What can I get a Deep Research report on?

Around sixty-five different reports, spread across all five working tabs. On a well-filled account roughly ninety Full Report ↗ buttons are live at once.

Rather than a single report on everything, each panel has its own. So the answer to "what can I get one on" is close to "whatever you are looking at" — and the useful version of the question is which tab holds the reports worth opening first.

• OverviewThe Performance Score, your key performance stats, the equity curve and the fuller statistics table. Start here if you want the score explained rather than displayed.
• EdgePlaybook against random trades, playbook adherence over time, the four cross-analysis matrices, setup × context combinations, trade frequency, weekly and monthly consistency, performance by account type, conditional expectancy, and CVD order flow.
• ExecutionExit quality, best exit analysis, entry improvement modelling, exit discipline, five separate MAE/MFE reports, payoff ratio trend, alternative fixed-R exits, three on hold time, time efficiency, return per contract, win rate by trade number in the day, and your mistakes and custom tags.
• RiskDrawdown episodes, intraday drawdown, equity curve smoothness, daily and rolling consistency, setup degradation, trade P&L distribution, statistical edge confidence, the R-normalized dashboard, R-multiple distribution, R-adjusted performance, luck factor, dollar risk uniformity, setup risk profile, position sizing, commissions, gross against net, the daily loss limit, risk of ruin, prop firm pass probability, the overtrading detector, perfect execution simulation and instrument-level risk.
• PsychologyTop mental predictors, your score trend, decision quality by mental state, tilt, session fade, self-calibration, the readiness calendar, outcome autocorrelation, consecutive trade behaviour, per-trade emotion cost, cognitive bias detection, routine adherence, process focus, market condition and session emotion.

Psychology carries the most of any tab, which is the opposite of what most people expect — because every mental measure needs more explaining than a P&L figure does.

Not every one carries the Deep Research name. A handful are titled for what they are — "Performance Statistics — Full Report", "Routine Adherence — Full Impact Report", "Session Fade Index — Time-of-Day Breakdown" — but they open from the same button, in the same panel, and are built the same way. The button is the thing to look for, not the title.

Elsewhere in the app the same idea appears under its own name: on the Stats page each exhibit carries a blue Deep research → button instead of the quiet corner arrow. Same kind of thing, different surface.