Connect your Just2Trade (MT5 Global) account and get your portfolio in broadcast format: live positions and prices, account value, risk management, stress test, allocation and the account chart (we rebuild the last ~90 days of history automatically). Setup takes a couple of minutes: a read-only key from the broker cabinet → Settings. Supported brokers now: Freedom/Tradernet, Interactive Brokers, Finam and Just2Trade — plus a CSV statement for any other broker.
New section “Red-day streaks”: how often, historically, SPY and QQQ closed the next week higher after several down days in a row — honest numbers, not gut feel. Daily, weekly and candle streaks, fear spikes (VIX) and sell-offs, with windows from 10 years to full history. Opens from “Market weights”.
Set a goal — a car, an apartment, a number — and watch your account close in on it. Progress is measured against your connected portfolios (one account or all at once). A tile in your cabinet, personal to each member.
New “Market weights” section — official S&P 500 shares at a glance: market packs from SPY to the “Magnificent Seven”, 11 sectors, top-20 companies, market breadth and turnover. Click a fund for its “passport”, click a pack to see what’s inside. There’s a “image for a post” button too.
The Options Flow terminal now has a separate “High IV rank · Stocks” tab with each name’s next earnings date: instantly see where options are expensive ahead of earnings versus where volatility is high on its own. ETFs stay on their own tab.
The home page now shows real payouts: how much has already been paid to idea authors (20% of the profit their patterns earned) and to partners for referrals. Facts, not promises.
You can now connect an IB portfolio by signing in through IBKR — one button, no Flex setup: positions, account value and a year’s curve. For those who want year-long stability, the Flex report stays. A Kazakhstan Freedom domain (tradernet.kz) was added too.
In “Member ideas” you can now vote for others’ proposals and sort by popularity — the club itself points to which patterns to test first.
The market strip above the cabinet tabs got a third pulse: VIX, the fear index. Green below 20 (calm), amber 20–25, red above 25 (storm — caution time by the school rules).
An earnings report is the main scheduled risk of a swing position. The new Earnings & events section shows report dates for the stocks in your connected portfolio two weeks ahead: today/tomorrow, pre-market or after hours. The tile is in your cabinet. Dates refresh nightly.
If you added the site to your phone home screen, a tab bar now lives at the bottom: Home · Portfolio · Screener · Journal — everything within thumb reach. Nothing changes in a regular browser.
pro.full-time-trading.com can now live on your home screen as an app: the F icon, full screen, no address bar. iPhone: open the site in Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen. Android: Chrome will offer to install the app (or menu ⋮ → Add to Home screen). Install from whichever address you use — both pro.full-time-trading.com and the ru.full-time-trading.com mirror work the same. One tap — and you are in your cabinet.
🏆 FTT League — an anonymous weekly ranking: set a nickname in settings and every Saturday your result (percentages only, honest) enters the weekly table. Amounts never appear anywhere; leave anytime by clearing the nickname. The first table assembles this Saturday. And the My data button in settings hands you an archive of everything yours: journal, equity curves, settings — one file.
Three updates to My Portfolio. ⬇ CSV — a button in the trade history: export all closed trades with dates, prices, results and commissions — opens in Excel, handy for tax filing. Financial Year — a new block with the year at a glance: realized result, commissions, dividends and withheld tax, deposits and withdrawals. And the page got noticeably faster on phones: heavy math like the 5,000 Monte Carlo runs now computes when you scroll to it, not on load.
Connected both Freedom and Interactive Brokers? My Portfolio got a Both accounts side by side block: both curves from a common starting point (deposits netted out), combined capital, and an honest verdict — which account is pulling the result right now. One glance — the whole picture.
Three updates to My Portfolio. 📤 Share — a button next to the period switcher: it generates a beautiful card with your curve and the percentage for the selected window (all time, year, month…) — percentages only, no amounts, safe to show off. SPY / QQQ — the «Account vs the market» block now lets you pick the benchmark: tech-heavy portfolios compare more honestly with QQQ, and the switch recalculates market capture and beta too. And the «What's new» tile in the cabinet now lights up only when there are unread entries.
On the 1st of every month the bot sends a recap of the month just ended: monthly return and SPY, the dollar change of the account, trades with the best and worst, dividends — plus a month chart as a picture. The weekly report answers «how did the week go», this one — «what did the month give the account». Settings now has two separate toggles: weekly and monthly switch off independently.
On My Portfolio, option positions now show a days-to-expiry counter, and a new Upcoming expirations card lists contracts in order — under 30 days in amber, under two weeks in red (where theta burns premium fastest). And 7 days before expiry the bot sends a Telegram reminder — once per contract, so the close-roll-or-expire decision is not made on the last evening.
The Saturday Telegram report now arrives with a picture: your account curve for the week against SPY. One glance tells you how the week went — the numbers below fill in the rest.
Every Saturday morning the bot sends everyone with a connected broker a short summary: your week in percent (deposits and withdrawals don't distort the number), SPY over the same week, and your current account value. One line — and you know how the week went. Not needed? Switch it off in settings. Telegram sign-in only for now.
My Portfolio got a Market capture block: what share of SPY's move your account takes on green days — and how much it gives back on red ones. If you capture more of the upside than you lose on the downside, your system beats simply holding the index — and the block says so outright. Deposits and withdrawals don't distort the numbers, and the analysis window switches like in the other blocks.
The "Risk-adjusted returns" block on the analysis page now shows the Calmar ratio alongside Sharpe and Sortino — the annual growth of your curve divided by its worst drawdown: how much return you earn per deepest dip. SPY's figure for the same period sits next to it for comparison. Thanks to the member who suggested it!
The My Portfolio page got noticeably smarter. Account vs. market — your curve and SPY from the same starting point with an honest verdict: ahead or behind, and by how much. Trading calendar — a heatmap of the last six months of trading days: streaks, rough weeks and best days at a glance. By sector — what your portfolio is made of, with a warning when a third of the account sits in one stock or half in one sector. Holding time — how much profit short and long positions bring. Everything is computed from your own account; deposits and withdrawals do not distort the numbers.
Every screener card now has a 📓 button: one click opens the trade journal with the ticker pre-filled and a live chart — candles, volume and five EMAs, just like the screener. Zoom the chart to frame your setup — the snapshot is saved exactly as you see it. Works for closing positions too.
Each journal entry now has a “💡 Submit as an idea” link: the ticker, your notes and the chart are pre-filled into the idea form. Found a setup → logged the trade → pitched it to the portfolio, no copy-paste.
Above the dashboard tabs: SPY and QQQ for the week with sparklines, plus sectors in strength — click to see the full list with the number of strong ETFs and a button to the screener.
The dashboard was rebuilt: the My portfolio tab opens first — your personal tools (portfolio, settings, checklists, journal, Green Garden, screener, course). Portfolio #2 and #1 tabs are right next to it.
Connect your broker in settings — and your portfolio page shows a trade dossier (win rate, payoff, streaks, top trades), Monte Carlo on your own stats (5,000 runs), drawdown tails, re-entries and a personal “trader diagnosis” with recommendations.