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	Member Since Sep 02, 2009 16 posts Kyle (TheTonik) Feb 03 2010 at 14:23 (edited Feb 03 2010 at 14:25 ) Right now we just have totals for individual trading systems (total pips, total percentage for a particular system). I would like to see a page that adds all of an individuals portfolio together, and display an overall total number of pips and total profit or loss across all systems traded. This would be very handy for those of us that trade multiple systems across different brokers. Quote \| Message \| Report
	Member Since Oct 23, 2009 2 posts withallmyheart (premier1team) Feb 03 2010 at 21:47 What an excellent idea. That would be such a big help. I totally like it! Quote \| Message \| Report
	Member Since Jul 31, 2009 1049 posts Ethan (Staff) Feb 03 2010 at 22:59 We've actually received an identical suggestion so it's already on our to-do list Thanks for the suggestion! Quote \| Message \| Report Got a question? Need help? Send me a message!
	Member Since Aug 22, 2009 6 posts lmstuff Sep 10 2010 at 15:16 Staff posted: We've actually received an identical suggestion so it's already on our to-do list Thanks for the suggestion! Great Guys. Portfolio Totals would be sweet! Also MFB is looking awesome and really taking shape. Lots of Cool Features. The portfolio screens load on my iphone with just one Flash cancel now. Quote \| Message \| Report
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