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The two pages most people read before deciding anything.
- How to analyse trading performanceThe five-step review: fix the sample, split profit from loss, find the concentration, subtract cost, end with one testable change.
- How to choose a trading journalEleven checks to run against any product, the claims that should lower your confidence, and an honest account of where Orderblock loses.
Guides
- Trading journal vs spreadsheetThe four points where a spreadsheet stops being the right tool, what each one costs, and how to migrate without importing your own transcription errors.
- Choosing a forex journalThe five ways an equity-oriented journal quietly gets forex wrong: currency, swap, hedging, partial closes and broker server time.
- MT4 and MT5 journal setupTwo routes into MetaTrader history, why the connection uses an investor password, and what to reconcile before you rely on an import.
- Using AI in a weekly reviewWhat an AI trading partner should actually do, the three products that share the name, and a review loop you can run every Friday.
Trading metrics reference
Each page gives the formula Orderblock uses, a worked example, the ways the metric is misread, and what it excludes.
- All metric definitionsThe full reference, generated from the application’s own metric registry so a published formula cannot drift from the one in the product.
- Profit factorGross profit over gross loss: what counts as good, why it breaks with no losing trades, and the sample size it needs.
- Win rateWhy it cannot stand alone, and the payoff figure that decides whether a 60% win rate is profitable or ruinous.
- ExpectancyThe average net outcome per trade, and how it interacts with frequency and cost.
- Realized RResults measured in units of the risk you recorded at entry, and what losses beyond 1R tell you about execution.
- Maximum drawdownWhy closed-trade drawdown and equity drawdown give different numbers for the same account, and which one you are reading.
- Reward / risk ratioRealized payoff against the ratio you planned, and what the gap between them diagnoses.
- Losing streaksHow long a losing run a given win rate produces by chance, and when a streak is evidence of something actually breaking.
- Trading fees and cost dragHow costs are recorded, why broker-reported net P&L must not be reduced again, and when cost removes an edge entirely.
Product pages
If you are looking for what the software does rather than how to think about trading, the feature overview covers the whole workspace, the broker page lists every supported route, and the pricing page has the plan limits and billing terms in full.