Documentation Index
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Viewing Your Positions
Learn how to view and analyse your positions in individual markets.Accessing Position Details
From the Portfolio Page
- Go to “Portfolio” in the sidebar
- Click on any market row to expand it and see position details
- Click the external link icon to go to the full market detail page
From the Market Page
- Navigate to any market
- Scroll to “Your Holdings” section
- See your position for that specific market
Position Information
What You’ll See
- Shares Owned: Number of YES and/or NO shares
- Average Entry Price: The average price you paid across all purchases
- Current Price: What shares are worth right now
- Total Value: Current price × number of shares
- Unrealised P/L: Gain or loss if you sold now
- Percentage Change: Performance as a percentage of your cost
Understanding Position Metrics
Average Entry Price
The average price you paid for your shares, calculated across all your buys. Helps you understand your cost basis.Current Price
The current market price for one share. Updates in real-time.Total Value
Current price × shares owned. What your position is currently worth.Unrealised P/L
Total value minus what you originally paid. This is “unrealised” because it only becomes real when you sell.- Positive = unrealised profit
- Negative = unrealised loss
Position Actions
Sell Shares
- Click “Sell” next to your holdings
- Enter the quantity to sell
- Set a price or use the current market price
- Confirm the sell order
Add to a Position
- Place a new buy order on the same market and side
- Your average entry price updates to reflect the new purchase
Close a Position
- Sell all your shares in that market
- Your unrealised P/L becomes realised
- Funds return to your available balance
Analysing Positions
Winning Positions (Current > Entry)
Consider taking profits or holding if you expect further movement. Set a mental exit target and stick to it.Losing Positions (Current < Entry)
Review your original thesis. If it’s no longer valid, cutting the loss frees up capital for better opportunities.Break-Even Positions (Current ≈ Entry)
You’re neither up nor down. Decide whether to hold and wait for your thesis to play out, or exit and redeploy capital.Next Steps
Portfolio Overview
View your complete portfolio.
Orders & Trades
Track your trading activity.