Performance score
Five weighted components, every point traceable.
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/ 100Trading performance intelligence
EdgeForge analyses every trading decision you make, grades it against your own playbook, surfaces the patterns behind your wins and losses, and shows you exactly what to fix next.
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Net P&L
$0
Win rate
0.0%
Profit factor
0.00
Avg R
+0.00
Equity curve
47 tradesRecent trades
Setup grade
A-
AI analysis
Your London-session continuation longs return +0.94R on average. The same setup traded in Asia returns -0.31R.
3 new patterns detected
Screenshot analysis
Upload your chart and EdgeForge reads the setup, entry, stop and target — then grades eight decisions and explains every letter.
Screenshot analyser
eurusd-1m-london.png · uploaded

Setup grade
A-
8 graded components
Why this grade
The idea matched your written playbook and the entry was taken at the fair value gap retest rather than chased. The stop sat 4 pips inside structure, which cost half a grade — widening it would have kept the same target with the same risk.
The loop
Trade data
47 trades logged
Entries, stops, targets, sessions, setups, emotions and mistakes.
EdgeForge analysis
8 grades per trade
Every decision scored F to A+ with the reasoning written out.
Pattern recognition
68% of losses
Occurred on trades taken outside your planned session.
0% off-session losses
Improvement
+1.9R per week
Projected gain from respecting your own session rule.
Inside EdgeForge
Five weighted components, every point traceable.
0
/ 100Setup to adherence, F through A+.
A losing trade can still be an A — good process is graded separately from the outcome.
Strengths, leaks and the conditions you thrive in.
Your account had you followed your own rules.
+$4,310 left on the table
Daily P&L, trade count and R at a glance.
Which setups actually pay, ranked by expectancy.
I stopped guessing which setups worked. The grades made my worst habit obvious in a week.
The counterfactual view was uncomfortable and exactly what I needed to see.
A losing trade graded A finally taught me the difference between process and outcome.