How It Works

This site serves as a public, read-only window into private trading systems. It showcases performance metrics that track each system's progress over time. This page explains what you're looking at, how data flows into the site, and the boundaries that protect the privacy of the underlying systems.

Read-only: No trading, account linking, or orders can be initiated from this site. It visualizes selected, scrubbed metrics exported from closed systems.

The Trading Systems

Each system is a self-contained algorithmic trading appliance focused on futures markets. It monitors market conditions across multiple timeframes, identifies statistical patterns, and executes trades with predefined risk parameters. The entire lifecycle — from signal generation through risk management to exit — is fully automated.

Data Flow

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Private System Trades execute locally
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Exporter Scrubs & publishes
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Public Database Isolated, read-only
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This Dashboard You are here

Performance Metrics Explained

Equity Curve

Cumulative points gained or lost over the life of the account. Each point on the curve represents one completed trade.

Hit Rate

Percentage of trades that ended in profit. A 70% hit rate means 7 out of every 10 trades were winners.

Sharpe Ratio

Risk-adjusted return. Higher is better. Measures return per unit of volatility. Above 1.0 is generally considered good.

Max Drawdown

The largest peak-to-trough decline in the equity curve. Shows the worst losing streak the system has experienced.

Recovery Factor

Total profit divided by max drawdown. Indicates how well the system recovers from losses. Higher values mean more resilient performance.

Points Per Trade (PPI)

Average profit (in price points) per trade. Gives a sense of the system's edge on each individual trade.

Security & Privacy

  • One-way flow: The exporter publishes outward only. This dashboard has no path back into any private system.
  • Data scrubbing: Only pre-approved, non-sensitive fields are exported. No prices, signals, or model internals.
  • Isolated infrastructure: The public database is completely separate from private trading infrastructure.
  • No real-time data: Exports run on a manual trigger, not a live feed. Metrics may be delayed.

Limitations

  • Exports are triggered manually by system operators, not continuous.
  • Metrics are aggregated — individual trade details are not shown.
  • Past performance does not guarantee future results.
  • Points are in the native instrument's price units (e.g., S&P 500 E-mini points).