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Tracking gives its first reading after 20 live trades and 14 days.
Tracking needs 20 trades and 14 days before its first reading. A robot linked on the trial's first day reaches that on the last day at the earliest. A robot that already has that much history can get one sooner.
Nothing proven either way.
A false alarm is Below breakeven on a robot that had not stopped working: the losing run was bad luck after all.
It raises the alarm only on strong evidence: on a healthy strategy, about one false alarm in a hundred.
Track many strategies for years and those odds add up.
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Recent trades lean toward losing, but bad luck could still explain it. Not enough to call it either way yet.
A comparison of profit factors assumes each row is one whole trade, standing on its own.
The trades cannot be compared fairly.
The terminal was offline too often.
The account has stopped reporting.
Nothing has closed lately.
Robots that open several positions as one basket or close positions in pieces, which many grids and martingales do, and accounts whose trades do not add up. The trades are still logged. The reading is Can't judge.
60 past trades, read in one passNo alarm sent
A robot that already has enough trades gets its first reading as soon as Oathra has read its past trades. That first reading never sends the alarm.