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Guide on how to set breakeven level

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Written by TradeReview team
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Overview

Breakeven Offset defines the profit/loss range within which a trade is considered breakeven.
Trades that fall inside this range are neither classified as profit nor loss and are treated separately in analytics and reports.

This setting helps filter out insignificant price fluctuations caused by commissions, spreads, or minor market noise.

How It Works

You can configure a range of values that determines when a trade is marked as breakeven.

A trade is considered breakeven if its final result falls between the specified “From” and “To” values.

Settings

Type

Choose how the breakeven range is calculated:

  • % — range is calculated as a percentage of trade size

  • $ — range is calculated as a fixed monetary value

Range Fields

  • From
    Lower boundary of the breakeven range

  • To
    Upper boundary of the breakeven range

Example:
If Type = $, From = -5, To = 5
→ Any trade result between -5$ and +5$ is considered breakeven.


Use Case Example

You pay commissions on every trade and want small profits or losses to be ignored in performance analysis.
By setting a breakeven offset, you get a more realistic view of trading results.

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