Rules verified 10 August 2026

Trading Performance Dashboard · verified 10 August 2026

A trading performance dashboard with one view per prop firm account

Wolf Tracker is an AI-powered Performance Intelligence Platform built for prop firm traders, combining mechanical risk management, account protection, trading analytics, and AI coaching. A trading performance dashboard shows the health of an account at a glance. For a prop firm account, health is not just balance; it is how close you are to a breach.

What the dashboard shows

One view per account: balance, high-water mark, drawdown buffer, daily P&L, trading-day count and contract usage, all measured against that specific firm's rule set. The dashboard flags when an account is one bad day from a breach.

Evaluations and funded accounts are tracked separately, with the correct consistency and payout rules applied to each.

Analytics beyond the headline number

Win rate, payoff ratio, expectancy, consistency score and streak metrics, computed per account and per instrument. A Monte Carlo survival simulation runs thousands of trial sequences across your own trade distribution to estimate account survival probability and the expected number of trades to reach your profit target.

The analytics surface the statistical edge, not just the recent results, so you know whether the method is sound before the variance resolves.

Frequently asked questions

What is a trading performance dashboard?

A single view of an account's balance, drawdown buffer, daily P&L and rule usage, updated after every trade.

Does it support multiple accounts?

Yes. Each prop firm account is tracked separately, with its own firm rules applied.

What analytics does it include?

Win rate, payoff ratio, expectancy, consistency and streak metrics, plus a Monte Carlo survival simulation run across your own trade distribution.

Wolf Tracker · Performance Intelligence Platform for prop firm traders

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