TrackRecord is a primary data source that auto-syncs Forex EA (MT4/MT5) performance from real trading accounts via an EA and publishes it continuously. This page documents how data is collected, stored, computed and published — and how to interpret the numbers.
| Gain | Net profit relative to the baseline (starting capital). net profit ÷ baseline × 100 |
|---|---|
| Profit | Sum of P/L + commission + swap over all closed trades. |
| Profit Factor (PF) | gross profit ÷ | gross loss |. What is PF |
| Win Rate | winning trades ÷ total trades × 100. What is win rate |
| Max Drawdown | Largest drop from the peak of the balance accumulated in close order (computed consistently on a balance basis). What is max DD |
| Expectancy | Average net P/L per trade. net profit ÷ total trades |
| Avg win / Avg loss | Average P/L of winning / losing trades (loss in absolute value). |
| Balance / Equity | Broker-reported. Equity is the mark-to-market value including floating P/L. |
| Trades | Total number of recorded closed trades. |
The denominator of the gain. The EA reports it, but an incomplete terminal history cache can make it too high or too low. Only in that case do we correct it to the right starting point by reconciling "current balance − (net P/L of all trades)". We do not rewrite individual trades.
These are not P/L, so they are adjusted on the baseline side and kept out of the performance (P/L).
If credit grants, duplicate sends or anomalies are detected, we may correct them. Corrections treat the trade ledger (the actual execution history) as authoritative; they are not for deleting inconvenient trades.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Published data is each account's operating record, not investment advice. Use EAs and allocate capital at your own responsibility.
