DrawProfit

Most traders review their performance in a terminal report — a flat list of numbers, completely disconnected from the chart where the trades actually happened. You see a profit or a loss, but you can't immediately tell if it came from the right level, the right setup, or just luck.

DrawProfit changes how you see your trades.

It takes every closed profit and every closed loss and puts the number right on the chart — at the exact price level, on the exact candle where the trade closed. In one glance, you can see which setups made money, which ones didn't, and whether your results are clustering around any particular area of the price structure.

✦ Every closed trade, labeled on the chart — green for profit, red for loss, exact dollar value printed at the closing location

✦ No extra windows needed — your full closed trade history is visible directly on the price action

✦ Works on any instrument — FX, gold, indices, any asset in your terminal

✦ Three inputs, zero setup — drop it on the chart and it's immediately working

✦ Perfect for performance review — screenshot your chart with P&L already annotated, ready to share or analyze

✦ Spot patterns in your results — see at a glance whether your losses happen at the same price zones

You don't need a spreadsheet to understand your performance. You don't need to scroll through a trade history tab. DrawProfit puts the answer on the chart — because that's where trading happens.

"See every closed trade. See every dollar. Right on the chart."

How It Works

The indicator scans your account's closed trade history and draws a labeled tag at the exit point of every completed trade directly on the chart:

1. 🟩 Green labels — profitable trades, displaying the exact profit amount (e.g. +$155.26, +$51.94)
2. 🟥 Red labels — losing trades, displaying the exact loss amount (e.g. -$107.81, -$63.24)

Each label is positioned at the closing price level on the chart, giving you a spatial understanding of where money was made and lost relative to price structure. Labels only appear once a trade has been fully closed — open or floating positions are not displayed.