TradeZella’s Reports: Day & Time section allows you to analyze your trading performance across different time-based filters. By examining how your trades perform on various days, times, and durations, you can spot patterns, optimize your strategy, and make more informed decisions about when to trade.

You can access the Reports: Symbol section from the TradeZella dashboard by navigating to the Reports menu and selecting “Date & Time”. This will open this report page, where you can switch between the tabs described below.

A snapshot showing:

Interactive charts to visualize your data. Plot up to three metrics side by side, such as Trade Count and Net P&L, and choose between bar or line charts to fit your preference.

Metrics you can plot include:

A table listing detailed stats for Days, Months, Trade Time, or Trade Duration. The rows adjust based on the selected tab, while the columns remain consistent and include:

Trade Quality & Risk Management

Profitability & Consistency

Pro Tip: Click any column header to sort the table and quickly spot your strongest or weakest time-based results.

An advanced tool that lets you apply a secondary filter to analyze performance within each time-based category.

The primary rows remain based on the selected tab (Day, Month, Time, or Duration), and you can add one of the following cross-filters across the columns:

For example, you could analyze performance by day of the week (rows) while also filtering by a specific stock symbol or trading account. Or, break down your Trade Time performance and compare how long vs. short positions fare during each hour of the day. Cross Analysis allows you to uncover patterns that may not be obvious when looking at a single factor alone.

A trader reviews the Days tab and notices that Tuesday and Wednesday have brought the most profits, while Friday afternoons have consistently resulted in losses. Using this insight, they decide to prioritize trading earlier in the week and reduce or avoid trades on Fridays.

By focusing on their best-performing days (and cutting out the worst), the trader aims to improve overall profitability.

Another insight comes from the Trade Time tab: the trader sees that most of their gains come from trades placed in the first two hours after market open, while trades placed late in the afternoon tend to result in losses.

With this data, they choose to focus their trading window on the morning session and avoid trading later in the day, improving consistency and confidence.

On the Trade Duration tab, the trader notices that trades held between 10–30 minutes show the best overall profitability.

Based on this insight, they double down on quick setups that fit this timeframe and avoid overextending trades beyond what has historically worked.

The trader uses Cross Analysis with the Account filter to compare performance across two broker accounts. The data reveals that one account consistently shows higher fees or poorer execution.

With this insight, they choose to consolidate their trades to the better-performing account, reducing unnecessary costs.

By cross-analyzing Position Size with Days of the Week, the trader discovers that larger trades placed on Mondays often perform worse than trades on other days.

They adjust their approach by reducing size on Mondays while keeping larger positions later in the week when performance improves.

The trader uses Cross Analysis with the Instrument filter and Trade Time tab to compare performance across different symbols and time windows.

They notice that most profits come from a handful of tickers traded early in the day.

With this insight, they narrow their focus to those symbols and that specific time window, avoiding trades that haven’t been delivering consistent results.

The Day & Time Report helps you uncover when you trade best—whether it’s specific days, times, or trade durations. Use this report regularly to fine-tune your schedule, validate your strategy, and make smarter, data-driven trading decisions.

Pair it with Cross Analysis to dive even deeper and uncover patterns you might otherwise miss.

Happy analyzing—and here’s to trading smarter with TradeZella! 🚀
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