Getting started

The Reports window in Moonbot is used to analyze trading results and view the terminal’s activity history. It provides a summary of trading operations and terminal actions over a specified period.

This section explains the purpose of reports, the general content they include, and their role in monitoring and analyzing the terminal's performance.

Reports Window

The Reports window is accessed via the main menu at: Menu → Reports. This window is designed to display aggregated information about the terminal's operations and trading results. It collects and presents data generated from trades and terminal activity over time.

Unlike the Orders and Logs windows, which show real-time trading status and service messages, the Reports window is used to analyze past actions. Reports are generated automatically and provide a general overview of the terminal’s performance without needing to examine each individual order or log message.

Contents of the Reports

Reports are generated automatically based on completed trading operations and record the terminal’s history in a structured format. They include details of trades and their outcomes, allowing users to get an overall picture of their trading progress and results without having to analyze individual orders or logs.

The information in the Reports window is formatted for easy viewing and reflects accumulated statistics over the terminal’s runtime. This makes the Reports window the primary tool for analyzing trading history and the overall performance of the terminal.

Purpose of Reports and Terminal History

Moonbot’s reports are used to evaluate trading results and gain insight into the terminal’s overall performance during a given period. They help assess the outcome of executed trades and track performance trends without having to reference individual orders or logs.

The terminal activity history shown in reports helps users view their actions as a whole, rather than as isolated transactions. This is especially important for evaluating trading efficiency and understanding how the terminal performed over time.

In summary, reports serve as a tool for high-level analysis and are used to summarize the terminal’s activity, monitor trading results, and inform future decisions.

For a more detailed explanation of the Reports window, available metrics, and data display formats, please refer to the documentation: Reports Window Overview.