Exit Analysis

For the Exit Analysis graph to work, please make sure that each trade has the initial Stop Loss, the initial Take Profit, and also the Highest/Lowest price points entered. Only then will the Exit Analysis graph work. 

Let us now explain the different components of the Exit Analysis chart:

The vertical bars:

Each trade has a vertical red and green bar. The green bar shows the Updraw - how much the price has moved towards your target. The red bar shows the Drawdown - how far the price has come towards the stop loss.

The horizontal lines:

The horizontal lines visualize the Stop Loss (SL - red) and the Target (TP - green). 

A trade with a vertical green bar that reaches exactly the 100 TP line shows that the price hit the target during the trade duration.

A trade with a vertical red bar that reaches the -100 SL line shows that the price hit the stop loss. during the trade duration.

The black marker:

The black diamond marker marks the trade exit price. 

If the marker is at the 0 level, it means that the exit price is at the entry price.

If the marker is at the 100 level it means that the exit price is at the TP level.

If the marker is at the -100 level it means that the exit price is at the SL level.

If the marker is above the 100 level it means that the exit price is beyond the TP.

If the marker is below the -100 level it means that the exit price is beyond the SL.