Your dashboard has a fixed layout, so it reads the same every morning: today's result and what you have at risk at the top, six stats, then the calendar and your recent trades. A few parts of it can change — open Customize at the top right. Hover an option (or move to it with Tab) and a small picture beside the panel shows the dashboard with that option applied, the part it changes outlined; nothing changes until you click.
The slots
- Hero chart — Equity, Daily P&L or Drawdown under today's figure. The chips on the chart switch it for now; Customize sets the one it opens on.
- Right column — Prop rules, the Economic calendar or your Goals. Automatic shows Prop rules when a prop account is in view and the economic calendar otherwise.
- Market mood — the VIX and CNN's Fear & Greed index as two gauges. Beside the chart puts them next to the main chart when that card is wide enough (a 2K monitor or larger, at 100% or 125% interface size); on a laptop-sized screen they are hidden. In slot ② shows them in the right column instead, on any screen. Off removes them.
- Allocation — Switch with Performance (the Performance | Allocation toggle on the main card, remembered per account) or Side by side, which shows both at once with Allocation in the card's right half. Side by side needs the main card to be about 1,000px wide (a 1,920px screen, or a 2K screen with the sidebar collapsed); on a narrower one the toggle comes back, and Market mood is not shown beside the chart while both are on it.
- Limits card (very wide screens only, 2,200px and up) — your goals for one period: today's limits, this week's or this month's goals, or Automatic, which shows the shortest period you have a goal for. The card's own Auto · Day · Week · Month switch changes it too. Without goals you can put Market mood or the Economic calendar there instead.
- Bottom-left — the P&L calendar or the week's economic releases. The card's own tabs switch between them too.
Your choice is saved to your account, so it follows you to another computer. Reset puts them all back.
The range
Today / Week / Month / YTD / All re-scopes the big figure and the four ratios (win rate, profit factor, expectancy, average R). The Week and Month tiles always show this week and this month — their names say which.
Where the widgets went
The dashboard used to be a grid of movable widgets. The breakdowns they held — by setup, symbol, time of day, R — live in Analytics, where they have room to be read properly.