Calendar
Your trading history as a month grid of daily P&L, with streaks and weekday patterns drawn from every trade the account has closed.
The Calendar shows your closed trades arranged by the day they happened: a month grid where each day carries that day's realized P&L, plus the streaks and weekday patterns that fall out of the whole history.
It is a signed-in page, and it follows the account switcher - All accounts flattens every account's trades into one view, or you can look at a single account.
When you'd use it
- To see whether a bad run is a pattern or a day. The grid makes a single red day look like what it is, next to the month around it.
- To find your own weekday tendencies before they cost you a target.
- To check a streak - the current one is shown live, alongside your best green and worst red runs.
What's on the page
| Area | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Month grid | One cell per day, coloured by that day's realized P&L, with month navigation |
| Month summary | The month's bottom line, then the rest of its numbers by hierarchy |
| Patterns | Your live current streak, best green streak, worst red streak, and weekday breakdown |
What counts
Only closed trades appear. A day's figure is realized P&L for trades closed on that day - an open position contributes nothing to the grid until you close it, however far in profit it is.
Archived accounts still count
Archiving an account hides it from the switcher's main list, but its trades still feed the All accounts heatmap and every calendar aggregate. Archiving is a view preference, never a data filter - so your history does not quietly change shape when you tidy up.
For the per-trade view rather than the per-day one, use the journal on the dashboard.