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Analytics

Comprehensive performance tracking and trade analysis across all your accounts. Analytics provides detailed insights into your trading performance with charts, statistics, and trade-by-trade breakdowns.

What’s in Analytics?

1. Performance Metrics

High-level stats at a glance Shows:
  • Total Trades (closed positions)
  • Win Rate (% of profitable trades)
  • Total P/L (aggregate profit/loss)
  • Average Profit (per trade)
  • Best Trade (highest profit)
  • Worst Trade (biggest loss)

2. Equity Curve

Visual chart of account growth X-axis: Time (date/time of trades) Y-axis: Account balance Shows:
  • Starting balance
  • Current balance
  • Growth trajectory
  • Drawdown periods
  • Recovery periods
Interactive: Hover over points to see exact balance at that time

3. Trade History Table

Detailed list of all closed trades Columns:
  • Symbol (trading pair)
  • Type (BUY/SELL)
  • Volume (lot size)
  • Entry Price
  • Exit Price
  • Profit/Loss
  • Open Time
  • Close Time
  • Duration
  • Account
Sortable: Click column headers to sort Filterable: Use filters to narrow down

4. Filters

Filter trades by: Date Range:
  • Today
  • Last 7 days
  • Last 30 days
  • Last 90 days
  • Custom range
Account:
  • All accounts
  • Specific account(s)
Symbol:
  • All symbols
  • Specific pair(s)
Result:
  • All trades
  • Winners only
  • Losers only

Using Analytics

Step 1: Select Date Range

Default: Last 30 days To change:
  1. Click Date Range dropdown
  2. Select preset (Today, 7 days, 30 days, 90 days)
  3. OR click “Custom” → Pick start/end dates
  4. Data refreshes automatically

Step 2: Filter by Account (Optional)

Show trades from specific accounts:
  1. Click Account filter
  2. Check/uncheck accounts
  3. Only selected accounts’ trades show
Use case: Compare performance across accounts

Step 3: Filter by Symbol (Optional)

Show trades for specific pairs:
  1. Click Symbol filter
  2. Select symbol(s) from list
  3. Only those symbols show
Use case: “How am I performing on EURUSD vs GBPUSD?”

Step 4: Analyze Data

Review metrics:
  • Is win rate improving?
  • Is average profit increasing?
  • Where are biggest losses?
Study equity curve:
  • Smooth growth = consistent
  • Sharp drops = risky trades
  • Long flat periods = no trading
Drill into trades:
  • Click trade row to see details
  • Find patterns in losers
  • Replicate winners

Key Metrics Explained

Total Trades

Count of closed positions Formula: Number of trades closed in date range Example: 45 total trades Good or bad? Depends on strategy
  • Scalper: 100+/day is normal
  • Swing trader: 5/week is normal

Win Rate

Percentage of profitable trades Formula: (Winning trades ÷ Total trades) × 100 Example: 27 wins, 18 losses = 60% win rate Benchmarks:
  • Below 40% = Poor
  • 40-50% = Average
  • 50-60% = Good
  • Above 60% = Excellent
Note: Can be profitable with \u003c50% win rate if winners \u003e\u003e losers

Total P/L

Aggregate profit or loss Formula: Sum of all closed trade P/L in date range Example: +1,234.56(profitable)or1,234.56 (profitable) or -567.89 (losing) This is: Net result across all trades In account currency: USD, EUR, etc.

Average Profit

Average P/L per trade Formula: Total P/L ÷ Total Trades Example:
  • Total P/L: $500
  • Total Trades: 50
  • Average: $10/trade
Interpretation:
  • Positive = Profitable on average
  • Negative = Losing on average
  • Close to $0 = Breakeven

Best Trade

Highest single trade profit Example: +$345.67 (EURUSD long) Look for: What made this trade successful?
  • Setup quality
  • Entry timing
  • Risk/reward ratio
Goal: Replicate this

Worst Trade

Biggest single trade loss Example: -$123.45 (GBPUSD short) Look for: What went wrong?
  • Ignored SL?
  • Bad entry?
  • News event?
Goal: Avoid repeating

Equity Curve Analysis

Healthy Equity Curve

Characteristics:
  • ✅ Smooth upward trend
  • ✅ Small pullbacks
  • ✅ Consistent growth
  • ✅ Quick recovery from drawdowns
Example:
Balance
  $11,000 |                    /---
  $10,500 |                /---
  $10,000 |----/---/---/---
   $9,500 |
           |_____________________
           Jan  Feb  Mar  Apr
Indicates: Consistent, low-risk strategy

Unhealthy Equity Curve

Characteristics:
  • ❌ Sharp drops
  • ❌ Long flat periods
  • ❌ Recovery slower than drawdown
  • ❌ Lower highs
Example:
Balance
  $11,000 |\
  $10,500 | \___
  $10,000 |     \    /--
   $9,500 |      \__/
           |_____________________
           Jan  Feb  Mar  Apr
Indicates: High risk, inconsistent results

Trade History Deep Dive

Reading the Table

Green rows = Profitable trades Red rows = Losing trades White/Gray = Breakeven Sort by:
  • P/L → See best/worst trades first
  • Duration → Find long-running trades
  • Symbol → Group by pair

Analyzing Patterns

Questions to ask: 1. What symbols are most profitable?
  • Filter by symbol
  • Check Total P/L for each
  • Focus on winners
2. What time of day works best?
  • Look at Open Time column
  • Group by hour
  • Find patterns
3. How long should I hold trades?
  • Check Duration column
  • Compare winners vs losers
  • Adjust strategy
4. Are my losses controlled?
  • Look at worst trades
  • Check if SL was hit
  • Verify risk management

Common Use Cases

Every Friday:
  1. Set date range: Last 7 days
  2. Check Total P/L (profitable week?)
  3. Review win rate (improving?)
  4. Study worst trades (what to avoid?)
  5. Check equity curve (smooth growth?)
Goal: Identify what worked, what didn’t
Which pairs are best?
  1. Filter by Symbol: EURUSD
  2. Note Total P/L + Win Rate
  3. Repeat for GBPUSD, USDJPY, etc.
  4. Rank by profitability
  5. Trade more of top performers
Goal: Focus on profitable pairs
How are different accounts doing?
  1. Filter by Account A
  2. Note metrics
  3. Filter by Account B
  4. Compare
Example:
  • FTMO: 65% win rate, +$500
  • Live: 45% win rate, -$200
Action: Fix live account strategy
Finding and fixing losing streaks
  1. Look at equity curve
  2. Find sharp drops (drawdowns)
  3. Note dates
  4. Filter trade history to those dates
  5. Find pattern in losses
Common patterns:
  • Overtrading (too many trades)
  • Revenge trading after loss
  • Trading during news
Goal: Identify behavior to fix

Interpreting Results

Good Performance Indicators

Win rate \u003e 50%Positive Total P/LAverage profit \u003e $0Equity curve trending upWorst loss \u003c Best win (asymmetric risk/reward) ✅ Consistent weekly profits

Warning Signs

⚠️ Win rate \u003c 40% ⚠️ Negative Total P/L ⚠️ Equity curve flat or down ⚠️ Big losses frequent ⚠️ Long losing streaks ⚠️ Erratic equity curve Action: Review strategy, reduce risk, or pause trading

Export Data (Coming Soon)

Future feature: Export trade history to CSV Use for:
  • Excel analysis
  • Tax reporting
  • External tracking tools
  • Custom analytics

Analytics vs History vs Alerts

What’s the difference?
PageShowsSourceUse For
AnalyticsPerformance stats + chartsClosed trades from all sourcesStrategy analysis
HistoryRaw trade listWebhook executionsAudit trail
AlertsWebhook signalsWebhook logsDebugging automation
Analytics = High-level insights History = Detailed trade data Alerts = Signal-level debugging

Best Practices

✅ DO:

  1. Review weekly
    • Every Friday or Monday
    • Check performance trends
    • Adjust strategy if needed
  2. Track specific metrics
    • Focus on 3-5 key stats
    • Monitor consistently
    • Set improvement goals
  3. Use filters effectively
    • Isolate winning symbols
    • Find losing patterns
    • Compare time periods
  4. Study equity curve
    • Check for drawdowns
    • Ensure consistent growth
    • Identify risk periods
  5. Learn from trades
    • Review best trades (replicate)
    • Review worst trades (avoid)
    • Find patterns

❌ DON’T:

  1. Don’t obsess over every trade
    • Focus on overall trends
    • One bad trade ≠ bad strategy
  2. Don’t ignore warning signs
    • Consecutive losses = pause trading
    • Sharp drawdown = reduce risk
    • Low win rate = review strategy
  3. Don’t compare short periods
    • 1 week ≠ statistically significant
    • Need \u003e 100 trades for patterns
    • Long-term trends matter most
  4. Don’t trade to improve stats
    • Don’t revenge trade to boost win rate
    • Quality \u003e Quantity
    • Strategy first, metrics second

Tips for Better Analysis

Short-term (7 days): Too noisy, luck-basedMedium-term (30 days): Good for monthly reviewLong-term (90+ days): Best for pattern recognitionRecommendation: Analyze 90+ days, review 30 days, adjust weekly
Take monthly snapshots:
  • Month 1: 45% win rate, -$100
  • Month 2: 52% win rate, +$200
  • Month 3: 58% win rate, +$450
Trend: Improving! Keep going.
Example:
  • Date: Last 90 days
  • Account: FTMO Challenge
  • Symbol: EURUSD
  • Result: Winners only
Question: What made my EURUSD winners successful on FTMO?Find patterns: Entry time, duration, setup type
Don’t compare to:
  • Trading gurus (cherry-picked results)
  • Unrealistic YouTube ads
Do compare to:
  • Your past performance
  • Industry averages (50% win rate, 1.5:1 R:R)
  • Your strategy’s theoretical max

Troubleshooting

Reasons:
  1. No closed trades → Trade and close positions first
  2. Date range too narrow → Expand to 30+ days
  3. All accounts filtered out → Reset filters
Analytics only shows closed trades, not open positions
Check:
  • Same date range?
  • Same account?
  • Closed vs open trades (Analytics = closed only)
If still different: Contact support with screenshots
Possible:
  • Deposits/withdrawals show as P/L
  • Multiple accounts combined
  • Currency conversion issues
Fix: Filter to single account, check for deposits in date range

Next Steps

Remember: You need closed trades to see analytics. Start trading, then come back here to analyze performance!