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Comparing Requests

This page explains how two Statistics Requests can be compared side-by-side. This feature is essential for spotting trends and tracking the impact of small logic adjustments between different simulations.

Opening the Comparison Page​

To compare two strategies side-by-side, navigate to the My Statistics Requests page and follow these steps:

  1. Select Requests: Click the checkbox on the left side of the two Request rows you wish to compare.
  2. Initiate Comparison: Click the Compare button located at the top of the data grid.
  3. Analyze: You will be navigated to a dedicated comparison page where metrics from both requests are overlaid for easy analysis.

Page Contents​

Equity Curves​

The primary view plots the combined (Short and Long direction) Equity Curves of both selected Statistics Requests on a single chart. This allows you to visualize the difference in growth and DrawDowns between the two strategies in real-time.

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The Equity Curves maintain chronological distance. This means that if there is a longer period with no active Trades, the chart will reflect this with a horizontal "gap" or flat line to accurately represent the passage of time.

Side-by-Side Analysis​

For a deeper dive, the two Requests are presented in a two-column layout labeled Request 1 and Request 2. This allows you to compare the following components directly:

  • Summary Cards: High-level performance metrics.
  • RR Cloud Charts: Time-of-day performance bubbles.
  • Hourly RR Charts: Hourly average profitability.
  • Aggregated Results in USD: Performance over specific time blocks.
  • Setup Size - Sum RR: Performance filtered by trade size.
  • Pie Charts: Win/Loss and Entry/No-Entry ratios.
  • Distributions of Trade RRs: Histogram of risk-reward frequency.
  • Statistics Settings: A direct comparison of the parameters used for each simulation.
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To see a detailed explanation of what each of these charts and summaries represents, please refer to the Viewing a Request's Details documentation.