Topic: Number of trades in Portfolio and in Collection
Hello,
I have added 34 strategies from the collection to the portfolio, and in the portfolio it shows 2398 "Agregate trades" - (The Portfolio shows the count of aggregate none-break-even close trades).
When I added all the trades from the 34 strategies in collection, they have 4726 trades.
What I want to do is to calculate the cost of trading. EURUSD 1lot is 10$ a trade (3$ commission + 0.7 pip/7$).
But i don't understand how to calculate the cost of trading.
If it is 2398 trades, then it is 23.980$ the cost of trading during that time.
If it is 4726 trades, then it is 47.260$ the cost of trading during that time.
What I want to do is to calculate how much my strategy earns, and how much is the costs.
That is, if it shows, that the portfolio would have earned 30.000$, is it:
a. strategy earned 53.980$, 23.980$ trading costs, and so 30.000$ profit. or
b. strategy earned 77.260$, 47.260$ trading costs, and so 30.000$ profit?
or
c. strategy earned 30.000$, 47.260$ real trading costs, and so the strategy is losing in reality?
Because, when i add up all the trades from strategies, it shows 4726 trades, so the real trading cost is 47.260$.
So then the question is how much was earned?
And what is the use of this "Aggregate trades" in the portfolio, if it does not reflect the real number of trades of the strategies in the portfolio?
what is the right calculation?
Confusing, now i will stop editing this post and wait for the answer.