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The RRR (the figure shown by FTMO / MetaStats) only compares the average size of your winners to your losers, in currency: average win ÷ average loss. Average R ties each trade to your own stop (result ÷ risk taken), so it measures your money management. A big currency gain with a wide stop gives a small R; a small gain with a tight stop gives a big R. FTMO can only show RRR because it doesn't know your stops: Tradoshi shows both.
Formula. Sum of all trade results, fees included (commission + swap).
Read it. Your real profit or loss over the period.
Formula. Net P&L ÷ starting capital, in %.
Read it. Your performance as a percentage, independent of account size.
Formula. Net P&L ÷ number of trades.
Read it. What an average trade earns, winners and losers combined. Positive = winning system.
Formula. Winning trades ÷ total trades.
Read it. The share of your trades in the green. Not enough alone if your losses are big (see Profit factor and average R).
Formula. Total gains ÷ total losses (absolute value).
Read it. How much you earn per $1 lost. Above 1 = profitable.
Formula. Longest run of consecutive winners / losers.
Read it. Your psychological resilience. A long losing streak is where discipline cracks.
Formula. Average result of winning / losing trades.
Read it. The typical size of a winner and a loser, in currency.
Formula. Average win ÷ average loss (absolute value). This is FTMO / MetaStats' 'Average RRR'.
Read it. How much your winners weigh against your losers. Ignores your stop.
Formula. The best and worst result on a single trade.
Read it. Your extremes. A biggest loss far above your average = a blown stop.
Formula. For each trade, R = result ÷ risk taken (entry → stop distance). Averaged over trades with a known stop (winners +R, losers −R).
Read it. How many times your risk you win on average per trade. Your expectancy, in risk units.
Formula. The largest drop in your equity curve from a peak, in currency and %.
Read it. The worst run of cumulative losses. This is what blows a prop firm challenge.
Formula. Mean ÷ standard deviation of your daily results (non-annualized, FTMO / MetaStats convention).
Read it. The consistency of your performance. Higher = steadier gains. Unreliable over few days.
Formula. Average duration between opening and closing a trade.
Read it. Your style (scalping, intraday, swing) and whether you hold positions as planned.
Formula. The best and worst cumulative P&L on a single day.
Read it. Your extreme days. A huge worst day = a day without discipline.
Formula. Each month's P&L ÷ starting capital, in %.
Read it. Your steadiness month after month. Consistency beats one big isolated month.