The closing balance tells you the result. The chart tells you the struggle. š
A $300 green day sounds great. But if you were up $1,000 at 10 AM and gave back $700... thatās a bad day disguised as a win.
The Day View visualizes your intraday equity curve for every single session.
Look at the "Running PnL Graph" column.
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You might have a "Futures" account, a "Swing" account, and a "Test" account.
But do you know which one is actually carrying the business?
The Accounts Statistics view allows you to overlay every equity curve on a single chart.
If one strategy is trending up while the other is dragging you down, the chart makes it obvious.
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Putātoācall ratios surged into Jan 20, marking a notable rise in hedging demand across multiple largeācap names.Ā $UPST led with an extraordinary 20,778% increase in option premium, whileĀ $HYG andĀ $HAL followed with 16,060% and 4,455% gains respectively.Ā $INSM also posted a sharp 3,735% spike, signaling concentrated bearish activity in select riskātier assets.Ā
$HALās chart reflected that sentiment shift, with consistent downside skew and elevated put buying through late January sessions. The increase came alongside muted price followāthrough, highlighting traders securing protection rather than chasing directional exposure.Ā
Broadly, the theme points to renewed caution beneath the surface. When put premiums surge this quickly across unrelated sectors, it often signals portfolioālevel hedging as volatility expectations reset.
Largeācap names dominated the tape last week as deepādated flow clustered aroundĀ $ABBV andĀ $WOLFI.Ā $ABBV printed a series of repeated sweeps across strikes from $175 to $200 into the Jan ā26 expiry, with total premiums stacked above $600M. The steady cadence across multiple strikes and timestamps signaled organized institutional activity rather than shortāterm speculation.Ā
$WOLFI drew heavy put interest across the $15ā50 range, totaling more than $240M in notional exposure. The distribution suggests strategic downside hedging alongside selective long accumulation.Ā $TSLA andĀ $MSTR also featured, with notable puts and buys, but at smaller scale.Ā
The flow map reflected size positioning in both largeācap healthcare and emerging speculative names. Persistent sweeps across expiries this far out typically point to strategic, convictionādriven allocation rather than nearāterm trading noise.
Momentum stayed elevated into Jan 20, with continued volume expansion across multiple leaders.Ā $IBRX extended its run with a 113% gain backed by a near 980% surge in trading volume, whileĀ $GLXY andĀ $BAYRY each pushed higher with strong multiāday accumulation. Several midācaps includingĀ $TE,Ā $EGY, andĀ $SEED also maintained steady fourāday volume climbs, highlighting sustained transactional interest beneath surface strength.Ā
At the same time, bandāpressure builds intensified.Ā $ASTX,Ā $IREG, andĀ $FIGR all touched their upper Bollinger bands after explosive price and volume moves, a classic marker of stretched momentum.Ā $KLAG andĀ $CIFG showed similar signatures, each posting tripleādigit volume growth alongside doubleādigit price expansion.Ā
The alignment of rising volume and repeated band tests points to broad speculative appetite. Persistent participation at these extremes typically signals strong tape conviction, though it can also mark momentum entering a mature phase.
Earnings season carries forward on Jan 20 with a broad mix of tech, industrial, and financial names on deck.Ā $NFLX leads after hours at a $373B market cap with a $0.55 EPS estimate, setting the tone for media and tech.Ā $UAL joins the late session lineup with a $2.98 EPS estimate, adding transportation exposure to the postāclose mix.Ā
Preāmarket focus shifts to financials and cyclicals.Ā $USB,Ā $FITB, andĀ $KEY all report before the bell, giving a detailed read on deposit trends and loan growth expectations.Ā $MMM,Ā $FAST, andĀ $DHI add industrial and housing exposure with earnings forecasts ranging from $0.26 to $1.96 per share.Ā
Together, this docket covers key sectors for Q1 momentum. With heavy representation across banks, builders, and industrials, the sessionās commentary will shape earlyāyear sentiment on credit health and economic durability.
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You can stare at rows of numbers all day and miss the pattern. But one look at this Treemap tells the whole story.
In this portfolio, Consumer Discretionary (Green) is carrying the entire account, while Technology (Red) is a massive drag.
You might think you are having a "bad month," but you are actually just having a bad time in one specific sector.
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