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# Holdings
The "Holdings" tab provides a comprehensive view of your current asset holdings, offering essential information to monitor and manage your investments effectively.
* **Instrument:** Instrument indicates the trading instrument or asset that you currently hold within your portfolio, allowing you to identify the specific asset.
* **Quantity:** Quantity represents the number of units or contracts of the asset that you own, providing an overview of your position size.
* **Average Cost:** Average Cost specifies the average price at which you acquired the asset, helping you assess your investment's cost basis.
* **LTP (Last Traded Price):** LTP is the most recent price at which the asset was traded in the market, offering real-time pricing information.
* **Investment Value:** Investment Value calculates the total value of your holdings based on the quantity and the average cost of the asset.
* **Holding Value:** Holding Value indicates the current market value of your holdings, determined by multiplying the quantity by the LTP.
* **Profit & Loss (P\&L):** The P\&L column displays the profit or loss associated with your holdings, showing the difference between the current market value and the average cost of the asset.
The "Holdings" tab is an invaluable resource for monitoring the status and performance of your investments, helping you make informed decisions and manage your portfolio effectively.
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