# Breakeven Filter

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In the Breakeven Filter you set a range for which trades to count as "breakeven" AKA they weren't wins or losses. These trades are excluded from all win rate statistics and don't affect the percentage.\
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**Example:** You trade a $100 000 account and when you exit trades at that win or lose you less than $10 you don't want to count them towards your wins or losses. So you set a Breakeven filter for $10 and now all trades that lose or win less than $10 are ignored for win rate statistics
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## Where to find it

You can either find it by pressing the ![](/files/ZEoKf96KpfgYPeBA8Hg7) button on the homepage  ![](/files/54xna9JXsv2v0PGWvUs7)\
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Or by going to the settings page:

{% embed url="<https://tradestream.xyz/account/preferences>" %}

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## Setting it

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Ensure you press ![](/files/wvuoUYlgC96tPu6beYLy) after setting your breakeven filter settings to make sure they're applied. Also ensure the Breakeven Filter is enabled for it to work.


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