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Last updated on 22. 9. 2020 by Tomas Hruby
Resultados - Métricas de análisis de la estrategia
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Total Profit
Profit In Pips
AVG anual Profit
This number indicates average profit per year.
Yearly AVG % Return
CAGR
It is an appreciation percentage (p.a.).
Ratio de Sharpe
It is used to help traders to understand the return of an investment compared to its risk. The ratio is the average return earned in excess of the risk-free rate per unit of volatilidad or total risk.
Factor de beneficio
This is a popular indicator. We basically require a value 1.3 or higher.
Ratio rentabilidad/DD
This ratio is widely used. It is good to also consider a risk (in this case drawdown).
Winning Percentage
This indicator usually ranges between 40 and 60 %. Even strategy with WP lower than 50 % can be fine – depends on Risk Reward Ratio (Stop Loss vs. Profit Target), i.e. potential loss or win.
Draw Down
It says what is the biggest downswing of capital (equity).
% Draw Down
This index shows what is the maximum percentage downswing of capital.
Daily AVG Profit
Monthly AVG Profit
Comercio medio
Precisely, this is an average profit per one trade.
Annual% / Max DD%
R Expectancy
It is an average trade with consideration of risk (maximum potential loss of trade).
R Expectancy Score
This indicator extends R EXPECTANCY by an average number of trades per year.
Número de calidad STR
= Strategy Quality Number.
It’s a performance metrics developed by Van Tharp; it measures the quality of a trading system. Standard interpretation of SQN is:
- Score: 1.6 – 1.9 Below average, but trade-able
- Score: 2.0 – 2.4 Average
- Score: 2.5 – 2.9 Good
- Score: 3.0 – 5.0 Excellent
- Score: 5.1 – 6.9 Superb
- Score: 7.0 – Keep this up, and you may have the Holy Grail.
SQN Score
STR QUALITY NUMBER does not consider the length of testing period and number of trades produced. Therefore, there is also SQN SCORE.
Wins/Losses ratio
Payout ratio
It says how many times is the average win bigger than average loss.
AHPR
Z - Puntuación
It describes the position of a raw score (AVERAGE TRADE) in terms of its distance from the mean, when measured in standard deviation units. The z-score is positive if the value lies above the mean, and negative if it lies below the mean.
Z – Probability
This is another statistical value – probability arisen from Z-SCORE and Z-distribution.
Expectativa
Desviación
Exposure
It says what is the percentage of being in the position in the whole sample.
Stagnation In Days
Stagnation In %
This says what is the maximum percentage of creating new high by equity in time.
Gross Profit
Gross Loss
Average Win
Average Loss
Max Consec Wins
Max Consec Losses
Symmetry
compares profit for the long side vs profit for the short side.
Trades Symmetry
compares number of trades long vs short.
NSymmetry
shows ‘-1’ if the long side is profitable while the short is losing money (or opposite). If both are profitable or losing money NSymmetry is ‘0’.
Estabilidad
is a proprietary formula which uses linear regression. It basically evaluates how straight the equity curve is. If it was a straight rising line, Stability would be 1.
Important note: Please remember that all above-mentioned indicators arise from a backtest. It does not guarantee the same results on a real account. It is necessary to do a proper robustness testing to check quality of strategies!
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I noticed that there is not a definition for RSquare in this section.
Also, I am not sure if in the results table if RSquare is just for the training portion of the results table are also for the InSample portion too?
Lastly, when I attempted to add RSquare to the OOS portion of the results table, it was still referring back to the training portion and the InSample portions.
Thank you for your attention on this matter.
Can you please let us know to soporte@Kevin.com with more details and example for the issue? We will check
Stability – Interesting definition. Comparable to R-Square? I understand that Stability is a proprietary formula however, can you give any insight as to the difference between R-Square and Stability.
Also, is it advisable to use Stability as a custom filter, say Stability > 0.8 for example?
Great platform.
Thanks for all your work.
Rojo