How Stats Work

Your stats page is a detailed dashboard of your trading performance, calculated from your closed live trades.

Key metrics

Win Rate — The percentage of your closed trades that ended in profit. Formula: wins ÷ total closed trades × 100.
Profit Factor — The ratio of your total gains to your total losses. A profit factor above 1.0 means you're net profitable. Above 2.0 is considered strong.
Average Risk-to-Reward (R:R) — The average ratio of how much you stood to gain versus how much you risked on winning trades. A higher R:R means your winners are larger relative to your risk.
Total P&L — Your overall compound return from all trades, expressed as a percentage of your starting equity.
Best / Worst Trade — Your single largest win and loss by percentage.
Average Win / Average Loss — The mean return on your winning and losing trades.
Current Streak — How many consecutive wins or losses you're on.
Max Drawdown — The largest peak-to-trough decline in your equity curve. Lower is better.

Additional breakdowns

Direction split — Win rate for BUY vs SELL trades.
Result distribution — How your trades closed: TP hit, SL hit, or manual close.
Risk discipline — How consistently you size your positions.
Duration stats — Average, shortest, and longest trade duration.
Market breakdown — Performance split by market (forex, crypto, commodities).
Equity curve — A visual chart of your equity over time.
Monthly P&L — Bar chart of your returns by month.

Timeframes

You can filter your stats by different time windows: 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 1 year, all time, or a custom date range. The "All" timeframe uses pre-computed stats for speed.

Demo stats

If you have demo trades, there's a separate Demo tab with its own stats dashboard. Demo stats are completely independent from your live stats.

A reminder

Your stats are a verified record of what already happened. Past performance is not indicative of future results — a strong track record on Tradr does not guarantee future profitability, for you or for anyone you follow.