What is R?
R is the dollar risk you set in Settings. The dashboard can show results in dollars, in R, or in ticks.
Feature
Mistake rules are explicit: revenge entries, trading after a daily stop, size above your max, a stop moved away from price, averaging down.
Mistake rules are explicit. Revenge is a new entry inside the cooldown after a losing exit. Trading after the daily stop is a trade taken when the day’s loss had already passed the stop you set. Size is a quantity above the max contracts you set. A widened stop is a stop moved away from price. Averaging down is an add that you tagged and that closed red.
Each hit points at the trade, with a sentence you can read: the seconds after the losing exit, the contracts against the max, the stop prices. The list does not say “you were emotional.” It says which rule fired.
The flagged total on the dashboard and the flagged total on the mistakes page are the same dollars. A trade that breaks two rules is counted once in that total. You can open the trade from the list.
Your tags and notes are not overwritten. A flag sits beside the trade. If you tagged it yourself as an add, the averaging-down rule can use that tag, and the tag remains yours.
Edge stats stay quiet until a bucket has 30 trades, including buckets built from mistake tags. A single revenge trade is a hit. It is not a personality. The report waits for a sample before it speaks.
The daily stop, the max contracts, and the cooldown are in Settings. Change them and the flags recalculate from the trades. The rules are yours, which is why they are on the settings form instead of hidden in a score.
Times in the evidence use the Chicago clock, not a raw timestamp. A stop move shows the time you can compare with the platform, not an ISO string from the database.
Risk tools sit next to reconciliation on purpose. A revenge flag on a day that does not match the statement may be a flag on a bad import. Tie the day, then read the rule. The dollars on the mistakes page and the dollars on the dashboard are the same deduplicated set, so fixing a duplicate fill fixes both.
The page shows the flagged net, the rules that fired, and the net of the book without those trades. The second number is the same deduplicated set the dashboard uses.
Nothing here closes a position. Risk tools describe the trades you already took. They do not send an order.
R is the dollar risk you set in Settings. The dashboard can show results in dollars, in R, or in ticks.
No. Flags are separate from notes and tags.
A trade that breaks two rules is counted once in the total.
Set the cooldown, the daily stop, or the max contracts in Settings. A rule with nothing to compare against does not fire.
Every account is on the plan. Replay walks the fills you uploaded.