Profit Factor
Ratio of gross winning trades to gross losing trades. Above 1 means the strategy is net positive.
Profit Factor (PF) = sum of gains / absolute sum of losses. A PF of 2.0 means the strategy makes $2 for every $1 it loses. PF accounts for trade sizing, unlike a simple win rate. A strategy with 40% win rate and PF > 1.5 typically outperforms a 60% win rate strategy with PF 1.1, because the winning trades are large enough to overcome losing streaks. We compute net Profit Factor (after fees + slippage + funding) across every signal we've ever fired · the full number is on /performance.
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