Mini Dashboard

The sticky stats panel in the journal showing real-time account metrics, news alerts, and limits

The Mini Dashboard is a compact, information-dense panel that sits at the top of the Journal page. On desktop, it stays pinned (sticky) as you scroll through your trades, giving you continuous visibility into your current trading performance.

Key Statistics

The Mini Dashboard displays real-time statistics for the currently selected account:

  • Balance -- Current account balance (starting balance + net PnL + deposits - withdrawals).
  • Net PnL -- Total profit or loss for the selected period.
  • Win Rate -- Percentage of winning trades.
  • Trades Count -- Total number of trades with wins and losses broken down.
  • Average RR -- Average reward-to-risk ratio across all trades.
  • Risk Calculator -- Quick-access position size calculator.
The Mini Dashboard showing account stats, news alerts, and trade limits

News Alerts

The Mini Dashboard integrates with the News Calendar to show upcoming high-impact economic events. When a major event is approaching:

  • A news alert banner appears with the event name and time until release.
  • Events are color-coded by impact level (red = high, amber = medium).
  • You can dismiss alerts or snooze them for the current session.
  • Alerts appear up to 60 minutes before the event.

Account Limits Tracker

If you have configured daily or weekly loss limits on your account, the Mini Dashboard tracks your progress:

  • Daily loss count vs. your max daily losses limit.
  • Weekly loss count vs. your max weekly losses limit.
  • Daily/weekly win target progress.
  • Visual warnings when you are approaching or have reached a limit.

Pin/Unpin Behavior

On desktop, the Mini Dashboard is pinned (sticky) by default, staying visible as you scroll. You can unpin it if you prefer more vertical space for the trade table. On mobile, the Mini Dashboard collapses to save screen space and can be expanded with a tap.

The Mini Dashboard also includes a quick-access Risk Calculator. Click the calculator icon to open a floating position size calculator without leaving the journal page.

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