Coverage and limits

Understand why an Analytics result can be complete, partial, empty or unavailable.

In this guide

Which trades contribute Unavailable is not zero Analytics and Trade Analyzer are different

Which trades contribute

Analytics uses confirmed completed Trade Tracker trades that have the facts required for the selected result.

Confirmed open positions remain separate from realized P/L. A pending Data Decision can keep the affected chain out of a calculation, but it does not hide unrelated completed trades that are ready to use.

See why a confirmed open position remains outside realized completed-trade results.

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Resolve a factual question with broker evidence when the page asks for one.

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Unavailable is not zero

Analytics leaves a result visibly unavailable when the necessary facts are missing or a calculation has no valid denominator.

No completed trades in a view is an empty population. A displayed zero is a calculated zero. An unavailable value means Analytics does not have enough accepted information to calculate that specific result safely. Help does not turn any of those states into a guess.

Analytics and Trade Analyzer are different

Analytics uses its own completed-trade population; Trade Analyzer has separate market-data and replay requirements.

A trade can appear in Analytics without being eligible for a Trade Analyzer replay. Use Trade Analyzer Help when you are reviewing saved chart and candle evidence rather than regular Trade Tracker outcome summaries.

Learn about chart replay and its separate eligibility and data requirements.

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