MonitoringMonitoring Overview

Monitoring Overview

Once the bot is running and has opened positions, you’ll want to keep an eye on how things are going. The dashboard gives you everything you need to monitor your portfolio at a glance.

What to Check Throughout the Day

Quick Check (30 seconds)

  1. P&L Today — Are you up or down?
  2. Status Ribbon — Is everything connected and running?
  3. Positions — How many are open? Any red flags?

Detailed Check (2-3 minutes)

  1. Everything above, plus:
  2. Greeks — Is your delta exposure neutral or directional?
  3. Risk Left — How much loss budget remains?
  4. Strategy decisions — Are strategies finding trades? Check the decision badges.

End of Day Review

  1. Trade Journal tab — Review what traded today
  2. P&L breakdown — Hover over P&L Today to see realized vs unrealized
  3. Activity Log tab — See what the bot did and why

Key Metrics at a Glance

The KPI Strip gives you the most important numbers. Here’s what each one means for your daily monitoring:

MetricWhat to Watch For
P&L TodayTrending in the right direction? Sudden changes?
Risk LeftGetting close to $0 means the bot will stop opening new trades
Net GreeksDelta close to 0 = market-neutral. Large delta = directional risk
ExposureMore positions = more risk. Compare to your comfort level
SPY/QQQBig market moves affect all your positions

When Should You Be Concerned?

🟢 Normal: P&L fluctuating within a range, Greeks near neutral, all systems connected

🟡 Pay Attention:

  • P&L approaching your daily loss limit
  • Delta significantly positive or negative (you’re exposed to market direction)
  • A strategy showing multiple FAIL decisions in a row

🔴 Take Action:

  • Kill switch triggered (the bot detected something dangerous)
  • API disconnected for more than a few minutes
  • “ENTRIES HALTED” warning in the positions panel
  • Broken group structure detected

The following pages cover each monitoring area in detail:

  • Positions — Understanding your open positions
  • P&L — Reading your profit and loss
  • Greeks — What Greeks mean for your portfolio