Strategy statistics

See what your rules really earn you

Alex Bielow

Last Update a month ago

The "Overview" tab is where a strategy pays you back. Once you've attached trades, it turns them into performance and rule-compliance insights — all calculated only from trades that use this strategy.

If you haven't attached any trades yet, you'll see "No trades yet. Assign this strategy to trades to see statistics."

Headline metrics

  • "Net P&L" — total profit or loss across all trades using this strategy.
  • "Trades" — number of trades.
  • "Win Rate %" — percentage of trades that closed in profit.
  • "Profit Factor" — gross profit ÷ gross loss. Above 1.0 means the strategy is profitable overall.
  • "Avg R:R" — average reward-to-risk ratio across all trades.
  • "Expectancy" — average expected profit or loss per trade, based on win rate and average winner/loser size.​

Detailed metrics

  • "Average Winner" / "Average Loser" — average profit on winning trades / average loss on losing trades.
  • "Largest Profit" / "Largest Loss" — your single best and worst trade on this strategy.
  • "Total R Multiple" — the sum of all R multiples: total profit or loss expressed relative to your initial risk.​

Cumulative P&L

The "Cumulative P&L" chart plots your running profit and loss over time, by trade entry date — a quick read on whether the strategy's equity curve is trending up.

Rule compliance

This is what sets a strategy apart from a tag. TradeTrack compares results based on how well you followed your own rules:

  • "Rules followed" — win rate among trades where ≥70% of rules were followed.
  • "Rules skipped" — win rate among trades where less than 70% were followed.
  • "Per-rule follow rate" — how often each individual rule was followed.​

💡 The gap between "Rules followed" and "Rules skipped" is the real verdict on your discipline. A big positive gap means your rules work and following them pays — a strong reason to stick to the plan.

Time of day

The "Time of Day" section breaks performance down by clock and by session:

  • "Performance by hour (local time)"
  • "Performance by session"​

 

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