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What happens after import?

Once your trades are in, the app organises them by symbol, side, entry, and exit, and starts calculating your metrics. From there you can filter, tag, and review.

Concept

From raw fills to insight

After import, each trade is normalised by symbol, side, entry and exit, and your metrics begin to compute automatically. The equity curve is the first picture of your account worth reading.

Chart breakdown

Reading your equity curve

Balance grows over many trades
Illustrative diagram — not real data.

A rising curve with shallow dips reflects controlled risk; deep, jagged drops signal oversized losses.

Metric insight
54%Win RateProfitable across 120 imported trades

A metric is only meaningful next to its context — 54% win rate means little without the average win, average loss, and the number of trades behind it.

Key takeaways
  • Imported trades are organised so metrics compute automatically.
  • The equity curve shows the shape of your risk, not just the result.
  • Filtering and tagging turn the dataset into targeted review.

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1.What does the shape of an equity curve tell you?

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