[E001] In RESULTS Trade Analyse - no long P/L and UI problems with the OSS Trade List

Hi team, in SQ4 Beta7 you have 3 big errors on the RESULT Page categority Trade Analysis with the PL in money by Year chart view and in the OSS trade list and also in the caculation Sample Fullfor Long trade. The test details find you below in the report overview.

SETS:
- Configuration: I use the DukasCopy EURUSD M1 history from TickDownloader which I also used fine in SQ 3.8.2 and imported into SQ4Beta7 as EURUSD_M1_DK with history range 2007.1.1 - 2017.12.07
- Strategy: I send as attachment my testing strategy "Strategy 0.98776.sq4" that you can adjust the bug.
- Testing Range: 2010.01.01 - 2017.12.07
- Currency: EURUSD

REPORT:

1. The RESULT chart Long vs. Short P/L is not working correctly, because I send you with this bug report a strategy which have long and short trades but not Long/PL in the trade analysis chart.
[You can find some long trades in the Trade list.png attachment and the Long P/L missing in the Long PL.png attachment]
Note: After testing a while, I found out, that when you change the Sample Period from Full into IS or OSS the Long cers. Short P/L works but not in the Full Sample.
[You can see this in the attachment SampleFull.png] 

2. When I scroll down in  RESULT the Trade List firstly before I watch other things into the area of OSS trades, the Trade List view was jumping up and down second by second without stop control. When I switch back into the overview or charts and back into the Trade List, all looks fine, so it seams that this buggy effect appears only when step in first time into the Trade List and scroll down to the OSS trades.

3. OSS Trades are not shown in the PL in money by Year chart when I select the sample OSS range.
In the Trade Analysis, when I switch to Sample OSS the PL in money by Year shows thewrong years because the chart shows only the years 2007-2009 (which is wrong) instead of 2015-2017. In the attachment TradeList2015.png you can see the trades in 2015 and the wrong chart results.

Regards Christian Schranz