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The Golden Mean

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Aggregate balance
Sum of 2 accounts · USD
Aggregate equity
Weighted by multiplier
Floating P&L
Portfolio recovery
Max DD: —
Portfolio equity
Aggregated curve + per-account contribution
Performance
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Advanced Statistics
Aggregate metrics
20 metrics · performance, risk, distribution
Trades
Win rate
Profit factor
Sharpe ratio
Pips
Total Lots
Avg Win
Avg Loss
Best Trade
Worst Trade
Expectancy
Std Deviation
Z-Score
AHPR / GHPR
Longs Won
Shorts Won
Bal. Drawdown
Eq. Drawdown
Swap
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Trading Activity
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Symbol Action Lots Exposure Float P&L
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Best hour
Worst hour
Peak volume
Trade Efficiency
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Avg MAE
Mean adverse move before close
Avg MFE
Mean peak favorable move
MFE / MAE ratio
Higher = asymmetric edge
Exits at peak
Trades closed near MFE
Visualize the MAE/MFE footprint of every trade
Symbol Action Open price Close price MAE MFE Result Exit Eff. Entry Eff.
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MAE (Maximum Adverse Excursion) shows how far each trade moved against the trader before being closed. MFE (Maximum Favorable Excursion) shows the peak unrealized profit. Exit efficiency = (Result − MAE) ÷ (MFE − MAE) · 100%. Entry efficiency = MFE ÷ (MFE + |MAE|) · 100%.
Edge at 1h
Early-stage advantage
Edge at 4h
Peak edge horizon
Edge at 12h
Decay begins
Breakeven horizon
Edge ratio → 1.0
Edge ratio = E[MFE] / E[MAE] across all trades at a given hold-time, normalized by ATR. Values above 1.0 indicate the strategy gains more than it risks at that horizon. Peak at the "optimal exit window" — holding longer than this erodes the edge.
Avg exit efficiency
Of max favorable captured
Perfect exits
Closed within 5% of peak
Gave back >50%
Major giveback
Exit score
Strategy-wide grade
Exit efficiency distribution What % of each trade's MFE was captured at close
Exit efficiency = (Close P&L / MFE) × 100%. Measures how much of the peak unrealized profit was captured at close. Low efficiency with many "giveback" trades suggests late exits or trailing stop issues. A healthy strategy clusters in Good/Excellent with few givebacks.