Radar: your channels ranked by verified result

When you follow several channels, the question that matters is not which one talks the most but which one pays. Radar ranks your channels by what they actually did, using your own data. Find it under Home → See radar or Channels → Radar.

What data it uses

Only yours. Every signal in the ranking has a verified outcome: either the real trade closed in your account, or shadow mode followed it with your broker’s real candles until it hit target, stop or entry (see how an outcome is decided). No other user’s data enters your radar, and yours never leaves it.

What counts and what does not

Closed signals count: at target, at stop, at entry, or closed by a channel instruction. These do not count, though they are shown separately:

• signals that never entered (price did not reach the level),
• signals followed for the shadow period without touching anything,
• signals still in progress.

The minimum sample

A channel with three signals tells you nothing, even if all three hit target. That is why Radar requires a minimum sample to enter the ranking: it starts at 10 closed signals and you can set it to 5, 20 or 30. Channels that fall short are listed below as muestra insuficiente (insufficient sample), with how many they are missing. Between the minimum and 30 the channel is ranked with a muestra corta (short sample) warning: the number still moves around.

How it is ordered

By what each signal returns on average, in R, discounting what the sample does not know yet. With few signals the uncertainty is large and that discount weighs; with many, hardly at all. So a brilliant channel with 12 signals does not overtake a solid one with 60, and a lucky streak does not lift a channel to first place on one good week.

The numbers for each channel

• Por señal, de media (per signal, on average): the mean result in R. It is what to expect from the next signal if the channel stays the same.
• A objetivo / a stop / en entrada: the split, and the hit rate. A high hit rate with a low average means short targets and long stops.
• Total acumulado: the sum in R of every closed signal.
• Ganado por cada R perdido: how many R were won for each R lost. Below 1, the channel loses.
• Peor caída desde un máximo: how far the curve fell back from its peak. It tells you the bad streak you must sit through to collect the average.
• Racha actual y peor racha: how many in a row right now, and the worst losing series it had.
• Últimos 30 días: the same, for the recent month only, to see whether the channel is still what it was.
• Las perdidas llegaron a +X R antes de caer: if high, many trades went in your favour and came back; a break-even stop on advance would have saved part of it (see management).
• El filtro de noticias habría apartado N: how much the result changes if the news filter had been on.

What Radar does not do

It does not activate or deactivate channels, does not change your settings and recommends nothing: it ranks and shows. The decision is still yours.