Hello. These values just show “Max Daily“ and “Max Total Loss“ which you’ve had during testing. For example, if your starting balance is 10k USD, then you lose 500 USD, your daily loss will be 5%, then you earn 1000 USD and your account goes into profit, but daily loss will be still shown as 5%, that’s how it works. If you didn’t have any loss any any point during the day, only in this case it will be shown as 0. These values just show how close you were to failing the challenge.
Tradermoe
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May 16, 2025
I moved forward to the next day and it still shows the losses. Would you guys make it where those numbers change as a person goes into a profit, then have a line graph or something showing from day one where a person was in a loss or profit? That is how I have seen many prop firms do it, but they just show the line graph.
An Anonymous User
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May 16, 2025
Re you said :“Max Daily“ and “Max Total Loss“ which you’ve had during testing.
I disagree i think your Max Daily Loss should be reset every trading day to start from 0 so the trader knows how much he’s close to losing the challenge TODAY it doesn’t make sence to show him his “daily loss” from 3 days ago that information would be useless for the current trading day, same goes for “Max Total loss” since this trader is +2.6% in profit his new max loss should show 12.6% ( 10% max drawdown + the 2.6% in that he made of profit)
maybe make a statistics table for the prop firm challenge then you can add those statistics and graphs there where you show the max daily loss, max drawdown, win ratio, profit factor etc…
Here’s an example dashboard from a prop firm notice how the statistics table to the right is different from the daily table to the left that shows the daily objectives for the current trading day.
Serhii S.
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May 17, 2025
Hi! Thanks for the detailed feedback and for sharing the dashboard example! I totally get where you’re coming from—resetting Max Daily Loss at the start of each trading day makes a lot of sense for tracking live performance and current limits. Same goes for updating Max Total Loss based on existing profit.
We’re actually exploring improvements to how we display daily stats versus overall performance, including ideas like separate dashboards and more detailed statistics like win ratio and profit factor. Your input is super helpful as we figure out what to prioritize next. We’ll bring this up with the team, and if you have any more suggestions (or other useful dashboard examples), definitely let us know!
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Andriy Cherniyenko
May 16, 2025
Hello. These values just show “Max Daily“ and “Max Total Loss“ which you’ve had during testing. For example, if your starting balance is 10k USD, then you lose 500 USD, your daily loss will be 5%, then you earn 1000 USD and your account goes into profit, but daily loss will be still shown as 5%, that’s how it works. If you didn’t have any loss any any point during the day, only in this case it will be shown as 0. These values just show how close you were to failing the challenge.
Tradermoe
May 16, 2025
I moved forward to the next day and it still shows the losses. Would you guys make it where those numbers change as a person goes into a profit, then have a line graph or something showing from day one where a person was in a loss or profit? That is how I have seen many prop firms do it, but they just show the line graph.
An Anonymous User
May 16, 2025
Re you said :“Max Daily“ and “Max Total Loss“ which you’ve had during testing.
I disagree i think your Max Daily Loss should be reset every trading day to start from 0 so the trader knows how much he’s close to losing the challenge TODAY it doesn’t make sence to show him his “daily loss” from 3 days ago that information would be useless for the current trading day, same goes for “Max Total loss” since this trader is +2.6% in profit his new max loss should show 12.6% ( 10% max drawdown + the 2.6% in that he made of profit)
maybe make a statistics table for the prop firm challenge then you can add those statistics and graphs there where you show the max daily loss, max drawdown, win ratio, profit factor etc…
Here’s an example dashboard from a prop firm notice how the statistics table to the right is different from the daily table to the left that shows the daily objectives for the current trading day.
Serhii S.
May 17, 2025
Hi! Thanks for the detailed feedback and for sharing the dashboard example! I totally get where you’re coming from—resetting Max Daily Loss at the start of each trading day makes a lot of sense for tracking live performance and current limits. Same goes for updating Max Total Loss based on existing profit.
We’re actually exploring improvements to how we display daily stats versus overall performance, including ideas like separate dashboards and more detailed statistics like win ratio and profit factor. Your input is super helpful as we figure out what to prioritize next. We’ll bring this up with the team, and if you have any more suggestions (or other useful dashboard examples), definitely let us know!