# Stats

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`$stats [@user/username] [-t time]`

**and**

`/stats <user> <timeframe>`

*User & time syntax are optional*
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> `$stats`\
> `$stats`*`@Hubert`* \
> \&#xNAN;*`$stats @Hubert -t 2w`* \
> \&#xNAN;*`$stats Hubert`*

Check your own or another trader's performance stats based on all their closed trades by using the `$stats` or `/stats` command. By default, if no timeframe is specified, the stats displayed are based on the last 30 days.

Stats can be shown for days, weeks, months, and years using `d` `w` `mo` `y` after the timeframe number value.

> $stats @Hubert -t 2w\
> Will show the last two weeks of trading performance stats for the trader Hubert.

<figure><img src="/files/ZLPWG4IiP9Vow5Q1OThQ" alt=""><figcaption><p>Stats command for trader Ellie displaying past year of statistics</p></figcaption></figure>


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