1. What is the "TRADE DATE" column?
TRADE DATE refers to the last recorded trading day for your account. If your account is new and has not been traded yet, the date will show 1/1/2000. Once your account has been traded and the reports are loaded, the date will adjust to reflect the most recent trading day.
2. What does the "TYPE" column mean?
The TYPE column describes the type of account and its size. For example, it might display 50K Trail DayTraders, which indicates a $50,000 account designed for day trading. This helps you identify the account’s structure and size.
3. What is shown in the "ACCOUNT NAME" column?
The ACCOUNT NAME column shows the unique account number for your account. If you need to submit a support ticket, make sure to include this account number to clarify the specific account you're referring to.
4. What does the "PNL" column show?
PNL stands for Profit and Loss. This column displays the most recent recorded profit or loss for your account. It tracks your account’s performance based on the trades executed.
5. What does "TDAYS" mean?
TDAYS stands for Trading Days. This includes all days on which the account was active in trading, even if those days didn’t meet the minimum daily profit or broke consistency rules. It tracks every trading day, regardless of the account’s performance.
6. What are "QDAYS"?
QDAYS stands for Qualifying Days. These are the days that meet all the necessary criteria to be counted as valid trading days. These days count toward passing your Evaluation Account or towards the payout on Pro Accounts.
7. What does the "STOP" column represent?
The STOP column displays your drawdown. For Static accounts, the drawdown will remain the same and will not change. This helps you monitor the maximum loss allowed before the account is flagged.
8. What is shown in the "BALANCE" column?
The BALANCE column shows the current balance of your account, which represents the total amount available for trading.
9. What is the "PROGRESS" bar for?
The PROGRESS bar is a visual indicator showing how close you are to reaching the Profit Goal on your Evaluation Account. It helps you quickly assess how much progress you've made toward meeting your goal.
10. What does the "STATE" column indicate?
The STATE column shows the current status of your account. The possible states are:
Active: The account is still in good standing but does not yet meet all the requirements to pass the evaluation.
Passed: Congratulations! This means the account has reached the Profit Goal, met the minimum trading days required, and is ready to be converted into a Pro Account.
Blown: The account hit the drawdown limit and is now in a failed status. You can purchase a new evaluation account to start again.
Important Notes:
Data Update: The data displayed on the dashboard updates once a day, between 6 PM EST and Midnight on qualifying trading days. Please note that trading days may differ during holidays.
Live Updates: This chart does not update live. To see your most current data, please check your DayTraders Platform or rTrader depending on the account type you have purchased.
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