displayed across Tradeways — currency, ticks, or percentage — globally or per account.

P&L Display

The P&L Display setting controls how profit and loss values are rendered in every view — dashboard widgets, trade log, trade detail, daily/weekly/monthly/yearly/lifetime views, charts, and tooltips. Open Settings → P&L Display.

P&L display settings with four mode options and the scope toggle
P&L display settings with four mode options and the scope toggle

For a deeper explanation of each mode and the math behind it, see P&L Display Modes.

Modes

Four options are presented as radio button cards:

ModeDescription
CurrencyP&L in the account's settlement currency (e.g. USD, EUR), with commission deducted.
Ticks (1-Lot)Raw tick difference of the widest spread, ignoring quantity. Label adapts to the asset class (Ticks/Pips/Points/Cents).
Ticks (Sized)Tick difference weighted by your actual position quantity.
PercentageReturn as a percentage of account equity at the time of the trade (TWR).

The tick options are labeled with the unit name that matches the dominant asset class of the account — futures show Ticks, forex shows Pips, CFDs show Points, stocks show Cents.

Percentage Mode Requires a Starting Balance

Percentage mode needs equity to compute against. If the account has no transactions, the option is disabled with the hint "Add a starting balance to enable percentage mode." The first transaction on an account is its starting balance and may be 0 for prop or unfunded accounts. See Accounts for how to record transactions.

Scope: Global vs. Per-Account

The page header has a scope toggle that picks which level you're configuring:

ScopeBehavior
All AccountsThe default for every account.
Active accountOverrides the global setting for the current account only.

Switch scope by clicking the toggle. When a per-account override is set, a Reset action appears next to the toggle — clicking it removes the override and reverts that account to the global value.

The same scope toggle pattern is used for the Breakeven Threshold.

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