Analytics
Every metric that actually matters
- Net profit, gross profit and gross loss
- Win rate, profit factor and expectancy
- Maximum drawdown in currency and percent
- Best and worst trade, longest win and loss streaks
- Breakdown by symbol, month, weekday and hour
- Long vs short performance
- Total lots, swap and commission
- Full balance and equity curve
A layout sketch — not anyone's returns. Your own numbers appear here once you link an account.
Privacy
Sharing without oversharing
Your account number is never published
The public page shows the account nickname, platform, type and — only if you allow it — the broker. The login number is never sent to the page.
You choose what appears
Myfxbook-style toggles let you hide money amounts, the balance curve, the monthly table, the symbol breakdown, trade details or the broker. Hidden figures are stripped on the server, not just hidden in the browser.
Private by default
An account you link stays visible to you alone until you switch on the public page and pick a link. Turn it off again and the page stops resolving.
Read-only by design
The Publisher EA only reads closed history. It has no trading functions at all, so it cannot open, modify or close a position on a funded account.
Verified results questions
What makes these trading results verified?+
The numbers are read out of MetaTrader's own closed-trade history by a read-only Expert Advisor running in your terminal, and uploaded automatically. Nobody types a figure in, and there is no field to edit afterwards — which is precisely the difference between a verified record and a screenshot.
Can the Publisher EA place or close trades on my account?+
No. It contains no trading functions at all — no order send, no order modify, no order close. It reads history and account information and uploads them. That is why it is safe to attach to a funded or prop firm account.
Do I have to make my results public?+
No. An account stays unpublished until you choose otherwise, and you can still share it privately with a link that works without publishing anything — useful for an investor or a prop firm review. Unpublished accounts never appear in the public gallery and are hidden from search engines.
Can I hide the money amounts and still show performance?+
Yes. You can hide balance and profit figures while keeping win rate, profit factor, drawdown percentage and the shape of the balance curve. Hidden values are stripped on the server, so they are absent from the API response as well as the page — not merely hidden in the browser.
How is this different from Myfxbook?+
The mechanism is similar in spirit — an automated read of your real history rather than a claim — but this one is free, requires no investor password, and gives you a private share link and an embeddable card for unpublished accounts. It is built for proving a record to a specific person as often as for a public profile.
How long does a track record need to be before it means anything?+
Six months spanning different market conditions is where profit factor and drawdown start to carry information. A few profitable weeks proves very little, because short hot streaks are common in any strategy, and experienced readers of a track record know it.
Does the account number appear on my public page?+
No. The account number is never displayed publicly. Your page shows the broker, platform, account type and the performance figures you chose to share.