No, those transactions were data is not available, or the software has not yet had a chance to calculate the maximum adverse drawdown, do not affect the APD statistic.
No, those transactions were data is not available, or the software has not yet had a chance to calculate the maximum adverse drawdown, do not affect the APD statistic.
I have often thought this as well. It seems like it can count against you but not for you. Ross any insight?
Craig
“No Calc” means the system hasn’t yet determined the Adverse Drawdown. These calculations are typically performed once per day, but can sometimes be delayed.
“N/A” means there was no adverse drawdown for a given trade – that is, you entered the position, and things moved continuously in your favor (at a 15-minute granularity). In these cases, the lack of a drawdown helps your APD stat.
Yes.
