What are Strategies?
A reusable template for your trading setups
Alex Bielow
Last Update sebulan yang lalu
A Strategy in TradeTrack is a reusable template for one of your trading setups. Instead of keeping your rules in your head (or scattered across notes), you describe the setup once — your entry rules, exit rules, risk rules, reference screenshots and notes — and then attach your trades to it.
Once trades are attached, TradeTrack automatically tracks two things for you:
- Performance — win rate, profit factor, expectancy, average R:R and more, calculated only from trades that use this strategy.
- Rule compliance — how often you actually followed your own rules, and whether following them improves your results.
Open Strategies from the main navigation. The page is titled "Strategies" with the subtitle "Your collection of trading strategies".
At the top you'll see tabs:
- "My Strategies" — strategies you created.
- "Shared with me" — strategies other traders shared with you (read-only, but you can copy them into your own account).
List view vs. grid view
You can browse your strategies as a grid of cards or as a list/table. Both show quick performance stats so you can compare setups at a glance:
- Trades — number of trades attached
- Net P&L — total profit/loss
- Win Rate
- Profit Factor
- Avg R:R
- Expectancy
What's inside a Strategy
Open any strategy ("View Details") to see it organised into tabs:
- "Overview" — performance statistics and rule-compliance charts
- "Rules" — your rule groups and rules
- "Trades" — recent trades that use this strategy
- "Gallery" — annotated chart screenshots
- "Backtests" — backtests linked to this strategy
- "Notes" — free-form notes (e.g. "Strategy Description", "How to Use")
Next steps
- Creating a strategy — build your first one in two steps
- Rules & rule groups — structure your entry/exit/risk rules
- Attaching a strategy to a trade — start collecting data
- Strategy statistics — read your performance and compliance
