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Net P&LToday
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Loss remainingDaily limit
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Trades usedToday
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Journal pass rateLast 7 days
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Daily loss control

From today's pre-session journal

Rule compliance

Today

Session timeline

Closed trades + journal
P / L
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Trades
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Win Rate
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Wins / Losses
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Profit factor
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Avg hold time
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Winners avg hold
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Losers avg hold
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Equity curve — trade by trade
Drawdown
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Longest losing streak— 
Recovery time— 
Range result— 
Top trades
Symbol Side Vol Close ↑ Date Held P/L Result
Instrument statistics
Scope
Total P&L
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Trades
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Win rate
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Best symbol
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P&L by instrument
Win rate per symbol
Trade volume
Breakdown
SymbolTradesWin %Avg winAvg lossP&LStatus
Instrument
Time of
Clock

By hour

By session

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SessionTradesWin %PFAvgNet
Hold timeAvg holdWinners' holdLosers' hold
Buckets don't overlap: overlap = London and New York both open; London starts at the London open even while Tokyo is still open; weekends count as off-hours. Each session runs on its own city's clock, DST included.

By weekday

Weekday × hour

LossProfit·no trades
Instrument
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Insights

Strongest patterns in this range

    P&L by trade number of the day

    Per broker day, by entry time
    Trade #TradesWin %PFAvgNet

    Revenge trades

    TradesWin %PFAvgTotal

    After a losing streak

    The next trade
    Opened afterTradesWin %PFAvgTotal
    Losses in a row closed earlier the same broker day, counted when the trade was opened. A win resets the count; a 0.00 scratch leaves it as it is.

    Giveback

    Intraday peak vs final, per day
    Worst daysPeakFinalGave back

    Journal PASS vs FAIL days

    Post-session verdict
    DaysTradesWin %NetAvg / day
    PASS / FAIL = the post-session journal verdict for that broker day. An unfinished journal counts as no verdict.

    Breakdowns

    Hold time · size · direction
    Hold time
    HeldTradesWin %PFNet
    Lot size vs typical
    SizeTradesWin %PFNet
    Long vs short
    SideTradesWin %PFNet

    Risk quality

    R-multiples · MAE / MFE
    What do these mean?
    • R-multiple: profit measured in units of what you risked (entry to stop loss). Risked $100 and made $200 = +2R; hit the stop = −1R. Average R above 0 means you make money per unit of risk.
    • MAE: how far the trade went against you before it closed.
    • MFE: how far it went in your favour. A big MFE with a small exit = you closed winners too early; winners with a large MAE = your stop may be too tight.
    R distribution
    MAE vs result (R)
    Faded rows and bars = fewer than 5 trades (few trades, not reliable).

    Profitability & discipline

    Click a day to open its journal
    Journal PASS Journal FAIL Incomplete Profit + rule broken

    Rules and daily limits

    From today's pre-session journal