# O que Previsão e Relatório mostram?

**Forecast is the plan on recent prices. Report is what already closed.**

They are not the same number. Read both before you disable a pair or go live.

### Forecast

Open a pair. Tap the mini chat. The expanded chart label **Forecast** is a 7-day replay of that pair's current plan on live Binance Spot prices. Green means the plan made money on that tape. Red or flat means it did not.

Forecast does not place an order. It answers: if this plan had been running, what would the last week have done?

Ask [Bud Intelligence](/help/what-can-bud-intelligence-do) to forecast a pair. Same number.

### Report

**Report** is the statement. Closed trades, reasons, fees. That cash is realized P&L — money already locked in after a sell. A pair can show `$0` closed and still have a green forecast. That pair has not finished a trip yet, or the trips netted out. `$0` is not a loser by itself.

### Why the app and Report can disagree

Home shows three profit numbers. Report is one of them.

The big number at the top is the last **24 hours**. It can be red while Report is green. Same book. Different window.

**Report's Net P&L** is realized profit and loss only. Closed trades plus fees. That is the statement.

The **Wallet** dollar amount is leftover budget. It is not profit. That is cash the bot can still invest.

The line under Wallet is P&L and ROI. On live it is your Binance Spot total — every coin on Spot marked to USDT, same mark as Binance — minus the budget you set. Lots that are up and lots that are down both count. Paper uses the same math on the paper book.

ROI is that P&L as a percent of budget.

This can sit above or below Report. Report ignores open lots. The Wallet line includes them, and on live it matches Binance Spot.

If the budget is tight, tap the Wallet tile. Type a new amount, or tap **Fit to wallet** to size it from Binance deposits in the dates you pick.

### What to do with a loser

When a pair keeps losing and lots are flat, disable it so it stops buying. New discoveries can still revive them in the future if market conditions change. Open lots still finish on their own stop, take, or trail.

[Calibrate](/help/how-do-i-calibrate-a-pair) an idle pair before you give up on it. [Paper first](/help/how-does-paper-trading-work), then [promote a winner](/help/how-do-i-start-live-trading).