Correct IBKR Results and Keyboard Chart Settings

Interactive Brokers trades record what they actually made, IBKR value history rebuilds without a new statement, and a drawing's settings are one key away.

Corrections to Interactive Brokers results, plus a chart fix for anyone working from the keyboard.

Interactive Brokers trades record what they made. A trade's result was not being stored at all, so your statistics showed a number built from its commission rather than its price move. One real trade that lost 75 dollars was reported as a loss of 488. Results are computed from the fill prices now and settled in the currency the statement itself reports, so a US stock is no longer treated as if it settled in its own ticker. Your next sync repairs every stored trade, with nothing for you to do.

Interactive Brokers value history rebuilds from data you already have. Rebuilding your portfolio history asked IBKR for a fresh statement, which competes with your nightly sync for the one statement a day IBKR will generate. It now builds the curve from the history already synced, so a rebuild costs you nothing and cannot leave that night's sync short.

Deribit staking payouts read as income. A staking reward was recorded as a wallet transfer rather than as income earned. Balances and totals were always right, so this corrects what the row is called. Payouts from here on carry the correct label.

A drawing's settings are one key away. Selecting a drawing and reaching its settings took more than forty presses of Tab, because focus ran off the end of the page and wrapped through everything else first. Selecting a drawing with the keyboard now puts you straight on its toolbar. Chart panels also take focus when they open and close on Escape, instead of Escape reaching past the panel and cancelling the drawing behind it.