Brief Overview

This guide walks you through the new Indicator Provider Details page, which consolidates performance metrics, risk/reward-related data, and subscriber insights for a given provider.

Steps / Instructions

1. On the left-hand sidebar, click on Providers.

2. A page will open showing a list of all available IPs.

3. Find and click on the provider you're interested in.

After that you’ll be taken to a new page with detailed information about that indicator.

Provider Overview

This section displays the provider’s strategy summary and includes a link to their communication channel (such as Discord or others).

Indicator List

Here, you can view all indicators submitted by the provider. The status indicates the highest TP (Take Profit) level reached on the provider’s broker.

⚠️ Note: Your configured settings may trigger close actions at different points based on your custom TP/SL settings.

Filters Panel

Use filters to customize the data displayed on the page. You can filter based on:

• Time period

• TP level

• Trade direction (Side)

• Symbol (Asset)

By default, results are shown for all time, TP1, both directions, and all symbols. Adjusting any filter will automatically update the entire dashboard.

Watch a quick demo:

TP Filter Impact

When you change the TP level filter, the following blocks update accordingly:

SL/TP Analysis Breakdown

1. We take Fixed SL and Fixed TP levels using:

   • The most frequently reached TP levels from winning trades

     

   • The most commonly used SL levels across all trade ideas

     

2. We determine Risk and Reward values by analyzing the correlation between Fixed SL and Fixed TP.

   

3. Based on the combination of Fixed SL and Fixed TP, we calculate the minimum win rate needed to break even under the selected assumptions.

4. We then compare this to the provider's historical win rate for that combination.

5. The last column shows whether the historical data meets the selected break-even assumptions.

   

How can you use this data?

1. Set Fixed SL and TP in your Strategies Stop Loss and Take Profit settings.

2. Set Risk to Reward ratios in your Strategies's Stop Loss and Take Profit settings.

How can I see which pip/point values correspond to the provider's TP1, TP2, etc.?

1. Open the TP Level Filter

2. Select the TP level you want to analyze

3. Check the average TP value in pips

ℹ️ Note: Values in the SL/TP Analysis table might differ from the average TP due to varying pips/points definitions used by the provider across trade ideas.

Watch the walkthrough:

How SL/TP Metrics Vary by Symbol

To understand how the provider’s SL/TP settings vary across assets:

1. View the provider’s overall results:

   

2. Check the asset breakdown:

   

3. Apply an asset filter to see symbol-specific metrics:

   

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Understanding the Header and Subscription Options

• Profile Section (Top-Left):

  • Shows the provider’s name, subscription price, and a monthly or yearly plan toggle.

  • Subscribe / Configure Strategy: Buttons to subscribe or enable strategy assistance (if applicable).

• Strategy Overview:

  • Explains the provider’s approach (e.g., “combination of fundamental and technical analysis”).

  • Click “Show details” for more information about how they generate indicators.

Reviewing the Last Indicator Table (Top-Middle)

• Pair & Type: Shows which currency pairs (e.g., USD/CAD) and whether it was a Buy or Sell indicator direction.

• Gain: Displays the highest Take Profit (TP) level hit (in pips) or the result of the trade.

• Status: Indicates whether the signal was Won, Lost, or Canceled, along with timestamps.

• Date: The time the idea was given.

Tip: Hover over the “Gain” column to see notes on how the profit figure is measured (e.g., highest TP level).

Key Performance Metrics (Below the Last Indicators)

You’ll see several boxes summarizing the provider’s overall trading stats:

• Win Rate %: Percentage of trades closed in profit.

• Profit Factor: Ratio of the sum of winning trade profits to losing trade losses (over 1.0 is typically “profitable”).

• Expectancy: Average profit per trade (in dollars).

• Sharp Ratio (listed as “Sharpe Ratio” or “Sharp Ratio”): Risk-adjusted performance metric.

• Risk (Avg TP, Avg SL, etc.): Average take-profit and stop-loss used.

• Long vs. Short Trade Ideas: Total count of buy (long) vs. sell (short) signals.

• Prov. Avg Dur (Provider Average Duration): Typical duration the provider holds trades.

Analyzing Charts and Distributions

1. TP HIT Distribution

   • Bar chart showing how frequently certain TP levels (in pips) are reached before the trade closes.

   • Taller bars at lower pip values indicate the provider often takes smaller, quicker profits; higher bars at bigger pip values suggest aiming for larger moves.

2. Stop Loss Usage

   • Displays the most common stop-loss levels the provider sets (e.g., -30 pips, -40 pips, etc.).

   • Helps you assess how the provider manages downside risk.

3. SL/TP Analysis Table

   • Shows fixed SL, fixed TP, risk, reward, and minimum win rate needed to break even.

   • The table also includes the actual provider’s win rate and indicates whether the historical data meets the selected break-even assumptions.

4. Monthly Win Rate

   • A bar chart reflecting the provider’s monthly performance.

   • Easily spot winning/losing streaks over time.

5. Qty of Indicators Monthly

   • Another bar chart showing how many trade signals this provider sends each month.

   • Helps gauge how active or selective the provider is.

6. Overall Win Rate Detailed

   • Displays total trades, winning trades, losing trades, and the aggregated win percentage.

   • Great for a quick overview of historical performance.

7. Assets Traded

   • Pie chart summarizing which currency pairs or assets the provider focuses on (e.g., EUR/USD, GBP/USD).

   • Allows you to see if their specialty aligns with your interests.

8. SL HIT Distribution

   • Bar chart showing how often different stop-loss (SL) levels get triggered among closed trades by subscribers.

   • Complements the earlier “Stop Loss Usage” chart but now from the actual trade outcomes perspective.

9. Lot Size Distribution

   • Reveals the range of lot sizes subscribers typically use.

   • Useful for understanding whether trades are generally scaled large or small.

How to Interpret the Data

• Consistency Over Time: Check monthly and overall win rates to see if the provider’s historical results are consistent over time.

• Risk Management: Analyze the Stop Loss Usage and SL HIT Distributions—tight SLs often mean smaller risk but possibly more frequent hits.

• Profit Targets: TP HIT Distribution helps you evaluate if the provider targets quick scalps, moderate gains, or big swings.

• Trade Volume: If the provider sends many signals monthly (Qty of Indicators Monthly), you may need more active monitoring.

• Alignment with Your Style: Compare the assets traded and the lot size distribution to your own trading habits and risk appetite.

Expected Results and Validation

1. Accurate Performance Insight:

   • After reviewing charts and tables, you should be able to gauge how well the provider performs historically.

   • Validation: You can reference the monthly or overall win rates to confirm performance consistency.

2. Better Risk Assessment:

   • Understanding common SL levels and risk-reward ratios helps you see if the provider’s risk approach matches your preferences.

   • Validation: If the provider’s average SL range is within your comfort zone (e.g., -30 pips), you’re likely aligned.

3. Informed Subscription Decision:

   • With all the data in one place, deciding to subscribe or not becomes easier.

Troubleshooting and Common Issues

1. Data Not Loading:

   • Possible Causes: Network connectivity, server maintenance, or subscription level.

   • Solution: Refresh the page, check your internet connection, or verify you have the correct subscription tier to view advanced metrics.

2. Inconsistent Win Rate Display:

   • Possible Causes: Provider’s trades are still open, data needs time to update.

   • Solution: Wait for trades to close or check after the 24-hour data refresh.

Summary

In this new Indicator Provider Details page, you gain a comprehensive view of a provider’s performance, risk management, and subscriber profitability. By reviewing charts on TP/SL usage, win rates, and monthly trade frequency, you can make a more informed decision about following or copying the provider’s indicators.

Key Takeaways

• Use the performance stats (win rate, profit factor, Sharpe ratio) as a quick reference to assess overall historical results.

• Deep-dive into the distribution charts to understand where profits and losses commonly occur.

• Compare the provider’s strategy and asset focus with your personal trading style and risk tolerance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Q: How often are these statistics updated?

   A: Generally, statistics refresh every 24 hours. However, some real-time data (like open trades) might appear with a short delay.

2. Q: If I see negative stats, does that mean the provider is always losing money?

   A: A single period of underperformance doesn't automatically indicate consistent unprofitability. Look at several months of data for a complete picture. Use side and symbol filters to analyze specific performance patterns.