- Service description
- Quick start
- Frequently asked questions
- Do I pay for one account or for the entire service?
- What if I have changed my broker or the stock exchange? How can I reflect this in the service?
- How can I get trial access to the service?
- Why can’t I upload a brokerage report?
- Dates of some trades/transactions in report are older than dates of trades that you already uploaded
- The results for the given account do not correspond with the reality
- The methods of entry/exit do not suit me (user columns)
- Entering initial positions
- Accounts – Accounts setup – Managing accounts
- What is an account?
- Accounts control panel
- Creating an account
- Editing the account
- Activating or extending the account
- Data representation settings – How to add/delete columns in the trade table – How to add user columns
- Setting the instrument label equivalents
- Populating the account with demo data
- Creating a link to your account view
- Trades: Managing trades
- What is a trade? Trade features
- Trade management panel
- Table of trades
- Trades editor
- Algorithms for extracting trades automatically
- Loading a brokerage report
- Bulk editing of trades
- Duplicating trades
- Combining trades
- Deleting trades
- Correcting the results of trades
- Adding a comment to a trade
- Adding screenshots to a trade
- Exporting trades in Excel format
- Backing up trades
- STATISTICS
- Terms of service
- Payment
How your results relate to the day of the week
The chart reflects the results for the entire length of time, grouped by days of the week.
The green part of the bar shows how much money you have made on all positive trades on that day of the week, and the red part reflects the negative trades.
The difference will reflect the overall result.
The overall result is shown in the table below.
As a rule, when you analyze a long period of time, you will discover that some days of the week are much better or much worse than other days, and you can then analyze the reasons why this is true.
