If you trade more than one kind of instrument — options, stocks and futures — a Market filter appears alongside the other filters on your Dashboard, Live Trades, Trade History, P&L Calendar and Leaderboard pages. It answers one question: how am I doing in just this market?
Where it is and what it does
Look for a row of buttons reading All Markets · Options · Stocks · Futures next to the page's other filters. Pick one and every figure on the page narrows to that market alone — the totals, the win rate, the charts, the breakdown tables and the trade list.
- All Markets is how every page opens. Nothing is hidden.
- Options covers contracts on stocks and indexes — SPY calls, SPX spreads, iron condors.
- Stocks covers share positions — 100 shares of AAPL.
- Futures covers contracts — NQ, ES, MNQ, MES.
Example
You run a 0DTE SPY options strategy and an NQ futures strategy. Your Dashboard says you're up $1,840 for the month, which tells you nothing about which one is earning it. Tap Futures and the month reads -$310 across 22 trades, 41% win rate. Tap Options and it reads +$2,150 across 58 trades, 68% win rate. Now you know.
You only see it if you need it
The filter is hidden entirely unless you have actually traded more than one market. An options-only trader never sees it, because a lone Options button would show exactly the same page as All Markets.
The same rule decides which buttons appear: you get one per market you've traded, never the full set. The day your first futures trade lands, a Futures button appears on its own — there's nothing to switch on.
Note
On the Trade History and P&L Calendar pages the Market filter lives inside the collapsible Filters panel as a row of chips, and you can tick more than one at a time. Everywhere else it's a single choice.
It stacks with your other filters
Market sits alongside the time period, source, strategy and Live / Paper filters, and they all apply together. That's what lets you ask narrow questions in a couple of taps.
Example
Time period Month, Live / Paper on Paper, Market on Futures — your Dashboard now answers "how did my paper futures trading go this month?" and ignores everything else.
The Strategy picker keeps up: it only ever lists strategies that have trades in the market you've chosen, so you can't land on an empty page. And if you pick a market, then change another filter in a way that removes it, the page quietly falls back to All Markets rather than leaving you filtered to something with no button left to un-pick.
On the Leaderboard
The Leaderboard's Market buttons work the same way, but they re-rank the whole community rather than filtering your own trades — so a Futures board ranks everyone on their futures trading only. All four buttons are always offered there, because whether anybody else trades futures isn't something your own history can answer.
Note
The Market buttons don't appear on the Leaderboard's Strategies or Challenge tabs. Those boards score the alerts a strategy published rather than the accounts that traded them, and an alert carries no market to filter on.
The Intraday P&L chart follows it too
On Live Trades and your Dashboard the Intraday P&L chart redraws for the market you've picked, open positions included — so a Futures day shows the futures line rather than your whole book's.
For a few seconds after you pick a market the chart may show its simpler form — a single line out to right now — while it fetches the detail it needs to redraw the earlier part of the day. It fills in on its own.
Note
Killswitch markers on the P&L Calendar are not filtered by market, on purpose. A killswitch stops all of your trading for the day, so hiding its marker under Futures would suggest the day was never halted.