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Highest Exit Price represents the highest price received to exit a position in a transaction, trade, or portfolio, reflecting the peak selling price.
Lowest Entry Price represents the lowest price paid to enter a position in a transaction, trade, or portfolio, reflecting the minimum cost of acquisition.
Lowest Exit Price represents the lowest price received to exit a position in a transaction, trade, or portfolio, reflecting the minimum selling price.
Average Entry Price calculates the average price paid to enter positions across transactions, trades, or the portfolio.
Average Exit Price calculates the average price received for exiting positions across transactions, trades, or the portfolio.
Capital Allocation Efficiency (CAE) measures how effectively allocated capital contributes to realized profits, balancing risk and reward. It reflects the efficiency of position sizing and capital utilization in achieving desired outcomes.
Duration in Hours measures the precise time elapsed, in hours, since the start of a transaction, trade, or portfolio, offering detailed insights into its activity period, whether open or closed.
Take Profit Percentage represents the percentage gain from the entry price to the predefined take-profit price. It is a standalone metric, independent of other system-wide variables, with weighted averages used at trade and portfolio levels.
Full Profit Value represents the total potential monetary gain if a position reaches its optimal target price, providing insight into unrealized opportunities for maximizing returns.
Full Profit Percentage represents the percentage gain relative to the entry price if a position reaches its optimal target price, offering insights into potential profitability.