The idea is to determine which trends make the portfolio profitable, and which ones - unprofitable.

For each trend, the total number of signals is calculated, among them - winning and losing ones, the corresponding profit in the context of the following periods: Last Day, Last Week, Last Month, Last 3 Months, Last 6 Months and Last Year. Then the same indicators are calculated for the systems.

Look at the image where the red braces are located.

Trends are painted in white background color, systems in light gray and portfolios in gray one. Look at system Edis Soccer System Trends. The top number in the cell is the number of signals, the lower number is the profit. Let's calculate summary of signals count and profit by trends inside this system:

Signals count is equal to 6 + 1 + 0 + 3 + 3 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 13

Profit is -$275 + $180 + $0 + -$987 + -$11 + $0 + $0 + $0 = -$1093

You will see these numbers in the corresponding cell of the system.

In the same way if we calculate all portfolio trends, we get the values of the number of signals and the profit for the whole portfolio.

The user is given a flexible option to view the statistical data of the portfolio: using icons with arrows, you can sort the trends by quantity or by profit, descending and ascending. You can also sort systems within one portfolio. In the following picture the column with the red brace is sorted by profit ascending order.

You can skip any trend or system from the calculation by clicking the small icon with minus sign located close by the trend name. This will change its background color. Statistics will be recalculated automatically. To return the trend back to the calculation is possible by clicking the plus button. In the following picture trends Soccer 10u EasyMoney, Soccer 5SHD DNB and Soccer AgainstDead are skipped and their data don't take part in the calculation.

The line of the alternative profit will be shown on the portfolio chart without taking the skipped trend into account.

If the user is satisfied with the result, then it is possible to save the resulting portfolio. There is the link "Save" close by the portfolio name.

In the lower part of the window there are comparative graphs of all user portfolios in the context of different time periods.

Thus, by analyzing the statistics, and skipping and including the trends to the calculation, the user can select the optimal set of trends for his needs, and then save it in the portfolio.