We’ve added new stats: total lots/units, profit factor and commissions, in the advanced statistics box:
Also, you can now see an exact win/loss rate par each currency, in the advanced statistics, summary tab:
All of the new statistics can be analyzed in real-time using custom analysis. The new stats will become available after the next account update, as always.
Have a great week,
The Myfxbook team.


Hi,
I just checked but it shows only zeros while your pictures show non zeros values.
Best regards,
Johan
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Myfxbook Reply:
August 8th, 2010 at 12:42
That’s because your account wasn’t updated yet. If you’re using the EA, please wait until the markets open as it doesn’t send any data during the weekend.
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Hi,
nice job, but how is “profit factor” exactly defined?
Thanks, ShortyFX
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Myfxbook Reply:
August 9th, 2010 at 05:50
Taken from http://www.nd.com/define/profit.html: “This value is the profit generated by profitable trades divided by the losses generated by losing trades. A value of 2 would indicate that twice as much money was made from winning trades than was lost from losing trades. Higher values indicate less risk. “
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Hi,
just checkt my “account” track again. For the accounts which use “units”, maybe you could (should) cancel all the “zero-number” right from the dot. With the broker o…a we can not tade smaler than 1 unit oder scale out 1 unit.
Thanks, ShortyFX
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Myfxbook Reply:
August 9th, 2010 at 06:27
You’re correct – fixed.
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Hi,folks! It wod be great to see in Trading activity-trading history the Risk:Reward Ratio,wich wod be taken from the first StopLoss and the profit.
For example-buy usd/chf open-1.0450, StopLoss-1.0400 and close at 1.0500
So the risk:reward is 1:1
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Myfxbook Reply:
August 12th, 2010 at 13:10
Thanks for the suggestion!
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hi thanks for incorporating computation of Profit Factor. Does it take into account commission, or is it based on “pure” trade P/L? I.e. can I use it to compare a trading strategy’s performance on two brokers, one of which is an ECN broker?
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Myfxbook Reply:
August 12th, 2010 at 13:12
No, it uses the pure profit of the trade, disregarding and commissions.
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