 Balance trade fam. Hope everyone is doing well on this Thursday evening. I've actually been asked numerous times over the last couple of weeks to kind of break down. These daily email reports that we all receive from Lyronex, right? Lyronex, as we all know, is our broker. And every single day, at least for me, Eastern Standard Time, I get this email around 7 o'clock in the evening, 7.30 sometimes, but I just wanted to go over this real quick, not to go too in depth, but just to give you guys an idea of what this means. So, of course, you get this email, I printed a PDF of it for this video to show you guys how it actually shows in your inbox. So we have our Lyronex daily statement. It's going to show you our account number. Of course, I deleted mine from here. Your name, yes. Right. Today's date, of course, February 22nd, 2022, excuse me, February 22nd, 2024. It says 11.59 p.m. Well, that is the timestamp from where Lyronex is their hub is. So don't pay attention to that. Every day, you're going to see all the trades, right? You're going to see a ticket number, the open time, the type of volume, the symbols that are being traded, the open price, the closed price, and then finally, excuse me, the closed time and then finally the closed price. And you're going to see the commission earned as well as the swap and the profit, right? So right here, not a big deal, made one sense on this account, another one sense, another one sense and so on. But if you scroll down through all of these closed transactions, you see there's multiples in this report from today. We come down to our deposit and withdrawal because on this account, no deposits or withdrawals were made. The balance is zero. The closed trade PNL. What's PNL? That's profit and loss. So today on all these trades, there was a profit of 7.47. Okay. Now, we also have our open trades. These are all the trades that our broker still has open for us. Balance trade is still doing all of these pairs, right? We all have the open price right here in this column here. Excuse me. Let me see if I can do not. I can't do the whole column, but this column right here are all of the open prices. Of course, there's no closed price because they're still open. And that's going to show us what's called a floating PNL, a floating profit and loss. So currently, as of this email today, our floating PNL is negative 3867. Not a big deal because these are all, all of these trades are still open. We don't know where they're going to close. Profit, loss, who knows, right? So if you look down here at the bottom of the email, it gives you a summary. This summary shows us the floating PNL. The same negative 3867 at the time this email came in today. Our total dividend, we don't earn dividends, so that's going to be zero. Our total fees, right? All of us, all of us are in this platform and we understand there's a 70-30 split. So on this account, there's a total deposit, right? Starting balance, total invested of 600. Over the period of this account, there's been $117 worth of fees, okay? If you take us back 90 days or so, when this account started, there's actually a net profit of 369, okay? That's the 600 plus the profit minus the fees leave us with 369, right? So our balance, our balance actually shows the total, the total amount of earned. So that's 600 plus the 369 gives you a total of 969. And if I were to deduct that 3857, right? The floating PNL, that's where we come up with the equity balance. Does that make sense? I think it's really simple. I know there's a lot of numbers to look at, but if you start with 600, right? You profit whatever you profit minus your 117 fee, right? The 30% that the broker takes, you're left with a net balance of 369. You have a current floating balance of 3867 that's in the negative. So you take your total, your total balance, the 600 plus the 369, which is the 969 here, deduct that floating balance for the day, and your total equity is 930.33, okay? So I hope that helps. I really appreciate the questions. However, we can help, you know, we're more than willing to do that, but I wanted to make this short and simple so you guys understand how these reports, how to understand these reports when they're sent to you on a daily basis. All right, talk to you guys soon.