Trades
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Results
The ledger remembers.
Every alert is tracked as a virtual trade, wins and losses alike. Paper results and backtests are never mixed.
Timeline
Every call timestamped. Nothing edited.
Each stage of the project gets its own window on the record, with its own numbers. Earlier stages stay visible after they close.
Illustration: generated daily candles for context, not the signals.
- Stage
- Backtest
- Mode
- Data
- Signals
- 0
- Status
- Running
- Signals
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- Win rate
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- NQ points
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- Net R
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- Signals
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- Win rate
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- NQ points
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- Net R
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Paper record
Forward results, as they happen.
Paper (virtual) trades, from the first alert onward.
Placeholder · no paper trades exported yet
Win rate
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Net points
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Average R
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By monthUp monthDown month
Fills in from the engine's exported ledger.
Backtest
Replayed through the live code path.
The backtest replays history through exactly the code that runs live, then walks forward on data the rules never saw. It lands after the tracker stage is built.
Equity curvePlaceholder
Hypothetical backtest results, with costs.
Shape only. This panel shows nothing real until the backtest is exported.
How it could play outPlaceholder
Resampled paths from past trades, never a forecast.
Labels
Every number says where it came from.
01Paper
Virtual trades from live alerts, tracked to their exit by the engine's own tracker. No orders were placed.
02Backtest
Hypothetical results from replaying history, with commission and slippage. Shown with the number of variants tried.
03Illustration
Shapes that explain an idea. Never data. Always tagged.
The ledger remembers.
Losing days and quiet days stay in the record next to the wins.
How a call is made