This is where you want to maximize your profits. For example: If the price of a certain share is
$100, and you decide that when it hits $120 you want to close position with profit - That's Take
Profit at 20%.
Adjust the percentages until you find the best results.
Stop Loss
This is where you want to limit and minimize your losses. For example: If a certain share is at
price $100, and you want to close the position with loss at $95 - That's Stop Loss at 5%.
Adjust the percentages until you find the best results.
How is market change calculated?
Price today:
Price last year:
How is Strategy Portfolio calculated?
Take profit:
Stop loss:
Success rate:
Fail rate:
Average position time:
Times per year:
The Past Week Performance
Not enough positions were closed in the tested time frame. Couldn't formulate a result for
this time period.
To see results, try lowering the profit and stop percentages.
Completed positions:
Success Rate:
Fail Rate:
Unfinished positions:
Yield for this period:
Average position time:
Log Excerpt
All times are UTC+00:00
The Past Three Months Performance
Not enough positions were closed in the tested time frame. Couldn't formulate a result for
this time period.
To see results, try lowering the profit and stop percentages.
Completed positions:
Success Rate:
Fail Rate:
Unfinished positions:
Yield for this period:
Average position time:
Log Excerpt
All times are UTC+00:00
The Past Year Performance
Not enough positions were closed in the tested time frame. Couldn't formulate a result for
this time period.
To see results, try lowering the profit and stop percentages.
