Luck or edge?
Upload your trade history. We check whether your result is an edge or chance — the same way we test our own strategies.
How to export a report from MetaTrader
You save the HTML report in desktop MetaTrader (Windows or Mac) — the mobile app shows your history but can't save it to a file. Menu names may differ slightly between versions.
MetaTrader 5
- Open the Toolbox window — shortcut Ctrl+T.
- Go to the History tab.
- Right-click the table and choose the period: All History or a custom period.
- Right-click again and choose Report → HTML.
- Save the file (e.g. ReportHistory-12345678.html) and load it here.
MetaTrader 4
- Open the Terminal window — shortcut Ctrl+T.
- Go to the Account History tab.
- Right-click the table and choose All History.
- Right-click again and choose Save as Detailed Report.
- Save the file (e.g. DetailedStatement.htm) and load it here.
Only have a phone? Type your results into the tool's “Paste results” tab or log your trades in the journal — it works on phones too.
The file never leaves your computer — the site reads it in your browser. The report contains your account number and name, so don't share it unless you need to. Guide on its own page
R from the report:
Unit:
Example data: 150 trades of a made-up trend-following strategy. Load your own to see your verdict.
Everything runs in your browser. Your file is never uploaded anywhere.
Verdict
Longest losing streak
Drawdown
How many more trades
Equity curve in R
Your order20 random orders of the same trades
How we calculate
- 90% range: bootstrap — 10,000 resamples with replacement from your results.
- Losing streak: exact probability for your win rate and number of trades (independent trades).
- Drawdown: 2,000 random orders of the same trades.
- Trades needed: (2 × spread ÷ average)².
- R = result ÷ the trade's risk. From a report, risk comes from the stop-loss. If the stop was moved close to entry or is missing, we assume a fixed risk: the median risk of the other trades, or the median loss.
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