Metric guide

Understand the evidence

Plain-language explanations of the main evidence surfaces in Actumetry.

Average result from matching trades

This shows what happened on average in the part of your history that most closely matches the selected trade or filters. R compares the result with the amount you planned to risk. Advanced details show the technical name, Contextual Expected Value, along with the trades used and how much broader history was included.

How the trade was handled

This compares what you planned with the orders, fills, changes, and exit you recorded. Normal market movement is kept separate from measurable trading costs or benefits.

Similar trades

This finds completed trades that share details such as strategy, session, instrument, and market condition. The comparison method is still experimental. A close match does not guarantee the same result on the next trade.

Trading profile

This shows recurring patterns in your planning, risk, trade handling, market conditions, habits, and progress over time. It is not a personality type or a single score.

Evidence strength

This label explains how much support a result has. It considers the number of reviewed trades, how complete they are, the time covered, and whether the pattern stays consistent. It is not the probability that a conclusion is true.