PortWatch publishes complete trading track records. Operators connect their raw trade history; PortWatch recomputes every statistic and publishes every trade, every drawdown, every month - unedited. Create a free account and explore the analytics on a complete demo portfolio.
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An example of the analytics every listing gets · cumulative return since 2023-01-11 · $400K across 4 strategies · full detail behind sign-in
S&P 500 (^GSPC) weekly closes via Yahoo Finance, as of 2026-09-16. Price return, excluding dividends. Strategy results are backtested - past performance is not indicative of future results. · Dataset SHA-256 27680ad15b24fcba · recomputed 2018-10-20
Equity curves, drawdown, monthly P&L, win rate, profit factor and per-trade returns are derived from the raw trade log on every import. Where an engine export includes its own risk figures (Sharpe, Sortino, CAGR), those are shown as reported and labeled as such.
PortWatch does not audit brokerage accounts and does not simulate fills. Results reflect the engine's own commission and slippage settings. Backtested results are labeled backtested. The S&P 500 benchmark uses weekly closes, price return, excluding dividends.
Statistics are recomputed from the raw trade log on every import. An operator can't edit a number or quietly drop a losing trade - the trade numbering and cumulative P&L would show the gap.
Members explore equity curves, drawdown history, monthly P&L and the full trade log - filterable by date range, down to the individual fill, behind one free sign-in.
Operators request a listing from the dashboard. Trade history connects to the same pipeline as the demo portfolio - recomputed statistics, a full trade log, and live updates as trades close.
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Dig through the demo portfolio: filter by date range, inspect any trade, compare risk metrics.
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Operators export their raw trade history - a TradingView strategy export or a plain CSV of closed trades - and it is imported unmodified. No headline numbers are accepted: only the trade log itself.
No. Every displayed statistic - equity curve, drawdown, monthly P&L, win rate, profit factor - is recomputed by PortWatch from the full trade log on import. Removing a losing trade would leave visible gaps in the trade numbering and cumulative P&L.
Listings are cooperative - operators work directly with PortWatch to publish, and PortWatch is not an arms-length auditor. That is exactly why the platform recomputes all statistics from raw trade data instead of accepting an operator's own numbers: the pipeline, methodology, and dataset fingerprint are the same for every listing.
Create a free account and send a listing request from your dashboard. Your raw trade history is connected to the same pipeline the demo portfolio runs through - recomputed statistics, full trade log, live updates by webhook.
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