General Analytics
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The general analytics page shows you your trading stats broken down in a bunch of different ways, read below to understand everything.
The drawdown curve tells you how much you're down from your all time-high. This means that if the drawdown curve is near 0 all the time you're likely making constant all-time-high's in your returns.
In the Holdtime section you can see your trading stats broken down by the holdtime of the trade (how long it was open for).
You can choose between three modes:
Regular
Short Term
Long Term
Each of these will show different holdtime intervals, short-term may be more interesting for scalpers/day traders, long-term for swing traders and regular should be useful for everyone
In crypto the markets are open 24/7 but in traditional financial markets there are certain times the markets are open. The three main ones are:
The idea is that the markets move more during these periods as there are more traders active from each region during these times.
Since the markets are technically not open on weekends you can decide if you want to include data for weekends or not. It may be useful to you if you still trade during the weekends yourself.
These widgets are pretty self-explanatory, you get your trading performance split up by Day of Week and Time of Day, for time of day you can decide if you want the results to be grouped based on the opening time or the closing time of your trades.
Each metric is self-explanatory and the ones that aren't like Sharpe ratio, sortino ratio etc. are all explained on the page, just hover over the icon next to the name in order to get an explanation for what it measures.
| Market | Region | Open time (UTC+0) | Close Time (UTC+0) |
|---|---|---|---|
New York
US
13:00 / 1pm
22:00 / 10pm
London
Europe
07:00 / 7am
16:00 / 4pm
Tokyo
Asia
00:00 / Midnight
09:00 / 9am
