Portfolio
Your work diary. Without it you can’t tell whether you’re making money or just turning it over.
When you press Save to portfolio on an arb, it lands here. This isn’t interface decoration, it’s your work diary. Without it, a month from now you won’t be able to answer a simple question: are you making money, or just moving it around?
The numbers at the top
| Figure | What it means |
|---|---|
| Total P&L | Total profit or loss on closed positions |
| Win rate | Share of trades that won |
| Open trades | Positions still waiting for a result |
| Avg ROI | The average percentage you went in at |
| Volume | How much money you’ve turned over in total |
| Best / Worst trade | Your best and worst position |
| Current streak | Your current run |
Today, This week, This month and All time switch the period.
Cumulative P&L chart
The curve by day shows what single trades don’t: whether you’re growing steadily or dipped somewhere and clawed it back. It’s the honest picture of your work, not a set of nice screenshots.
A trade card
Each saved position expands into detail: both venues, entry odds, stake amounts, and the actual result for each leg (won, lost, refund). At the bottom, expected P&L next to actual P&L.
The two numbers almost never match perfectly: rounding, fees, imperfect execution. You can close a position yourself when it settles, edit it, or leave it open until you do.