Net Profit
Cumulative profit minus loss over the test period.
Headline return and risk measures for each strategy. Results are shown net of fees, slippage, and financing, calculated over the stated test window.
Cumulative profit minus loss over the test period.
Risk adjusted return: average excess return divided by the standard deviation of returns.
Aaverage trade result divided by its standard deviation, scaled by trade count.
Percent of time the equity curve stayed below its prior peak.
Percent of trades that closed with a profit.
Current decline from the most recent equity peak.
System level statistics that describe behavior and robustness, including dispersion, expectancy, exposure, and quality scores. Definitions are consistent across assets and time frames.
Average holding period return per trade.
Mean profit or loss per trade.
Dispersion of returns around the average.
Average profit per trade after losses and costs.
Average win divided by average loss.
Tests whether wins and losses occur independently or in streaks.
Percent of time the strategy had open positions.
Count of winning trades divided by count of losing trades.
Average number of bars a position is held.
Probability that the observed sequence is due to chance.
Trade level analytics covering payoff, duration, streaks, and counts. Calculations reflect executed trades with costs included and help assess sequence risk and execution quality.
Number of executed trades.
Mean profit on winning trades.
Mean loss on losing trades.
Average length of winning streaks.
Average length of losing streaks.
Average bars for profitable trades.
Average bars for losing trades.
Biggest profit on a single trade.
Biggest loss on a single trade.
Longest winning streak.
Longest losing streak.
Count of profitable trades.
Count of losing trades.
Sum of profits on winning trades.
Sum of losses on losing trades.
Each strategy states data sources, test window, markets covered, session hours, contract roll and corporate action treatment, and cost assumptions (fees, slippage, financing). It also lists the order model, latency assumption, and risk sizing rules.
Clear rules, practical risk, and executable order logic.
Deterministic entries and exits with timing, holding period, and parameter ranges in plain language.
Position sizing rules, capital limits, and safeguards for loss and exposure, with an example sizing table.
Market, limit, and stop logic with session hours and liquidity filters. Assumptions for costs and latency are stated.
A digital rulebook in PDF with entry and exit rules, risk model, order model, validation summary, core metrics, and a getting started checklist.
Read rules, costs, and assumptions; confirm markets and sessions.
Verify behavior with your venue and position sizing.
Set order types, size caps, and session filters; confirm latency and costs.
Define capital at risk, loss limits, and exposure constraints.
Track equity, drawdown, stagnation, and fills with trade logs.