Compare & Insights
Slice your trades by weekday, session, symbol, R-Multiple, and hour of day — see exactly where your edge lives and where it quietly disappears.
Five breakdowns, one screen
Compare answers the questions a single equity curve can't. Are you profitable on Mondays but bleeding on Fridays? Better in New York than London? Strong on BTCUSDT but flat everywhere else? Compare lays it all out so you can see patterns you'd otherwise miss.
Monthly Performance
P&L for each month of the current year. Spot seasonality and identify your strongest periods.
Weekday Efficiency
Win rate and profit per day of the week. Some traders earn 80% of their P&L on just two days.
Session Efficiency
Asia, London, New York — which session actually pays you? Tracked automatically from trade times.
Win Rate by Symbol
Donut chart of every instrument you trade. Instantly see which symbols carry your account.
P&L by Hour
A 24-bar histogram — one bar for every hour of the trading day, from 00:00 to 23:00. Green bars mark profitable hours, red bars mark losing ones. Hover any bar and you'll see that hour's total P&L, number of trades, and win rate. The whole chart recalculates when you change the timezone offset in settings — so the "hour" always matches your local trading day. This is how you find the hours you should stop trading — and the ones you should size up.
R-Multiple Distribution
This is where real risk management lives. Every trade is converted into R-multiples — profit measured in units of your typical loss size.
The baseline for R = 1 is the P75 of your losing trades —
a robust estimate of your real stop size, not distorted by small manual exits.
Trades are grouped into 8 buckets, from heavy losses to strong wins:
What to look for: a clean distribution has most trades at -1R and +1R, with a tail stretching to +3R and beyond. If you see a heavy left tail (many trades below -2R), your stops are slipping — that's the first thing to fix.
-2R, your stop-loss discipline needs work. That single number
often explains why profitable-looking strategies eventually blow up.