We periodically share performance reports for our Membership, which gives an idea of our P/L and win/loss percentage. There are a few reasons why we do not show an active P/L of our portfolio. For example, our most current members-only stock picks would be made public, which would be unfair to our paid members. Another reason is that we not only trade options, but also hold long-term stock shares in our portfolio, which would affect overall P/L and not be an accurate reflection of the shorter-term options trading we discuss.
Also, a win/loss percentage may give the wrong impression since the amount of capital (Position Size) we use for each trade is not all the same, and P/L depends a lot on Position Sizing for each trade, which we do not discuss as this is based on each individual's financial circumstance. Because of Position Sizing, it's not whether you're right or wrong on a stock trade that's important, but how much money you make when you're right and how much you lose when you're wrong. For example, a 30% win rate can still be a net positive P/L if the position sizes of the winning trades are much higher than the losing trades.