Thanks for your attention.
a) View with X-axis = time
b) View with X-axis = closed trades
Regarding a) I don't see where there would be any problem, i.e. assuming some kind of minimum default time interval, as for instance daily (maximum daily pending DD), weekly or whatever. Obviously it's of no interest to know the evolution of temporary DD, tick by tick or minute by minute. The need is to know how the coarse evolution of the overall DD (i.e. considering closed and open trades).So taking the maximum closed DD for each day for instance, there would be no problem in plotting this KPI.
Regarding b)
SQX has the information (according to resolution of the uploaded data, like 1M for instance) what was the maximum DD between two closed orders.
So take closed ordes 1 and 2 (2 was closed after 1). SQX knows what was the maximum temporary DD between moments of closing of orders 1 and 2.
At the X-axis value corresponding to the closing of order 2, that maximum value of temporary DD that happened between orders 1 and 2 is ploted. So at each moment an order is closed, the plotted DD at that X-axis value corresponds to the maximum DD observed between that order and the last one. This is one possibility, but there are others. Again no problem whatsoever, as long as it's explained how the DD plots should be read/interpreted.
Status changed from New to Fixed
Attachment equity_maemfe.jpg added
Attachment equity_daily.jpg added
Attachment trading_options.jpg added
Attachment BiggestOpenLoss.sxp added
Then you can see MAE/MFE and daily open equity in equity chart. It is also not difficult to create a snippet to display worst open DD (biggest MAE) in the databank column, I'm attaching it as well (.sxp file).
You can use Import functionality of Code editor to import and compile it.
Note that it will work only if MAE/MFE tracking is on.
This snippet will be a standard part of SQ X from the next build.