From 27678e6b8d4b0046e33e9302f32fdce49ad053c3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: OpenSquared <opensquaredgeneva@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 2026 21:47:05 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] feat: cockpit

---
 frontend/src/pages/Dashboard.tsx | 35 +++++++++-----------------------
 1 file changed, 10 insertions(+), 25 deletions(-)

diff --git a/frontend/src/pages/Dashboard.tsx b/frontend/src/pages/Dashboard.tsx
index 7deddde..ae542b7 100644
--- a/frontend/src/pages/Dashboard.tsx
+++ b/frontend/src/pages/Dashboard.tsx
@@ -213,33 +213,18 @@ export default function Dashboard() {
   const lastCycle = (cycleStatusData as any)?.last_cycle ?? null
   const openPositions: any[] = (openPositionsData as any) ?? []
 
-  // Trades Overview shows each position's trading-side underlying (yfinance/futures
-  // convention: ^GSPC, ^NDX, GC=F, HG=F, EURUSD=X...), which reads as noise next to the
-  // Cockpit's own friendly Watchlist names for the exact same instrument (SP500, NASDAQ,
-  // GOLD, COPPER, EURUSD). Rename to the Watchlist ticker when one plausibly matches —
-  // suffix-stripped (EURUSD=X -> EURUSD) or via a small curated root-ticker alias table —
-  // and only if that name is actually in the current Watchlist (not just "known"), so this
-  // stays tied to what's configured rather than a static list.
-  const UNDERLYING_ALIASES: Record<string, string> = {
-    '^GSPC': 'SP500', '^NDX': 'NASDAQ', '^DJI': 'DOW', '^RUT': 'RUSSELL2000',
-    'GC=F': 'GOLD', 'SI=F': 'SILVER', 'HG=F': 'COPPER', 'PL=F': 'PLATINUM',
-    'CL=F': 'CRUDE', 'BZ=F': 'BRENT', 'NG=F': 'NATGAS',
-    'ZW=F': 'WHEAT', 'ZC=F': 'CORN', 'ZS=F': 'SOYBEANS',
-  }
+  // Trades Overview shows each position's trading-side underlying ticker (^GSPC, ^NDX,
+  // GC=F, EURUSD=X...) — the Watchlist's own `ticker` column holds that exact same raw
+  // value (confirmed via logging: a Watchlist row's ticker IS "^GSPC"/"GC=F"/etc.), it's
+  // the row's `name` column that holds the friendly label ("SP500", "GOLD"...) shown
+  // elsewhere in the Cockpit. So this is a plain ticker -> name lookup, the same one
+  // nameByTicker already does for the Wavelets Signal card below — no alias table or
+  // suffix-stripping needed, those were solving a mismatch that didn't actually exist.
+  const nameByUnderlyingTicker: Record<string, string> = {}
+  for (const w of ((watchlistItems as any[]) ?? [])) nameByUnderlyingTicker[String(w.ticker).trim().toUpperCase()] = w.name || w.ticker
   const underlyingDisplayName = (underlying: string): string => {
     if (!underlying) return underlying
-    const upper = underlying.trim().toUpperCase()
-    const watchlistTickers = new Set(((watchlistItems as any[]) ?? []).map(w => String(w.ticker).trim().toUpperCase()))
-    const baseTicker = upper.replace(/(=X|=F)$/, '')
-    let resolved = underlying
-    if (watchlistTickers.has(upper)) resolved = upper
-    else if (watchlistTickers.has(baseTicker)) resolved = baseTicker
-    else {
-      const alias = UNDERLYING_ALIASES[upper]
-      if (alias && watchlistTickers.has(alias)) resolved = alias
-    }
-    console.warn(`[TradesOverview] raw=${underlying} upper=${upper} baseTicker=${baseTicker} resolved=${resolved} watchlistTickers=[${Array.from(watchlistTickers).join('|')}]`)
-    return resolved
+    return nameByUnderlyingTicker[underlying.trim().toUpperCase()] || underlying
   }
 
   // Patterns from the last cycle only (filter by created_at >= cycle started_at)