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Could you put the Risk to Reward ratio for wins or losses using the original stop loss to the price where profit had been taken. If someone has a risk to reward of 2:1, and the original profit had been reached, then it would show 2:1. If the person was not sure if it would reach the stop loss, so he/she decided to either move the stop loss or just exit where they are, then it would show the new risk to reward ratio, let’s say 1.5:1, in this example. The benefit to this would be if someone is trying to get 5:1 risk to reward, as an example, then if they see that their trading method will, most of the time, reach 2:1, then it would be very easy to see.