It shows you the correlation of the day in a week to your profit or loss.

We took the most trades on Wednesdays, but it also gave us a total loss of $1,450.87. Meanwhile, 7 trades on Thursdays gave us a whopping $8,094.26 profit.

Analyze why you think you’ve taken the most number of trades on Wednesdays, but also got the most loss. Are there external factors that might be contributing to this? Could you consider sizing down on size on this day as a precautionary measure?

This shows you the number of trades that you took on Week 1, Week 2, …, Week 52, and the total profit or loss.

You took the most trades (a total of 12 ) on Week 18 (5/2/22-5/8/22), but it also resulted in a net loss of $15,503.55–our largest loss. The same goes for Week 20.

This pattern could tell you that you don’t necessarily have to take so many trades in a week to gain more. Supplement your analysis with other reports, like the Mistakes report; could this be caused by the same mistake?

This shows you the number of trades you took for the whole month and the total profit or loss for that month.

Let’s say you had the most profits in February. Is there any market Or even personal event that might have come into play? You might want to look into that and see how you navigated through that event.

You may also try to look at what drove you to trade more in a certain month.

This shows you the number of trades you took for the whole day and the total profit or loss per every hour

If you’re finding that you make the most profit between 1 to 10-minute trades, your trading style might be scalping.

If you’re finding that you succeed more with trades that play out in 15-45 minutes or longer, your trading style might be leaning more toward day trading.

This report shows you the number of trade exits and total realized P&L aggregated by price

This report shows you the number of execution and total realized P&L aggregated by volume or quantity traded

This shows you your Top 10 most traded instruments and your total profit or loss trading that instrument.

You may also choose to see the Bottom 20 instruments first by choosing this from the dropdown menu.

It’s a good trading practice to focus only on a few instruments instead of jumping into anything that’s trending. Since no two instruments move in the same way, focusing on your top instruments will allow you to study their market activity more thoroughly and zero in on your strategies as well.

This groups your traded instruments by their respective sectors (e.g. Consumer Cyclical, Technology, etc.) and shows you the P&L for each sector.

This shows you the setups you’re playing based on your tags on the trade tracking page. This also shows you which setups are working for you and which ones you could work more on.

This shows you the mistakes you’ve made based on your tags on the trade tracking page. This also shows you which mistakes are costing you the most.

This shows you the stats based on your tags on the trade tracking page.

Display your trade count for Intraday trades (Trades taken and closed within the same trading day) VS Multiday trades (The trades spanned multiple days).

Display your P&L count for Intraday trades (Trades taken and closed within the same trading day) VS Multiday trades (The trades spanned multiple days).

Displays your trade count categorized by the total price range movement experienced while you were in the trade.

Displays your P/L for different price range movements experienced while you were in a trade. This helps you depict your trading performance in correlation to how much the trade price movement was while you were in the trade.

Shows your trade count by the total volume traded in the underlying instruments on the date the trade was opened.

Shows the total realized P&L by the total volume traded in the underlying instruments on the date the trade was opened.

Shows your trade count categorized by the total price movement of the instrument on the trade entry date.

Shows the total realized P&L by the total price movement of the instrument on the trade entry date.

Shows the number of trades categorized by the opening gap of the instrument on the trade entry date.

Shows the total realized P&L by the opening gap of the instrument on the trade entry date.

Shows the number of trades by the "day type" of the instruments on the entry date of the trade.

Shows the total realized P&L by the "day type" of the instruments on the entry date of the trade.

Shows the number of trades by the "ATR(14)" of the instruments as of the entry date of the trade.

Shows the total realized P&L by the "ATR(14)" of the instruments as of the entry date of the trade.

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