Statement Analysis in PDF format

Oct 21, 2011 04:51 pm

Sasha User

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გაწევრიანდა: 16/05/2011

ahh, recently, I copied statement page by page of a trader. It reminds me of this suggestion. I think it will be much easier to download an excel or pdf instead of copying page by page [frown]

Oct 22, 2011 03:59 pm

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Jogi User

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გაწევრიანდა: 06/06/2011

Originally posted by Sasha

ahh, recently, I copied statement page by page of a trader. It reminds me of this suggestion. I think it will be much easier to download an excel or pdf instead of copying page by page" />

hmmm. So You were doing further analysis of that account [grin] . How many pages did u copy?

Feb 07, 2012 10:49 am

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illiterate User

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გაწევრიანდა: 21/04/2011

Originally posted by Jogi

Originally posted by Sasha

ahh, recently, I copied statement page by page of a trader. It reminds me of this suggestion. I think it will be much easier to download an excel or pdf instead of copying page by page" />

hmmm. So You were doing further analysis of that account" />. How many pages did u copy?

1000 trades = 50 pages.

There r many traders with more than 1000 trades. I really want this suggestion to be reviewed by fxstat. It will save our "copy time" [grin]

Feb 09, 2012 11:57 am

#15

uniquetrader User

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გაწევრიანდა: 21/04/2011

Actually trading statement shows all transactions. It includes commision, balance interest, buy/sell order cancellation etc. So if there r 500 trades then usually there r 500 other transactions that r not trading transactions. We can view correct number of trades from summarized report given below.

So even if we do copy paste of reports, most of the reports will contain non-trading transactions that can be removed manually.

Stick to your rules

Feb 09, 2012 12:27 pm

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