Trading report analyzer

Understand the report.
Keep the data with you.

Turn a normalized CSV of closed trades into a clear view of outcomes, costs and closed-result drawdown.

The input

Add your trading data

Supported CSV format

This version reads the normalized CSV below. It does not import native MetaTrader HTML, XLSX or arbitrary broker exports.

id,closed_at,type,symbol,profit,commission,swap,amount

One unique id for every row.
closed_at: UTC, for example 2026-01-05T10:00:00Z.
type: trade, deposit or withdrawal.
Trade profit, commission and swap are signed numbers; enter 0 explicitly when a cost is zero.
Trade rows require a symbol. Cashflow rows use a positive amount.
Decimal dot; up to four decimal places.

The analysis

Analyze a report or try the synthetic sample to begin.

Net trading P&L—After commission and swap

Closed trades—Wins · losses · breakeven

Win rate—Winning trades / all trades

Net profit factor—After costs

Closed results

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Your report takes shape here.

Each observation follows the timestamps in your data.

Closed results after costs. Cashflows are excluded from this curve. It is not an equity curve.

Closed-result drawdown—

Drawdown from balance peak—Requires a positive opening balance and no cashflows

Average net trade—

Commissions—

Swap—

Deposits / withdrawals—

Opening balance—

Ending balance—

What the file cannot show

Closed trades alone cannot establish floating equity drawdown, open-position risk or future performance. Understand the limits

A useful first check

Inspect costs, keep cashflows separate, and use the same definitions when comparing reports.