Rate of Return Calculation
Rate of return is always calculated as max profit / max loss for all position types, where max loss is defined as the theoretical risk less any premium received.

% Premium Calculation
The formula for % premium increase/decreased is:

Where change percent is equal to the net change in position value divided by the openPrice of the position, defined as:

Return % Calculation
Percentage return measures the percentage gain or loss on an asset or portfolio relative to its starting value.
In the example above, the investor earned a $1,250 total dollar return on a $5,000 investment. To calculate the total return in percentage, simply divide the total gains ($1,250) by the starting value ($5,000) = 25%.

Total percent return can be a better indicator of return on investment because it shows growth relative to the initial investment.
Total P/L
The sum of open and closed P/L.
Total P/L %
The total P/L divided by the bot allocation.
Day P/L
The current intraday total P/L minus the previous days closing P/L value or $0 if no previous day.
Day P/L %
The day P/L divided by the previous day's closing net liquid or bot allocation if no previous day.
Closed P/L
The bot's P/L for all closed positions.
Win Rate
The bot's percentage of winning trades. Win Rate (win%) = number of wins divided by total number of closed trades.