What does the Compare button do?

It puts two slices of your own record side by side — two setups, two sessions, or winners against losers — and shows the same eight figures for each, with a verdict at the bottom.

Every other filter in Analytics narrows the whole page to one group of trades. Compare is the only place that holds two groups at once, which is what you actually want whenever the question is "is this better than that".

Compare sits at the right-hand end of the filter row, so it is available from every tab. It opens a panel titled ⚖ Compare Filters.

Set each group up with three dropdowns:

• SetupAny setup, or one of yours by name.
• SessionAny session, New York, London/NY, London, Tokyo or Asia.
• ResultAny result, winners only, or losers only.

Leave a dropdown on "any" and it does not narrow. Group A is blue throughout, Group B is amber, and each column header names its group from whatever you selected — "DZL · New York" — with its trade count beside it.