EA Performance
Hub.

The MetaTrader native panel was never enough.

You're running multiple Expert Advisors on the same account — maybe across several symbols, maybe with different strategies, maybe a mix of paid and personal. MT5's native terminal shows you trades, but not EAs. There is no way to see "this EA is up $200 this month", "that one's drawdown is too high", "the third one's win rate dropped to 35%".

You'd need to filter manually by magic number, hope you remember which magic belongs to which EA, calculate the metrics yourself in a spreadsheet, and do it all over again tomorrow. EA Performance Hub solves this once and for all.

Designed for serious portfolios.

Automatic detection & identification

Identifies every magic number in your closed and open trade history. Reads the entry deal comment to display the real EA name alongside the magic. New EAs appear automatically when they execute their first trade. The indicator also filters out broker-generated comments like tp 1.234 or sl 1.567 so you only see meaningful labels.

Smart multi-symbol grouping

EAs with the same name running on multiple symbols are consolidated into a single row. Example: one EA running on 11 symbols appears as a single entry. Stem matching automatically detects BUY/SELL pairs, setup variants (S1, S2, S3), and versions (v1, v2), grouping them under a common name. Case-insensitive ("NAS" = "Nas" = "nas"). For full control, define manual groups, rename groups, or exclude specific magics from grouping altogether.

Sortable per-EA table

Detailed breakdown by EA: magic number, name, symbol, trade count, P/L, win rate, profit factor. Sorted by net P/L descending. Click any row to focus the equity curve on that EA. Scroll the table with mouse wheel or navigation buttons; visible range is always shown (e.g. Showing 1-11 of 58).

Interactive equity curve

Aggregate equity curve across all magics by default, with gradient fill, axes, zero line, and pulsing endpoint. Click any EA in the table to switch the curve to that specific EA. Drill-down view shows additional metrics: Sharpe Ratio, Expectancy, average R-multiple, Max Drawdown — all calculated per EA.

Advanced metrics

Sharpe Ratio per EA, computed over individual trade returns. Expectancy showing average profit per trade. Average R-multiple, calculated using the actual stop loss recorded at each entry. Max Drawdown in both dollars and percentage of account balance — useful for monitoring prop firm evaluation thresholds.

Period & symbol filters

Period filter: Today, 7D, MTD, YTD, All Time, Custom Days. Symbol filter: cycle through detected symbols or clear with one click. Four panel sizes (Compact 720, Normal 860, Large 1000, Extra Large 1140 pixels). Clean Chart mode hides candles, grid, volumes, and scales — keeping only the symbol name. Minimize button collapses the panel to a single bar. Auto-refresh every 5 seconds.

Who should run EA Performance Hub?

Traders running multiple EAs on the same account

If you run 3+ Expert Advisors on the same MT5 account, this panel pays for itself the first week. You stop guessing which EA is making money, which is losing, and which is dragging down your overall return.

Portfolio managers across multiple strategies

Tracking results across several strategies and symbols simultaneously is a manual nightmare in native MT5. The Hub consolidates everything into a single view with proper analytics (Sharpe, Expectancy, R-multiple) — not just basic profit/loss.

Algo developers testing new EAs

Run several candidate EAs in parallel on a demo account. Compare side-by-side using consistent metrics. Identify which ones to graduate to live, and which to retire. The R-multiple and Expectancy columns are especially useful when evaluating new strategies.

Prop firm & funded account traders

Max Drawdown in both dollars and percentage of balance makes monitoring evaluation thresholds straightforward. Since the indicator is 100% passive, it does not violate any prop firm rules.

Common questions.