Guide

Trade Dashboard

Log in with your MT5 investor (read-only) password and see your real trade history turned into a full performance picture: equity curve, drawdown, trade-by-trade candlestick drill-down, win/loss and symbol/session breakdowns, and an AI-written strengths/weaknesses/suggestions summary. Works with any MT5 account, not just SmartTrader EA users.

Trade Dashboard -- how your report is built
Investor password
Read-only MT5 login, used once, never stored
Real trade history + bars
Pulled straight from your broker
Computed stats
Equity, drawdown, win/loss, symbol & session breakdowns
AI insights
Strengths / weaknesses / suggestions, cited to your numbers

Investor-Password Login

The one-time form you fill in to pull your real trade history: account number, MT5 investor password, broker server name, and a start date.

How to use it
  • Use your MT5 investor password specifically, not your main trading password -- it's a broker-issued, view-only credential that can't place or modify trades even if it were somehow misused.
  • Set "Analyze from" to however far back you want included; it defaults to the last 90 days.
What happens
  • The password is used for exactly that one request and is never stored -- re-loading the dashboard later always requires typing it again, while your account number and server are remembered.
  • You need at least 15 closed trades in the selected range for a meaningful analysis; fewer than that returns a plain message asking you to widen the date range instead of showing an unreliable report.
  • Loading a fresh analysis costs 3 compute credits (part of your daily free allowance on every tier). Revisiting an already-loaded report afterward is always free.

Equity Curve & Drawdown

Two charts built from the same running total of your closed trades' profit and loss: the equity curve shows it climbing (or not) trade by trade, and the drawdown chart shows how far below its own prior peak it ever fell.

How to use it
  • Read the equity curve for overall trajectory, and the drawdown chart for how painful the worst stretch actually was in dollar terms.
What happens
  • Both are indexed per closed trade (not per calendar day), in your account's own currency -- not a percentage or normalized curve.

Trade Table & Candlestick Drill-down

A full, sortable list of every closed trade, and a real candlestick chart for any trade you click on.

How to use it
  • Click any row to open its candlestick chart -- it zooms to the trade's entry with clear entry/exit markers.
What happens
  • The candlesticks are real MT5 price history for that symbol, pulled once per symbol traded (not once per trade), so accounts with many trades on the same symbol load quickly.
  • If price history couldn't be fetched for a symbol, that trade's drill-down shows a plain "unavailable" message instead of a chart -- every other panel keeps working.

Win/Loss, Symbol & Session Breakdowns

Three views that slice your trade history differently: a win/loss distribution histogram, a per-symbol count-and-P&L chart, and a 24-hour (UTC) heatmap of when you trade and how those hours perform.

How to use it
  • Use the symbol breakdown to see where your results actually concentrate, and the hour heatmap to spot which trading hours are working for or against you.
What happens
  • All three are computed directly from your trade list on every load -- there's no separate step or charge for them beyond the one dashboard load.

AI Insights

A Strengths / Weaknesses / Suggestions summary written by an AI that only sees your computed stats (win rate, risk-reward, drawdown, session performance, symbol concentration, hold times) -- never your raw trade list.

How to use it
  • Switch the language selector (English/Thai) to regenerate the summary in that language.
What happens
  • Every point cites a specific number from your own data (e.g. a specific session's win rate) rather than generic advice.
  • Generating it is bundled into the one dashboard-load charge -- there's no extra cost for it or for a language switch.

Trading Style & Suggest an EA

Alongside the stats above, the dashboard also labels your overall trading style (for example "Trend Follower") from your trade patterns, and offers a one-click way to turn that style into a starting-point EA Builder strategy.

How to use it
  • Click "Suggest an EA from my style" after loading your analysis.
What happens
  • An AI proposes a starting-point strategy -- symbol, timeframe, and a couple of entry conditions per side -- matched to your measured style, hold time, and risk-reward, and hands it straight to EA Builder pre-filled so you can refine, backtest, and compile it.
  • No extra charge -- it's bundled into the analysis you already paid for.