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Reports - Calendar
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Updated over a year ago

Let's understand the Reports - Calendar Page in TradeZella.
Your Reports - Calendar Page can be found by visiting the Reports - Calendar section.

  • What does my Report calendar page show me?

    • Report calendar page you the different stats of the selected year!

  • Year Calendar:

    • It gives you a calendar view for a whole year and highlights your winning and losing days.

    • Note: Red is for losing days, Green is for winning days, and Grey is for Breakeven days!

  • Monthly View:

    • It gives you a visual overview of your trading month and your P&L per week.

  • DAILY NET CUMULATIVE P&L:

    • This chart reflects how your total account P/L accumulated over time, based on each trading day.

    • This helps us understand and evaluate our trading performance over time, to see if our account is healthy or on a recent decline.

  • Overall Evaluation:

    • It gives you your winning percentage and the number of winning and losing trades for the selected month.

  • Statistics

    • Let's understand the different stats shown on the TradeZella Reports - Calendar page and what they each mean.

    • Total P&L: The total realized Profit and Loss (P/L) on all closed positions, for the date range selected.

    • Average Daily Volume: The average volume, or quantity of contracts/shares traded on a daily basis.

    • Average Winning Trade: The average profit on your winning trades. In other words, how much do you make on average, on your winning trades?

    • Average Losing Trade: The average loss on your losing trades. In other words, how much do you lose on average, on your losing trades?

    • Total Number of Trades: Total number of closed trades for the defined date range.

    • Number of Winning Trades: Total number of winning trades for the defined date range. A winning trade is defined as a trade with a positive P&L.

    • Number of Losing Trades: Total number of losing trades for the defined date range. A losing trade is defined as a trade with a negative P&L.

    • Number of Break Even Trades: Total number of trades where you broke ''even'', where the P/L is equal to or approximately $0.

    • Maximum Consecutive Wins: The number of consistent winning trades in a row.

    • Maximum Consecutive Losses: The number of consistent losing trades in a row.

    • Total Commissions: Total amount spent on commissions.
      Note: This information is only available if your broker includes it in their CSV files.

    • Total Fees: Total amount spent on fees.

    • Total Swap: Total amount spent on Swaps.

    • Largest Profit: Your largest profitable trade.

    • Largest Loss: The largest amount lost on a trade.

    • Average Hold Time (All Trades): Your average hold time, or how long you were in a trade, is based on ALL trades taken.

    • Average Hold Time (Winning Trades): Your average hold time, or how long you were in a trade, is based on your winning trades.
      Example: On average, you hold your winning trades for longer than a day.

    • Average Hold Time (Losing Trades): Your average hold time, or how long you were in a trade, is based on your losing trades.
      Example: On average, you hold you're losing trades for 3 hours.

    • Average Hold Time (Scratch Trades): Your average hold time, or how long you were in a trade, based on trades where you broke even.

    • Average Trade P&L: The average P/L based on all your trades. What is your usual trade outcome? How much do you make on average on each trade?

    • Profit Factor: Total profits divided by total losses. This is a measure of how profitable your trading system is.

    • Open Trades: Number of open trades, or trades that have not been fully closed yet.

    • Total Trading Days: Total number of trading days. A trading day is defined as a day when a trade was opened/entered.

    • Winning Days: Total number of winning trading days. A winning day is defined as a day with a positive total P&L for the overall day.

    • Losing Days: Total number of losing trading days. A losing day is defined as a day with a negative total P&L for the overall day.

    • Breakeven Days: Total number of trading days where you broke even, or closed the day with a $0 P&L

    • Logged Day: A logged day is a day where you journaled for the day.

    • Max Consecutive Winning Days: The number of consistent winning days in a row.

    • Max Consecutive Losing Days: The number of consistent losing days in a row.

    • Average Daily P&L: How much you typically make, on average, for the overall trading day.

    • Average Winning Day P&L: How much you typically make, on average, on your winning trading days. A winning day is defined as a day where you closed with a positive total P&L.

    • Average Losing Day P&L: How much you typically lose, on average, on your losing trading days. A losing day is defined as a day where you closed with a negative total P&L.

    • Largest Profitable Day (Profits): Your largest profitable trading day.

    • Largest Losing Day (Losses): Your largest total loss for the trading day.

    • Average Planned R-Multiple: The average PLANNED R Multiple on all your trades.
      Note: This stat is based on trades where you manually inputted your ''profit target'' and ''stop loss'' for the trade.

    • Average Realized R-Multiple: The average REALIZED R Multiple on all your trades.
      Note: This stat is based on trades where you manually inputted your ''stop loss'' for the trade.
      This measures your R multiple on all your trades and takes the average to display your average R multiple on your trades.

    • Trade Expectancy: How much you are expected to make on your future trades, based on historical performance.
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