The Monthly view aggregates P/L into a year × month grid with annual totals, so seasonal patterns and clusters of bad months jump out at a glance.
An insight line summarises the share of positive months and names the best and worst months.
By default the grid covers the entire history of the loaded portfolio. Narrowing the workspace range alone does not change that: on its own the range selector is a chart zoom.
Turn on align starting capital in the workspace and the range becomes the portfolio's reading calendar: the grid then lists only the framed months, and a band above it names the active period with a full history button to widen back. Two details follow from that window:
The cells carry the same rebase as the curve and the Metrics ledger: the window is recomposed strategy by strategy, so a fixed-contract leg keeps its real P/L while a dynamically-sized one is scaled to the initial capital. A leg whose size is pinned by a max/min contracts limit counts as fixed — its P/L no longer follows the account. See align starting capital.
The variant tabs are clipped to the same window, so switching scenarios compares month for month. Opening a month keeps the window too: an edge month shows only the framed days, so the card never contradicts the cell that opened it. Exports are unaffected — the Monthly P&L export always ships the full history.
Open any month to see it in isolation:
Why the drawdown is reseeded
Within the month detail, the drawdown peak restarts from the equity you entered the month with. That isolates the month's own risk, rather than measuring it against an all-time high reached long before.