Signals dashboard
Every Ninfinity signal, tracked against the market.
Track record at a glance
Open and closed positions
Closed results are final. Open positions are marked at the latest price and still move.
Signal outcomes
Each signal is a small basket of ideas. Any counts it when one idea worked, every only when all of them did.
Accuracy per trade idea
Share of ideas whose asset moved at least this far in the direction called before exit.
Accuracy by holding period
Only positions whose window has fully elapsed are counted.
Conviction grading
Grades are set before any outcome is known, so high conviction should outperform.
Exit rules compared
The same signals under different exit rules. The highest win rate belongs to a rule that loses money.
Performance summary
Performance chart ii
Exit rule: stop at 5%, let winners run
Baseline: hold every trade up to 30 days, with no stops.
Take-profit: exit the first time a trade gains the set amount.
Stop-loss: exit if a trade moves the set amount against you.
Trailing stop: exit if a trade gives back the set amount from its peak.
A take-profit on its own usually hurts this signal stream. Pair it with a tighter stop-loss.
Signal trades
| Issued (UTC) |
Status |
Direction |
Asset |
Class |
Conviction |
Entry $ |
P&L % |
MFE % |
MAE % |
Closed (UTC) |
Exit |
Shock question |
Coverage and concentration
A few assets carry many rows, because themes re-alert and each signal expands into a basket.