Trades — the journal and the trade card
Mis à jour: 2026-08-14
Every trade of a run is a card. On top: All / Winners / Losers filters, an exit-reason filter (with counts), sorting by entry time or net P&L, a running “net” total, pagination by 100.
Card fields
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| #N | number by entry time |
| UP / DOWN | which contract was bought (DOWN is buying the DOWN token, not shorting) |
| Sparkline | mini-chart of the contract price while held |
| NET P&L and % | net result; % of invested: P&L / (entry × qty) × 100 |
| ENTRY → EXIT | entry/exit prices (as probabilities) |
| fee: | both legs (expiry exits: entry leg only) |
| MAE / MFE | max adverse / favorable excursion, % of entry |
| hold | holding time |
| CONTEXT | exit reason + “34% → 100% elapsed” (entered at 34% of contract life) |
| In / Out | entry/exit time (your local timezone) |
| INDICATORS AT ENTRY | indicator snapshot — verify the signal by hand |
Big MAE on winning trades is a warning: you sat through deep dips, and one day such a dip won’t come back.
Exit reasons
| Code | What happened |
|---|---|
take_profit |
price reached the take |
stop_loss |
the stop fired |
contract_expired |
held to resolution: 1.00 or 0.00; no exit fee |
stop_limit_fill, tp_limit_armed_*, stop_limit_armed_* |
limit / stop-limit exits |
market_switched |
technical close on contract rollover (backtests only) |
The reason distribution is instructive: if the average stop_loss loss is several
times the average take_profit win, your exits are skewed — compute the win rate
needed to pay for it. If 80% of profit comes from contract_expired, the strategy is
effectively “buy and hold to resolution” (Analytics measures
this precisely).
The single-trade page
Click a card: KPIs (Net/Gross P&L, Fee, prices), all attributes, “how the entry signal fired” — every condition with its actual value and a ✓/✗ mark, the indicator snapshot (incl. bid/ask and spread), two charts (the Polymarket contract with IN/OUT markers and 1-minute Binance) and a link to that very market on polymarket.com — any backtest result can be verified down to a single contract.