Wow

Do you plan to expand the metrics part a little? I'm thinking that calculating correlation between strats is a good thing as it would help to diversify the portfolio.

It looks great, hats off!

I become a Error by put the statement inside

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That's cool, thanks Sleytus

Could you upload the *.htm file and I will fix the parsing problem.

Sounds interesting, though I'm not sure how best to do that.  Do you mean to compare their trading pattern -- e.g. the time stamps when they open and close trades?

wonderful!!!  Amazing.!

I wonder if it is limited to 5 digit data.....  as I use 4 digit and it would not load....

Juts an idea how we can calculate the correlation of two experts:
- check all bars one by one and sum a figure of equality as follows:
   - 1 -  if both experts trade in the same direction
   - 0.5 - if one of the experts has a position and the other is flat
   - 0 - if the experts have opposite positions.

- divide the sum of the figures to the count of bars (optionally multiply the result by 100).
So a result of 0 will mean a completely opposite strategies and a result of 1 will mean 100% correlation.

Could you upload your *.htm file?  Actually, rantampla had problems uploading *.htm and had to rename the extension to *.xxx.

I have a few live and demo accounts -- so my testing has been limited to these.  It would be nice to have a greater variety of *.htm files to test with.  I'm pretty sure it is a parsing issue caused by a slightly different format.

Sorry -- I should have been more clear.  I didn't mean you had to change the format.  I meant the formatting of the HTML created by MT4 might be slightly different depending on the type of account.  This is something I would need to fix in the parsing.  Since joining the forum one of my favorite words now is "robustness".  In the forum we are referring to strategies.  Turns out it also applies to programming and parsing -- that is, I need to make the parser more robust to take into account different types of records that may appear in the Account History that I missed because my Account History didn't include them.

If you could upload an example of your Account History then I could debug the parsing to see why it doesn't load.  And then I would modify the parsing code to handle these additional cases.

rantampla had the same problem.  He got around it by changing the file extension of his account history file from *.htm to *.xxx.  If you are using Windows' File Explorer, simply select the file, right-click to bring-up a popup menu, and select 'Rename'.  You can then change the .htm to .xxx.  For whatever reason, the Forum software blocks .htm files from being uploaded.  The simplest way to circumvent that restriction is to rename the file, giving it some extension other than .htm.  You could even use something like .txt -- it doesn't make a difference.

I just tried it again and it seemed to work.  I renamed 'DetailedStatement.htm' to 'test.xxx', used the 'Choose File' button to select it, and then pressed 'Add file' -- and that worked.  If I rename the file to 'test.htm' then, yes, it complains about the .htm extension.

Here is an alternative -- it's pretty neat.  The service is called "UploadFiles" and here is the link:
https://uploadfiles.io/
You simply go to their home page and drag / drop your .htm file into the box that says 'Drop file here...'.  The file will then automatically be uploaded to their storage.  As soon as that has finished it will display a link -- e.g. something like "https://ufile.io/qcdu7".  Send me that link and I will be able to download and retrieve your file.

Thanks very much for uploading your .htm file -- your account history included some entries that I hadn't seen before.  I've fixed the parsing code and have uploaded a new version of the application.  Here's the link:
http://nutsaboutnets-downloads.s3.amazonaws.com/MT4Tracker_Setup.exe

I am aware of the dot vs comma problem.  In the RF world where I work, frequencies are often expressed in tenths or hundredths of a MHz, and the dot vs comma issue is always a headache to deal with.  In the case of MT4Tracker I tried to avoid any parsing that involved dots or commas.  However, since the only .htm files I've had access to used dots then I can't be sure this issue won't come up.  Perhaps if someone uploaded a .htm file from a non-English, European broker I could test that.

I will noodle on this.  I think there are a couple different kinds of diversity here.  First, the overall diversity of a portfolio with many strategies.  And, second, a correlation metric that compares two strategies.  Popov described a recipe for comparing two strategies.  I'm thinking I'd like to create a metric that describes the diversity of a portfolio as a whole.  Perhaps something like a volume chart (I've attached an example) -- that tracks buy (green) and sell (red) opens.  I think "opens" are more important than "closes" when it comes to comparing strategies, since many (or even most) of my strategies close with T/P.  I'm thinking that a portfolio with a diversity of strategies would have trades roughly spread evenly across its time course, whereas a portfolio that included correlated strategies would display clumps of trades.  I don't know -- it will be fun to experiment with.  Again -- interesting idea, footon.

Ok, very much thanks for update, now it works fine