Here's a screenshot of what I see on two positions, one short of a futures contract, and one long on TSLA.
![Image](https://i.postimg.cc/MGBB70Lg/Capture.png)
Searching the forum and online I kind of understood that the difference should lie in the commissions, and possibly the theoretical entry price of the strategy versus the actual entry price on the broker, e.g. if you enter manually at a price that's worse than the strategy theoretical one, but this wasn't the case here as both entries were done by the strategy.
The difference on the future contract makes sense in terms of commissions, although I don't quite understand why one column shows the $ symbol and the other doesn't.
The difference on the TSLA stock instead doesn't make any sense to me, as the difference is too big and clearly it's not a matter of commissions.
Any thoughts?