Average Trade Duration indicates the average time you hold trades open. It provides insight into your trading style—whether you’re a day trader, swing trader, or long-term investor. Average Trade Duration = Total Duration of All Trades / Total Number of…
When you’re managing multiple trades across various stocks, options, or other assets, it can be hard to keep track of which symbols are helping or hurting your overall performance. That’s where the Symbol Returns tool comes in. This handy pie…
Average Loss tells you, on average, how much money you lose on your losing trades. It helps you understand the typical size of your losses. Average Loss = Total Loss from Losing Trades / Number of Losing Trades Example 1:…
Average Win represents the mean profit amount from your winning trades. It helps you understand the typical gain when a trade is successful. Average Win = Total Profit from Winning Trades / Number of Winning Trades A trader uses their Average Win to understand the potential upside of…
The Avg Win/Loss metric in TraderLog is a ratio that compares the average size of your winning trades to the average size of your losing trades. In simple terms, it shows you whether you’re making more when you win or…
The Win/Loss Ratio is a simple way to see how often you win compared to how often you lose when you’re trading. This number tells you if you’re winning more trades than you’re losing, which helps you know if your…
Right now, TraderLog gives you two easy ways to add your trades: you can either manually input each trade or upload a file from your broker to automatically import them. We know keeping track of trades can be time-consuming, so…
Win Rate tells you what percentage of your trades are profitable. It shows how often you make money on your trades. It answers the basic question: “Out of all my trades, how many did I win?” Win Rate = ( Number of Winning Trades…
When it comes to trading, timing and tracking are key. The ‘Calendar’ feature in TraderLog makes it easy to see how your trades performed on any given day, helping you identify patterns and improve your overall trading game. What Does…
Profit Factor is the ratio of your total profits to your total losses. It’s a quick and easy way to see if you’re making more than you’re losing. For instance, if your Profit Factor is 2.0, it means you’re making…