I think the YTD profit is the profit on the balance at the start of the year. So it will always be greater than the sum of monthly profits. Monthly profit is calculated on the balance at the start of each month.

Originally posted by Champ

I think the YTD profit is the profit on the balance at the start of the year. So it will always be greater than the sum of monthly profits. Monthly profit is calculated on the balance at the start of each month.

nope. This is not the case. Please see http://www.fxstat.com/performances/view/Swing_swang-5154. Here YTD is much lesser than sum of monthly profit

Hello every one,

We have just noticed your discussion regarding FxStat YTD% calculation.

YTD% is a always calculated based on your current return against your beginning of the year balance. This will highlight the traders ain during that year. Each year return row has it's own YTD% to identify traders return during that year.

We have provided some information regarding the calculation method that FxStat use on performance pages.

For more information, please reffer to :

http://help.fxstat.com/index.php?/article/AA-00282/14/Knowledge-Base/FXStat-Calculation-Performance-page.html

Thank you Support

Oh, Thanks Admin

Now I see, very interesting, the calculations are very dynamic and seem to reflect the trader's performance pretty well.

Fixed.... thanks.