Alert referee
A source that sells alerts rarely shows how its subscribers did. This measures how you did: paste its entry alerts, and your own fills from the journal or a broker export are matched to them, then counted: how many you took, your net after fees, your entry against the alert price, and the same dollars held, or in SPY, over the same dates. It reads your record and the alerts you paste, in this browser; the daily bars behind the baselines are end-of-day and dated where they print. Measurements, never a recommendation.
Read 0 alerts.
0 closed or open trades in your journal. A match is the same ticker and side, closed from the alert’s date to the window’s end; each trade answers one alert, the earliest first. The journal dates a trade by its close, which is why the window runs to the close. Your journal here is empty: log or import trades first.
Paste alerts above and the measurements appear here.
Measurements of your own fills against alerts you pasted, nothing more. Nothing here says whether to keep, stop or size a source, and no source is graded anywhere but on your screen. Your alerts, the source’s name and your draft stay in this browser.