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LOSSES

Losses represent the number of unprofitable transactions or trades, calculated based on realized profit and loss, identifying areas for improvement in trading strategies.

PROFIT CONSISTENCY

Profit Consistency measures the percentage of profitable trades or transactions relative to the total trades, providing insight into the regularity and reliability of achieving profits.

TARGET PRICE

Target Price is the specified price level at which a trader aims to exit a position to achieve a desired profit.

DESIRED PROFIT

Desired Profit represents the target monetary gain a trader aims to achieve for a transaction, trade, or portfolio, guiding exit strategies and performance objectives.

PROFIT FACTOR

Profit Factor is the ratio of gross profits to gross losses. A value above 1 indicates a profitable strategy, while below 1 suggests losses. It helps evaluate the efficiency and profitability of a trading approach.

REWARD VALUE

Reward Value represents the potential monetary gain from a transaction, trade, or portfolio based on the difference between entry price and target price, providing insight into profit expectations.

REWARD PERCENTAGE

Reward Percentage measures the potential percentage gain relative to the entry price. It uses weighted averages at the trade and portfolio levels to ensure accurate reflection of profitability, emphasizing larger active positions.

RISK-REWARD RATIO

Risk-Reward Ratio compares the monetary risk to potential reward for a trade, transaction, or portfolio. It evaluates profitability relative to risk, helping traders optimize decision-making and strategy development.

ENTRY SIGNAL

Entry Signal identifies the rationale for entering a position, such as initiating a long or short trade, hedging, or reacting to specific market patterns. It provides clarity for trade initiation decisions.

EXIT SIGNAL

Exit Signal identifies the rationale for closing a position, such as realizing profit, cutting losses, or adhering to a stop-loss strategy. It ensures clarity for trade exit decisions.

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