Room after entry
See how far price moved in your favor and against you after measured entries and adds.
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Room after entry
Compare the largest measured move in your favor and against you after each entry, re-entry or add.
Maximum favorable excursion (MFE) is the largest measured price movement in the trade's favor after an entry or add and before the position becomes flat. Maximum adverse excursion (MAE) is the largest measured movement against it over that same interval.
The page follows the trades you saved, including a trade made from several round trips. A re-entry starts another measurement. Movement while you hold no position does not inflate the earlier entry's MFE or MAE. Trade P/L remains the result for your whole saved trade, while movement is measured per share from each execution. The selected date range uses the saved trade's final closing date.
The separate 5, 15, 30 and 60-minute price paths keep running for their stated time window, even after you close the position. Missing required candles leave that measurement unavailable. If a grouped trade does not yet have its combined analysis, the page does not replace it with separate results for its round trips.
| Card | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Move in your favor | The average and typical price movement per share in the trade's favor across the complete measured population. |
| Move against you | The average and typical price movement per share against the trade across the complete measured population. |
| Percentage movement | The same movement relative to that execution's price, making differently priced tickers easier to compare. |
Measured candle range
The page uses saved Moomoo one-minute candle evidence. A candle that shares a fill does not prove whether its high or low occurred before the fill, so the Analyzer does not claim that unknown sequence.
Comparisons
Compare entries and adds by direction, EMA alignment and RSI range.
The four comparison rows reuse the same measured execution facts. They show the count plus average movement in your favor and against you in price and percentage terms. They describe the observed sample and do not prescribe a stop, target or adding strategy.
Indicator filters apply to the movement cards, timed price paths and measured-execution table together. Choose one-minute or five-minute indicator context, EMA9 relative to EMA20, and an RSI range. Both conditions must match the same saved context before the execution. Price movement itself still uses one-minute candles. Any keeps rows without added indicator history; selecting a condition separates missing context from actual non-matches. The displayed coverage counts each execution once, not once for every time window.
Measured executions
Audit the entry and add observations behind the long-term statistics.
Ticker and execution filters apply before pagination. On a phone, the complete evidence table keeps readable column widths and moves sideways inside its card; use the visible swipe cue and pinned Ticker column to compare entry price, movement in your favor, movement against you, percentage movement, time until flat and the actual trade result. View full analysis opens the exact trade in Session Tracker without changing the Analyzer population.
Results per page offers 10, 25, 50 or 100 rows. Paging changes only the visible evidence rows; every card and comparison remains calculated from the complete selected date range, Account reporting currency and gross/net population.