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Open Trades Entry Price Summary Information

Sampled Thu Feb 2 20:30:01 2006 (EST)
(Next sampling: Thu Feb 2 21:30:01 2006 (EST))

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The above graphs show statistics on the price points currently open trades were entered into. The cumulative distribution of the price points at which the trades were entered into is shown. There are four quadrants:

  1. Top-right quadrant: Buy trades that were entered into at a price above the current price
    (These trades have a negative unrealized P/L).
  2. Bottom-right quadrant: Sell trades that were entered into at a price above the current price
    (These trades have a positive unrealized P/L).
  3. Bottom-left quadrant: Sell Trades that were entered into at a price below the current price
    (These trades have a negative unrealized P/L).
  4. Top-left quadrant: Buy trades that were entered into at a price below the current price
    (These trades have a positive unrealized P/L).

All trades for a given currency pair add up to 100%

How to read these graphs: If the height of the green area at +100 pips extends to 20%, then this means that 20 percent of all open trades for this currency pair are long and entered into at a price point that lies between the "current" price and the "current" price plus 100 pips. If the red area at -150 pips extends to 10%, then 10 percent of all open trades for this currency pair are short and entered into at a price point between the "current" price and the "current" price minus 150 pips.

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