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# Account performance
This panel is designed to track trader's trading, analyze and collect statistics
## How to open the Account performance panel?
Open the ***Main menu*** by clicking the logo and click on the **Prf icon** in the ***Informational section***.
{% hint style="warning" %}
This panel requires some time to load the history of your trading operations. The longer period you have chosen, the more time is required for data loading.
{% endhint %}
### Account performance - general view.
### Trades section
In this section all your deals are collected from the beginning to the end. This tab completely copies the panel of executed orders. About detailed settings and parameters of this panel you can [read here](/quantower/portfolio-panels/orders-history.md).
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