Calendar Ledger
Tradeboard includes an integrated Calendar Ledger designed for active algorithmic traders, quantitative funds, and retail traders to analyze daily performance, track closed-trade P&L, and review trading frequency at a glance.
Overview
The Calendar Ledger transforms raw transaction logs into an intuitive, color-coded calendar heat map. Rather than sifting through tabular broker statements, traders can immediately identify winning days, drawdown clusters, and trading frequency patterns.
Key Capabilities
- Interactive Monthly Grid: Full-month calendar view with daily net P&L figures prominently displayed.
- Dynamic Color Coding:
- 🟢 Profitable Days: Highlighted in soft green with positive net returns.
- 🔴 Loss Days: Highlighted in soft red with negative net drawdown.
- ⚪ Breakeven / Inactive Days: Neutral display when no closed positions exist.
- Detailed Day Inspection: Clicking on any date opens an itemized modal of all executions for that trading session, including symbol, instrument type, entry/exit price, trade duration, and realized P&L.
- Multi-Currency Support: Seamless formatting in Indian Rupees (₹) for Indian stock brokers and US Dollars ($) for crypto exchanges.
- Aggregate Performance Summary:
- Gross Realized P&L
- Net Profit Factor
- Winning Days vs. Losing Days ratio
- Average Daily Gain / Average Daily Loss
Accessing the Calendar Ledger
- Log into your Tradeboard dashboard.
- From the main navigation sidebar, select Calendar Ledger (under Analytics / Dashboard).
- Use the month/year picker at the top to navigate between different historical periods.
- Click any active trading day to inspect trade logs and execution timestamps.
Integration with Sandbox & Live Accounts
The Calendar Ledger works across both live broker accounts and the Tradeboard Sandbox:
- Sandbox Mode: Perfect for forward-testing automated bots over weeks to evaluate consistency without risking real capital.
- Live Trading: Syncs directly with broker trade logs to ensure an accurate post-market journal.
PRO TIP
Review your Calendar Ledger weekly to identify if specific days of the week (e.g., expiry Thursdays) suffer from oversized drawdowns, and adjust your Strategy RMS max-drawdown rules accordingly.
