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How to read your Performance tab

A complete guide to the Performance tab — every metric in Overview, Activity, and Analysis explained, including how to use the filter toggles.

The Performance tab is where you go when the top bar is not enough. It breaks down your trading results, giving you a clearer picture of your consistency, your strengths by category, and how your balance has moved over time.

Overview

High-level metrics across all your trades for the selected time period.

Metric

What it means

ROC

Return on Capital — your net return as a percentage of capital used across all trades

Win Rate

The percentage of your completed trades that were profitable

Overall PNL

Net profit or loss across all trades in the selected period

Avg Trade

Average size per trade in dollars

Avg Win

Average profit per winning trade

Avg Loss

Average loss per losing trade

Below the metrics you will see your Qualifying Trades tracker — showing your progress across all five levels and your current level progress — and an Equity Curve showing your Realized Account Balance over time since the evaluation began.

Activity

Your Daily P/L in a calendar view. Each day shows your net profit or loss for that date. Use this to spot patterns in your trading across time.

Analysis

A breakdown of your performance by market category.

Metric

What it shows

Best Category

The category where you have the highest win rate

Worst Category

The category where you have the lowest win rate

Categories Traded

Total number of categories traded and total trade count

Profit Factor

Total gross profit divided by total gross loss. Above 1.0 means your winners outpace your losers overall.

Category Performance

Bar chart showing gains and losses broken down by each category you have traded

The filter toggles

Filter

What it shows

Current Level

Metrics from your current level only

Evaluation

Metrics across the full current Challenge

Lifetime

Metrics across all Challenges on your account

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