The "Profit points" are calculated as the amount of profit from trades in USD multiplied by the number of
profitable days.
The amount of profit is updated once a day at midnight GMT+2.
The indicator includes the amount of profit on closed trades and the amount of floating profit/loss on
open trades.
Profitable days are calculated as the number of days when the client earned at least one US cent
(including open and closed deals).
For example:
The client is trading for 5 days and receives the "amount of profit" as an indicator for each day
(each following day includes the profit from the previous ones):
- Day 1: + $200
- Day 2: + $180
- Day 3: + $180
- Day 4: + $400
- Day 5: + $350
As we can see, the client earned $200 on the first day, lost $20 on the second day,
didn’t trade on the third day, earned $220 on the fourth one, and lost $50 on the fifth day.
Now let's count what sum of "Profit points" the client will see in the results table on each day:
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Day 1: There is no report yet. It will be generated on the next day
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Day 2: 200 × 1 (one profitable day) = 200 "Profit points"
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Day 3: 180 × 1 (one profitable day) = 180 "Profit points"
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Day 4: 180 × 1 (one profitable day) = 180 "Profit points"
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Day 5: 400 × 2 (two profitable days) = 800 "Profit points"
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Day 6: 350 × 2 (two profitable days) = 700 "Profit points"