# Managing Positions

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## Managing Positions

Managing your positions with TrenchBot.

Using the command /positions, users can view an overview of all their wallet balances and live positions across all chains.

The information provided here is a real-time status overview of the tokens the user holds.

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**Wallet** **Balance Overview:** The total value of each chains collective tokens, including deployed and undeployed funds in both the native currency (e.g. SOL) and USD.

**Market Cap:** The current market cap of each token.

**24 Hour Price Change:** The 24 hour change in price of each token, displayed as a percentage.\
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**Average Entry:** The average market cap entry point for each token. If a user has made multiple buys for a specific token this metric will show the average, if only a single purchase was made, this metric will show the entry of the single purchase.\
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**Profit and Loss:** Real time view of your current PnL, measured in percentages to show how much profit or loss each position currently has made.

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At the bottom of the positions view, users are able to filter to view tokens by specific chains, or select a specific token for an isolated view.&#x20;

Positions can be refreshed here for updated data.\
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Specific actions can also be taken here such as Buy in various amounts, Sell in various amounts, Sell your initials (your initial investment) and also generate Profit and Loss images to showcase wins or losses to friends or on social media.

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## Managing Positions Video Tutorial

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How to manage your positions
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By clicking on a Ticker name from the positions menu, users are able to view charts for each token which will automatically display their entries and exits as indicators on the chart.
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If a token is purchased externally using the same wallet address, or transferred in to TrenchBot via a different wallet address, this will result in an inaccurate PnL.
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