P&L Calendar
P&L Calendar
A calendar integration within TradingView where users can view their Profit and Loss (P&L) on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. The calendar would display each trade’s P&L in a color-coded format (green for profits, red for losses) so users can easily track performance over time.
Key Features:
1. Daily P&L Tracking: Each day’s P&L could be shown next to the date with a color code for profits (green) and losses (red).
2. Weekly/Monthly View: View total P&L for the week or month with aggregated values.
3. Trade Tags: Option to tag individual trades with labels (e.g., “long,” “short,” “scalping,” etc.) for more detailed tracking.
4. Performance Summary: Ability to click on a specific day/week/month to see detailed breakdowns of trades for that period.
5. Customizable Appearance: Allow users to choose how they want their calendar and P&L to be displayed, with options for sorting by profit, loss, or trade type.
A calendar integration within TradingView where users can view their Profit and Loss (P&L) on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. The calendar would display each trade’s P&L in a color-coded format (green for profits, red for losses) so users can easily track performance over time.
Key Features:
1. Daily P&L Tracking: Each day’s P&L could be shown next to the date with a color code for profits (green) and losses (red).
2. Weekly/Monthly View: View total P&L for the week or month with aggregated values.
3. Trade Tags: Option to tag individual trades with labels (e.g., “long,” “short,” “scalping,” etc.) for more detailed tracking.
4. Performance Summary: Ability to click on a specific day/week/month to see detailed breakdowns of trades for that period.
5. Customizable Appearance: Allow users to choose how they want their calendar and P&L to be displayed, with options for sorting by profit, loss, or trade type.
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