From Guesses to Gains: The 4-Step Feedback Loop for Consistent Profits
Imagine consistently profiting from the markets, not through luck, but through a method you've developed and continuously improved. That's the power...
We just released our first update in 2022 and there a quite a few new add-ons to Edgewonk.
One of our main focus points is to make analyzing your Edgewonk data easier. So in the first step, we added a new tab that provides an automated monthly and weekly performance overview. Edgewonk provides a few key metrics about your trading based on the trades that have been closed in the specific period.
By clicking the arrow next to the specific month, you get an overview of the different weeks as well.
With our next updates, we will further improve on this feature, add more automated analysis and make the interpretation easier as well.
A lot of you have requested a chart to visualize the performance of individual setups and here it is.
You can find the new graph in the Chart Lab tab.
Some Edgewonk users suggested making it easier to find specific trades. For example, you are looking at your equity graph and you want to see why there is a sudden jump/drop but so far, finding a specific trade has been tedious. Now, you can simply type in the trade ID that you are looking for and Edgewonk will open the popup for that trade.
With your help, we were able to find a bug in our Drawdown calculation. This has been fixed and the Drawdown chart is now providing accurate readings again. Thanks for your assistance in this matter.
To give you an idea of what’s coming soon, here is a quick overview of our current developments.
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