The opinions expressed in these forums do not represent those of C2, and any discussion of profit/loss
is not indicative of future performance or success.
There is a substantial risk of loss in trading. You should therefore carefully consider
whether such trading is suitable for you in light of your financial condition. You should read,
understand, and consider the Risk Disclosure Statement that is provided by your broker
before you consider trading. Most people who trade lose money.
After a closing trade, it usually takes until the next day before I see it updated.
As a related topic, maybe the Sortino ratio is a better measurement for risk-adjusted return. You can find discussions here and else on the web. Also, the Sharpe ratio is using the risk-free return as a comparison, but this is currently extremely low. So under these circumstances, it’s relatively easier to get a higher Sharpe ratio. But what if risk-free return goes up? (higher interest rates). Your Sharpe ratio may drop, even if you don’t make a trade.
Both have their merits, it’s just something to keep in mind when interpreting those numbers.