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If for example the trade hits the target before the 10th bar, then the trade ends at that point and the results calculated accordingly.

Calculated Results

Entry Price - the entry price of the trade

Exit Price - the exit price of the trade

PnL - the pnl of the trade. Users can set to have this presented in ticks or points.

MFE - max favorable excursion. The maximum amount that price has moved in our direction during the trade

MAE - max adverse excursion. The maximum amount that price moved against us during the trade.

Edge Score - calculated as MFE / MAE. A score greater than 1 means that the MFE is greater than the MAE, in effect, price moves more in your favor then against you and implies that there is edge to the entry. In other words, score above 1 is good, score below 1 is not so good.

R - the initial risk of the trade. This value only makes sense when the stop exit is enabled. It is the distance between the entry and the stop in ticks or points.

R multiplier - is calculated by taking the PnL and deviding by R. The ratio gives an indication of risk reward. For example, if the stop is set to 10 points, that means that R is 10 points (i.e., the initial risk on the trade is 10 points) and the resulting pnl was 20 points, R multiplier would be 2. That means that the gain on this trade was twice the risk.

Settings

• Long/Short Subgraphs

• Entry Price

• Exit Price

• Renko Uses Renko Open/Close

• Holding time settings

• Stop settings

• Target settings

• Trade window settings

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The summary table displays the results for each simulation. To export the trades of that simulation, right click the row and “Export Trades”. This will save the list of trades in csv format.

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You can then open the csv in Excel and it should look something like this

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