1. Profit and loss of recent transactions. I just realized this recently. At first, I always paid attention to the long-term level of marketing, but later I found that there was no ever-victorious general! Any trader has a good state and a bad state, and it is more valuable to pay attention to the performance of the recent period;

2. Floating loss. Generally, we can make a simple judgment from the "opening time" and "closing time" in the trader's records. Generally, if a trader's order is opened and closed for a long time, it may be that the trader is good at doing medium and long lines-of course, it may also be that this guy is diehard, went in the wrong direction, and then died;

3. Average profit point of each order. This is also very important, because foreign exchange transactions are spread. If the average profit point is small, it is likely that traders will make money and you will lose money. Generally speaking, these points should be summarized in practice.