What does the portfolio summary on the Pluang portfolio page show?
The portfolio summary page brings together your Portfolio Value, a value chart, and a breakdown of your profit and loss. Portfolio Value shows the total value of the assets you own in Rupiah alongside a percentage return based on unrealised profit and loss, calculated the same way as the Rupiah figure on the home page. Below it, the profit and loss section separates what drove your result: Asset Profit and Loss covers movement in the asset's own price, while Foreign Exchange Difference covers movement in the IDR value of your USD holdings. As of 31 August 2026, US Stocks held with leverage and Crypto Futures positions are counted at your Invested Amount plus unrealised profit or loss rather than at full exposure.
Asset performance summary
| Field | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Portfolio Value | Rp — the total value of the assets you own. % — the percentage return based on unrealised profit and loss across all your assets. Calculated the same way as the Rupiah figure on the home page |
| Chart | The movement in value of the assets you own, viewable weekly, monthly or yearly |
Profit and loss breakdown
| Field | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Unrealised Profit/Loss (All) | Potential gain or loss not yet realised, because the investment has not been sold or closed. `Current market value − invested value` |
| Asset Profit/Loss (unrealised) | Potential gain or loss excluding any currency effect. `Current market value (local currency) − initial value (local currency)` |
| Foreign Exchange Difference | The change in the IDR value of your USD assets, including USD Cash and US Stocks, caused by movement in the IDR-USD rate |
| Realised Profit/Loss (All) | Profit or loss actually locked in from selling or disposing of an investment. `Investment sales + dividends + rewards` |
| Asset Profit/Loss (realised) | Gain or loss after selling, excluding exchange rate changes. `(Units sold × selling price) − (units sold × purchase price)` |
| Dividend | Dividends received from assets you own |
| Reward Received | Rewards received in the form of assets |
- Leveraged positions are counted at your own capital. For 2x and 4x Day Trade US Stock positions and for Crypto Futures, the value counted is your Invested Amount plus unrealised profit or loss, not the position's full exposure including borrowed funds.
- The Profit & Loss graph charts the movement of your total unrealised profit and loss together with your realised profit and loss over time.
- App version note. The portfolio graphs and descriptions above apply to app version 5.3.9 and above on Android, and 5.3.0 and above on iOS.
Related questions:
Q: What is the difference between Asset Profit and Loss and Foreign Exchange Difference?
Asset Profit and Loss captures movement in the asset's own price, measured in its local currency, so it isolates how the investment itself performed. Foreign Exchange Difference captures the change in the IDR value of your USD holdings caused by the IDR-USD rate. Splitting them lets you see whether your result came from the asset, the currency, or both.
Q: Why does the percentage on the portfolio page differ from an individual asset's return?
Because the summary percentage is calculated across every asset you own, so results are blended together. For US Stocks it also takes in the effect of the IDR-USD rate at that moment. An individual asset's percentage is calculated only against your position in that asset, which is why the two figures often do not match.
Q: How is my Portfolio Value on this page calculated?
It is the total value of the assets you own, calculated the same way as the Rupiah figure on the home page. As of 31 August 2026, US Stocks held with leverage and Crypto Futures positions are counted at your Invested Amount plus unrealised profit or loss rather than at the position's full exposure including borrowed funds.
Q: What does the Profit & Loss graph plot?
It plots the movement of your total unrealised profit and loss together with your realised profit and loss over time, so you can see both the paper value of what you still hold and the results you have already locked in. Like the value chart above it, the graph can be viewed over weekly, monthly or yearly ranges.