Watchlist and History

Guides

Watchlist

Everything you have starred on Economy, in one place: Fear and Greed drivers by market, and US and SA sectors. Each row shows the item's current score and a light: green from +0.15, red from -0.15, amber between, off when there is no reading. Starring happens on Economy; the Watchlist page only reads. Pro.

History

History no longer has a page of its own. The closed record sits on Models, under each model: a chart with every past position shaded onto it (daily or weekly candles), then the closed trades with the result, the return and the reason each one closed. Old History links open Models.

The index strip at the top of each tab carries the two headline numbers: Win rate, closed at a profit over all closed, with the count beside it; and Return per trade. Both are computed over the models your plan can see, so they change when you upgrade.

Sharpe ratiois the model's average return above a risk-free rate divided by the volatility of those returns, from the backtest [10]. Higher means steadier. It describes the past; it does not forecast.

Reading a closed record honestly

• A win rate on a handful of positions is noise. Look at the count beside it before the percentage.
• The exit reason carries as much information as the return. A run of time stops says the model is not finding follow-through.
• Returns are the move from the model's entry level to its exit level on the index or instrument itself, before any costs.
• Models above your plan show their name and Sharpe ratio, with the rest of the section locked.