Dashboard (AI operations terminal)

The Dashboard tab (titled MetaPro Trader) is always the first tab of the main window. It brings together, on a single screen, the open positions, the day…

20.1 Top

on the left, METAPRO TRADER and AI trading terminal in the center, three status indicators: connected servers (for example 2 of 2 servers), robots on (1 of 1 robot on), and open positions (1 open position or No open positions) on the right, the Servers and Settings buttons, the clock, and the date; when you open a window from these buttons, a card shows next to the globe while the window is open

20.2 Open positions and day change (left)

Open positions (live result): one card per symbol with a position, with the server, the side and quantity (Long/Short), the live result, the order curve, and the Avg, Target, and Stop; the Close button closes the position (the same as Close trades) and Cancel cancels a pending order Day change (price, % since open): the price curve of each open symbol, with the change in % since the open

20.3 Robots (right)

Robots (today) shows how many robots are on and one card per open chart, with:

the symbol and the server the robot intent: Entering, Waiting, Out, Watching, or Off the switch to turn the robot on or off on that symbol (the same as the chart's Robot button) Today's result, the day curve, and the wins, losses, and win rate

If a chart is running without a dock tab, the card warns you, because that symbol's robot is trading without being visible (use Window > Bring charts back).

20.4 Day result and footer

below the globe, the Day result, all servers, with the number of trades, servers, and symbols when a robot order opens or closes, the globe flashes and the ORDER OPENED or ORDER CLOSED notice appears in the footer, the application's CPU and Memory use and the heartbeat delay of each server (the time since the connection's last sign of life)

While there is no registered server or open chart, the screen shows the first step: Register a server or Open a chart.

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