Fidelity Where to See Profit for Each Order

Are you curious about how much you're making on each trade with Fidelity? It's easy to check your profit and loss (P&L) for each order in the Fidelity Order History. Here's how to do it:

1. Log in to Fidelity.com and click on the "Accounts & Trade" tab.
2. Under the "Orders" section, click on "Order History".
3. Find the order you want to view and click on the "Details" link.
4. The "Order Details" page will show you the P&L for the order, as well as other information such as the order date, time, and price.

Note: The P&L shown in the Order History is the realized P&L, which is the actual profit or loss that you have made on the trade. This is different from the unrealized P&L, which is the potential profit or loss that you could make if you were to close the trade at the current market price.

How to Use Your P&L Information

Your P&L information can be used to track your trading performance and identify areas where you can improve. For example, if you see that you are consistently losing money on a particular type of trade, you may want to consider adjusting your trading strategy.

You can also use your P&L information to make tax-related decisions. For example, if you are planning to sell a stock, you can use your P&L information to determine if you will owe capital gains taxes on the sale.

Conclusion

Checking your P&L for each order is a good way to track your trading performance and identify areas where you can improve. Fidelity makes it easy to view your P&L information in the Order History. By taking advantage of this feature, you can make informed trading decisions and improve your overall profitability.

Additional Resources

• Fidelity Order History
• Fidelity Profit and Loss Statement
• How to Calculate Your Profit and Loss on a Trade