The monthly report
The period, stated once, with everything reconciling to it.
- Monthly Scorecard
- The Result
- How You Traded It
Analytics and reports
Not how you did.
Which parts of it worked.
Built entirely from trades you logged and reviewed — which is why it can say what to change rather than only what happened.
The board
Your own trading, scored.
Every factor Ironline can measure about how you trade, grouped by what it is about — the tape, the chart, the fundamentals, the setup, the sizing, and you.
Analytic snapshot
The top factors feeding your success beside the top factors holding you back.
Each side ranked by what it actually contributed, with the win rate, the number of trades behind it, and one line saying what it means. This is the first thing to read and usually the only thing you need to act on this week.
Conditions, not rules
A factor only counts when the condition attached to it holds.
Each factor carries the qualifier the evidence supports — the case that has to be true for it to pay, marked ONLY WHEN, and the case that cancels it, marked NO CONDITION. That distinction is the difference between a statistic about your trading and something you can act on.
How you were, not just what you traded
The state you were in when you pressed the button.
Checklists completed before the order rather than after it, calm entries, what a win streak does to your sizing, and what chasing costs — each with the sample behind it and the condition that qualifies it.
Risk and sizing
Whether your size followed the model, and what it cost when it did not.
Sizing against the risk model, stops moved after entry, and correlated heat across open positions — scored the same way as everything else on the board.
The numbers behind it
Entry tells, exit tells, stops, holds and costs.
Where your stop actually belongs, how long to hold, what changed between entry and exit, what the chart looked like, and what your quality scores predict.
The full report
Every chapter, separated into the decision it measures.
Read the complete report chapter by chapter. Each preview is compact; its checks state exactly what that chapter measures.
Where the edge lives
The conditions your record says you are actually good in.
- Setup and playbook performance
- Session and day-of-week patterns
- Regime and duration results
Entries
What the good ones had in common.
- Entry timing and confirmation
- Volume, liquidity and range
- Pre-entry context
Exits
The half of the trade most journals never grade.
- Exit reason and timing
- Post-exit follow-through
- Scale and hold decisions
Efficiency, plans not taken, planning
What you captured, what you skipped, and whether your own numbers were any good.
- Exit Efficiency
- Plans Not Taken
- Planning Numbers
Costs, factors, and what to do next
The report ends with instructions, not a summary.
- Costs & Capital
- Factor Scoreboard
- What To Do Next
How an edge gets found
A factor is not an edge until you know when it holds.
Ironline weighs every factor against the evidence available at the moment you decided — 603 factors, including market data, each held to an evidence bar before it can rank.
The factor
Something measurable that was true when you entered: the session, the cap, the setup, the volatility regime, whether the timeframes agreed, how you were behaving that day.
The condition
The board does not stop at “this pays”. It attaches the qualifier the evidence supports — the case that has to hold for the factor to be worth anything, and the case that cancels it.
The evidence bar
Factors that have not cleared the sample and significance bars are shown as such rather than ranked. A thin sample is reported as a thin sample, not dressed up as a finding.
It only works if the log is honest.
The Journal is where reviews are grounded in the record you save — synced automatically from your broker, or imported by CSV.