FAQ

The MANT Trading Dashboard is a professional-grade analytics and tracking platform for MetaTrader 5 (MT5) traders. It aggregates data from one or more accounts and provides advanced reports, risk monitoring, a trading journal, portfolio optimization tools, and much more, all in a single unified web interface.

Both options are fully supported. You can connect your MT5 account for automatic real-time syncing, or import your trade history manually via Excel/CSV upload. Both methods are included and guaranteed.

The dashboard is designed for all types of traders, beginners who want simple performance tracking, intermediate traders who need advanced analytics, and professional or prop-firm traders who require detailed risk control and multi-account management.

Yes. The interface is clean and intuitive, with tooltips and contextual help throughout. Step-by-step video tutorials are available for every feature.

No. You can add as many trading accounts as you need. Navigate to Settings → Account Management to add new accounts at any time.

Yes. The dashboard is fully responsive and optimized for desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers so you can monitor your performance anytime, anywhere.

From the admin panel, add your account credentials (broker, account ID, handshake key). The system will automatically begin syncing your trade history and keeping it up to date.

Yes. You can generate shareable read-only links for specific analysis pages. Recipients can view your performance data without needing to log in.

Yes. You can select and analyze multiple accounts simultaneously. The dashboard aggregates all statistics and performance metrics across every selected account in real time.

Yes. All data is stored with modern encryption standards. Your trading credentials and personal information are never shared with third parties. Access is controlled via JWT authentication.

No. Each user’s data is strictly isolated. View-only users only see the accounts explicitly assigned to them by an administrator.

No. All data is pulled directly from broker history or via verified import. The system does not allow manual editing of trade P&L results.

The Overview displays: Total P/L (net of commissions and swap), Win Rate, Profit Factor, Total Costs (commissions + swap), Balance/Equity Curve, Drawdown Chart, Trades per Week, P/L per Symbol, and a Heatmap by day-of-week and hour-of-day.

Yes. All P/L figures. Overview, Risk & Alert, Weekly/Daily P/L are calculated net of commissions and swap costs, giving you an accurate picture of actual profitability.

It shows the evolution of your account balance over the selected date range, supporting single-day views. You can visually identify growth phases, drawdown periods, and recovery patterns.

Use the left sidebar filter panel. You can filter by: specific account(s), bots/magic numbers, symbols, date range (Today, 7d, 1M, 3M, All, or custom), trade type (Buy/Sell), and status (Open/Closed).

Yes. Use the custom date range picker and select the same start and end date.

Yes. From the Trades section you can export all trade data to CSV. Journal entries can be exported to Markdown or PDF. All exports respect the currently applied filters.

The trade table shows: Ticket, Magic Number, Open/Close time, Symbol, Volume, Open/Close price, Commission, Swap, P/L, and Status. All columns are sortable.

Yes. The table includes a real-time search bar that filters by ticket number, symbol, or comment.

Click the journal icon on any trade row to open the annotation modal. You can add text notes, rate your emotional state, assign a strategy, and attach screenshots.

Yes. Set the status filter to ‘Open’ to view only active positions. Accounts with open trades also show a live indicator in the sidebar.

Accounts appear in a tree: Account → Bot (Magic Number) → Symbol. You can expand each level to drill down. The display order is customizable per user in Settings.

Yes. Both admin and view users can assign a custom alias to any account. Bot/magic numbers can also be renamed via the Bot Aliases page. Aliases appear everywhere in the dashboard.

It analyzes how your trades are distributed: total trades, win %, best/worst performance, volume distribution, Buy vs Sell breakdown, P/L by direction, and P/L by symbol. Helps identify your most profitable instruments and directions.

Yes. Buy vs Sell analysis provides separate stats for long and short trades: win rate, average profit, and net P/L for each direction.

Yes. Time Analysis shows performance by trading session (Sydney, Asian, London, New York), hour of day, and day of week, helping you find your optimal trading windows.

The Cost Analysis section breaks total trading costs into commissions and swap per symbol and over time, also expressed as a percentage of gross profit, ideal for identifying cost-heavy instruments.

Yes. SL/TP Analysis shows the frequency of each exit type (SL, TP, Breakeven, Manual), average P/L per exit type, and risk/reward ratios. Essential for evaluating trade management consistency.

Advanced metrics include: Calmar Ratio, Recovery Factor, Maximum Drawdown, Value at Risk (VaR 95%), Kelly Criterion %, Payoff Ratio, Sharpe Ratio, and historical volatility. Each metric includes a tooltip explanation.

The Kelly Criterion calculates the theoretically optimal percentage of capital to risk per trade, based on your historical win rate and win/loss ratio. It is a guideline, not financial advice.

Streak Analysis identifies your longest consecutive winning and losing sequences, P/L accumulated during those streaks, and their frequency distribution—revealing the consistency of your strategy over time.

Yes. Bot Performance Comparison shows a ranked comparison of all bots/magic numbers with KPIs: total trades, win rate, profit factor, net P/L, and maximum drawdown. You can group by Magic Numbers, Strategies (from Journal Playbook), or Accounts.

Strategies are created in the Journal → Strategia (Playbook) section. Once assigned to trades via journal annotations, the Bot Comparison page groups and compares performance by strategy across all accounts. If no strategies exist, the system prompts you to create them.

Yes. Switch to ‘Use Accounts’ mode to see a side-by-side comparison of every selected account with no distinction by bot or strategy, ideal for evaluating overall account performance.

Exposure Analysis shows your net market exposure: Long vs Short volume, average position size, exposure per symbol, and overall directional risk. Particularly useful for managing multiple concurrent positions.

Monte Carlo Simulation runs 1,000 randomized reorderings of your trade history to simulate a range of possible future equity paths. It shows percentile outcomes (5th–95th), expected max drawdown ranges, and probability of ruin at different threshold levels.

This shows the probability that your strategy will experience a drawdown exceeding 10%, 20%, or 30% from peak equity across all simulated paths. Lower percentages indicate a more robust strategy.

A minimum of 30–50 closed trades is recommended. Results become significantly more reliable with 100+ trades.

The Risk Dashboard provides a real-time overview of trading risk: a risk score gauge (0–100), daily and weekly P/L net of costs, current drawdown, open position count, and active rule violations, with a 24-hour alert timeline and account-level breakdowns.

Auto-refresh intervals are configurable in the Impostazioni tab within the Risk & Alert section.

Yes. The Risk Rules section lets you define thresholds: maximum daily loss, maximum drawdown, minimum trading days, and other conditions. Violations are highlighted with warning alerts in real time.

Yes. Rules are configurable per account, so you can apply different limits to live accounts versus prop firm challenge accounts.

It estimates the statistical probability that your account will reach a certain loss level, based on your win rate, risk per trade, and payoff ratio. The ‘Risk per Trade (simulation)’ slider lets you model different risk scenarios interactively.

Yes. Pre-built templates (e.g., FTMO, The Funded Trader) track daily loss, overall drawdown, minimum trading days, and show status (Compliant / At Risk / Violated) with progress bars for each rule.

Yes. You can create custom rule sets matching any prop firm’s specific requirements.

Yes. The dashboard includes a comprehensive trading journal with 13 dedicated sections. All trades visible in the calendar can be annotated and organized through the journal to track, review, and improve your trading.

Sections include: Daily Entry (rich-text), Trade Annotations, Analytics, Psychology Tracking, Reports, Strategy/Playbook, Goals, Checklists, Gallery (screenshots), and AI Insights.

Yes. The Sintesi Giornaliera section provides a full rich-text editor for daily notes, with satisfaction rating (1–5) and reusable templates.

Yes. Every trade has a note icon. Clicking it opens a modal for text notes, emotional state rating, strategy assignment, plan-adherence marking, and mistake logging.

Yes. Log emotional states (pre/during/post trade), rate discipline, and identify patterns between your mental state and trading outcomes.

Yes. The Analytics section correlates satisfaction ratings, tags, and emotional data with trade P/L, revealing psychological patterns that affect performance.

Yes. The Strategia (Playbook) section lets you create named strategies with entry/exit rules, risk management notes, and screenshots. Assign them to trades via the journal. Performance per strategy is automatically tracked and compared.

Once strategies are assigned to trades in the journal, Bot Comparison can group results by strategy across all accounts—giving a cross-account view of which strategy performs best.

Yes. The Obiettivi (Goals) section lets you define measurable targets (win rate, monthly P/L, max drawdown) and track progress over time.

Yes. Create daily or trade-specific checklists to ensure consistent adherence to your trading rules, and review completion rates over time.

Yes. Export journal entries to Markdown or PDF at any time. Trade data can be exported to CSV separately.

AI Insights analyzes your trading history and journal entries to surface patterns, suggest improvements, and highlight strengths and weaknesses—providing data-driven guidance automatically.

Yes. The Gallery section lets you upload and organize chart screenshots linked to specific trades or journal entries for visual setup and outcome review.

Portfolio Lab is an advanced tool for analyzing instrument groups as a portfolio. It uses market data (via yFinance) for institutional-level analysis: portfolio optimization, Monte Carlo simulation, PCA, and backtesting.

The list is automatically populated from the symbols traded in your selected accounts. You can also add any yFinance-supported ticker manually. If the yFinance ticker differs from the MT5 name, the dashboard shows the yFinance name automatically.

The Optimization tab calculates allocation weights that maximize the Sharpe Ratio using historical price data (3M to 24M). Results include weights, expected return, volatility, and the efficient frontier.

Yes. Thousands of possible future portfolio paths are simulated based on historical return distributions, showing percentile outcomes, probability of loss, and stress-tested drawdown scenarios.

PCA identifies the underlying risk factors driving portfolio returns. It reveals which instruments are truly diversified and which move together, helping avoid hidden concentration risk.

Yes. The Backtest tab tests how your allocation would have performed historically vs. a benchmark. Results include cumulative return, max drawdown, Sharpe ratio, and a detailed performance timeline.

Market Regime uses Hidden Markov Models (HMM) to detect distinct market states (trending, ranging, high-volatility) in historical price data, helping traders understand the current environment and how their strategy performs in each regime.

You can configure 2 to 8 states. A 2-state model identifies bull vs bear; more states provide finer granularity.

A color-coded regime timeline, statistical summary per regime (average return, volatility, duration), a regime transition probability matrix, and the current detected regime for your selected symbol.

A monthly heatmap where each day is color-coded by P/L performance. You can see your best and worst trading days at a glance and navigate to any day for detailed analysis.

Yes. Clicking any day opens a detail view with: the daily equity curve, all trades closed that day, daily stats (trade count, win rate, average P/L), and any journal notes written for that day.

Days with journal entries are visually marked. Your daily satisfaction rating (1–5) is also reflected, so you can see how your mental state correlated with trading performance on any given day.

Admin: full access to all features and settings. View: sees only accounts and pages assigned by an admin, and can customize their own aliases and account display order.

Yes. Admins configure accessible pages and accounts per user via Role Management and User Management.

Yes. Admin users drag and reorder accounts in Gestione Conti → Ordinamento. View users use Impostazioni Conti (profile menu). The custom order is saved per user and applied throughout the dashboard.

Yes. Both admin and view users can set a custom alias for any accessible account. The alias replaces the broker name everywhere in the dashboard.

Yes. From the Bot Aliases page (profile menu) you can assign friendly names to any magic number. Names appear in the sidebar, trade tables, and all analysis sections.

Yes. The Import Data section accepts Excel/CSV files. Useful for migrating from other platforms or importing trades from brokers without direct MT5 connection.

Check that your account is correctly configured (broker, account ID, handshake key). Verify the sync connection is active. If the issue persists, contact your administrator.

Trade data syncs continuously from your broker. The Risk Dashboard auto-refresh interval is configurable.

Ensure has downloaded full history from the broker (select ‘All History’ in the Account History tab before the initial sync).

The dashboard is optimized for: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Safari (latest versions). Chrome or Edge on desktop offer the best performance.

Apply more restrictive date range or account filters to reduce data volume. Clear your browser cache if UI rendering appears inconsistent

The symbol could not be matched to a valid yFinance ticker. Use the manual symbol search to find the correct ticker (e.g., ‘XAUUSD’ may map to ‘GC=F’). Any valid yFinance ticker can be added manually.

The default range is 24 months. Shorter periods (3M, 6M, 12M, 18M) are also selectable. Availability depends on the yFinance source per instrument.

Yes. The dashboard is continuously updated with new features and performance improvements. Updates are deployed automatically, no user action required.

Contact the support team via the designated support channel. Include a screenshot or description of the issue, the affected account, and the browser you are using.