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Last updated on 23. 4. 2026 by Kornel Mazur

Strategy Correlation

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Results → Strategy Correlation

The Strategy Correlation tab appears only when multiple backtest results exist for the strategy, such as when:

You merged multiple strategies into a portfolio via the Databank
You used Backtest on Additional Markets to test across several symbols

Key Features

Displays a correlation matrix between strategies
Metrics are computed based on:
- Profit/Loss
- Trade count

You can choose the time granularity for correlation analysis:

Hourly
Daily
Weekly
Monthly

This analysis helps identify redundant or highly correlated strategies, supporting better portfolio diversification decisions.

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