How do the Analytics filters work?
The row above the tabs — All assets, All time and Filters — narrows every tab at once. Same idea as the Journal's filters, applied to the charts instead of a list.
Analytics always describes a set of trades, and the filter row is how you say which set. Narrow to one setup and every chart on every tab is now about that setup alone.
The vocabulary matches the Journal deliberately, so you do not have to learn it twice:
- All assetsAsset class and individual instrument.
- All timeThe period. All time, this month, the last 30 or 90 days, year to date, this calendar year, or last year.
- FiltersThe setup, the session, and whether the trade won or lost.
The account being analysed is not in this row — it comes from the account selector in the bar across the top of the app, the same one the Journal and Dashboard use. Switch account there and Analytics follows.
Filtering is also the cure for a chart that looks wrong. A cut that includes a demo account or a period when you were trading something else entirely will not describe how you trade now.
