The dashboard is the first screen after login, and it is built to answer the morning questions in one look: am I up or down, on which book, is anything tripped, what are my Squads saying, and what is the market doing. Every tile and card on it is a door — click through to the thing it summarises.
The status strip#
Across the top, the account's vital signs:
- Net PnL · Live and Net PnL · Paper — side by side, deliberately never merged. Each is realized and marked PnL across that book's positions, after fees. Keeping them apart is the point: paper is the experiment, live is the money, and a blended number would let one hide the other.
- Win rate and Open — closed-trade win rate and currently open positions, across both books together.
- Risk · Live and Risk · Paper — one tile per risk guard, each reading OK or TRIPPED. Hover for how much of the day's loss budget and position budget is spent.
The Squads panel#
One card per Squad × market — a Squad covering three markets gets three cards, because its record on each is separate. Each card shows the ticker, the Squad's current call as a pill (LONG, SHORT, HOLD, CLOSE L / CLOSE S, or NO CALL), the Squad's name, and a stats line: its signed score in points, its accuracy on graded calls, and how long ago the standing call was made.
Freshest calls sort first and markets that have never spoken sink to the
bottom, so the panel reads newest-opinion-down. An accuracy of —% means
nothing has been graded yet — the panel never invents a zero. Clicking a
card opens that Squad's Performance view with
the market pre-selected.
Open positions#
The open-positions panel has its own Live | Paper toggle — and it remembers which book you left it on. Each row is a position: ticker, side, average entry and current PnL; clicking one opens the position's detail page. The ALL link takes you to the full Positions view when eight rows are not enough.
The market snapshot#
The band along the bottom is the backdrop your book is trading against: the day's big movers, the current news-sentiment reading from the Market News stream, and the Event horizon — the next macro releases inside two weeks, each with a countdown and an impact tag, so a CPI print or an FOMC decision never arrives as a surprise.
Top winners and losers#
The leaderboard lives where the strategies live: the Strategies and Venues pages carry a two-column strip — Top winners and Top losers — ranking your strategies by trading PnL over whatever the page's filters currently show, open positions included. On Venues it follows that page's All | Paper | Live selector. Clicking a row opens the strategy; hovering shows its position count and win rate. The strip hides itself until something has actually traded, so a new account is not greeted by an empty scoreboard.
The two PnL tiles and the two risk tiles are the fastest honesty check on the platform. Paper up, live down means your live venue is not getting the fills paper assumes — compare the two books in the Positions view before adding capital. Both books tripped means today is a reading day, not a trading day.