### Example Calculation Source: https://tradingtune.com/glossary Demonstrates a simple calculation for win rate and average profit/loss. ```python 0.58 * 120 - 0.42 * 95 # 29.7 ``` -------------------------------- ### Calculate Sharpe Ratio Source: https://tradingtune.com/glossary Calculates the average periodic return per unit of return volatility. Requires the 'statistics' module for mean and standard deviation. ```Python from statistics import mean, pstdev # Return earned per unit of volatility, on periodic (e.g. daily) returns. def sharpe(returns, risk_free=0.0): excess = [r - risk_free for r in returns] return mean(excess) / pstdev(excess) ``` -------------------------------- ### Calculate Maximum Drawdown Source: https://tradingtune.com/glossary Calculates the largest peak-to-trough equity drop as a fraction of the prior peak. Assumes equity is a list of values. ```Python # Largest peak-to-trough drop in equity, as a fraction of the prior peak. def max_drawdown(equity): peak, mdd = equity[0], 0.0 for value in equity: peak = max(peak, value) mdd = max(mdd, (peak - value) / peak) return mdd max_drawdown([100, 120, 90, 130, 110]) # 0.25 ``` -------------------------------- ### Calculate Win Rate Source: https://tradingtune.com/glossary Calculates the share of closed trades that ended in profit. The value ranges from 0 to 1. ```Python # Share of closed trades that ended in profit (0 to 1). win_rate = winning_trades / total_trades # Example: 82 winners out of 142 trades 82 / 142 # 0.577 ``` -------------------------------- ### Calculate Profit Factor Source: https://tradingtune.com/glossary Calculates the gross profit earned per dollar of gross loss. A value above 1 indicates net positive performance. ```Python # Gross profit per unit of gross loss. Above 1 is net positive. profit_factor = gross_profit / abs(gross_loss) # Example: 5400 in winners against 2850 in losers 5400 / 2850 # 1.89 ``` -------------------------------- ### Calculate Expectancy Per Trade Source: https://tradingtune.com/glossary Calculates the average profit or loss per trade, weighted by the frequency of wins and losses. ```Python # Average profit (or loss) per trade. expectancy = win_rate * avg_win - (1 - win_rate) * avg_loss ``` === COMPLETE CONTENT === This response contains all available snippets from this library. No additional content exists. Do not make further requests.