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Trader Guide ·  Chapter 18
Chapter 18 of 20: all chapters
  1. 1. Syndication in one page
  2. 2. Your accounts and your syndication balance
  3. 3. A tour of the Terminal
  4. 4. The three trade settings
  5. 5. Watchlist and instruments
  6. 6. Chart and Backtest Allocation
  7. 7. Pre-open: what the Desk would do
  8. 8. The earnings projection
  9. 9. Placing a trade: the Execute ticket
  10. 10. What happens after you press Buy or Sell
  11. 11. The Allocation panel
  12. 12. The Activity panel
  13. 13. Managing open positions
  14. 14. Pending orders
  15. 15. Closed trades, replay and sharing
  16. 16. Money: balance, fees, overnight charges and payouts
  17. 17. The Terminal on your phone
  18. 18. The Desk page
  19. 19. Questions traders ask
  20. 20. Glossary
Chapter 18 of 20

The Desk page

The Desk page is the home of your syndication account. Switch between Live and Demo at the top, and press Open Terminal to trade.

Account cards

CardMeaning
Syndication balancePays the fee when you syndicate a trade. Deposit adds to it.
Gross earnedYour share of the Desk's gains on your trades.
Commissions spentThe fee times every contract you syndicated.
NetGross earned less commissions, and how much is available to move. Move earnings to Wallet moves it.

Your trade settings

This card holds your saved defaults for all three settings. Folded, it shows them as three chips; press Change ▾ to open it. Click any option to save it as your default; "your default" marks the saved one. High-Risk shows its fee in amber. Defaults apply to new trades only; you can pick others on any trade, and open trades keep what they opened with.

Folded.
Open: click an option to make it your default.

Your syndicated trades

A searchable list of every trade: opened and closed times, symbol, side, size, entry, exit, peak allocation, result, earnings and move, with ▶ Replay on each. Filter by All, Paid, No earnings or Not syndicated.

The screens come from a demonstration account; prices, sizes and amounts are sample data. Estimates, projections and backtests in the Terminal describe how the Desk behaves. They are not promises of future results. Trading involves risk.