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Actual vs Signal
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Latency by time of dayEach dot is one fill, placed by clock time (x-axis) and how long it took to execute after the signal fired (y-axis). Dots clustered at specific times reveal when fills are consistently slow — e.g. a stack at the top of each bar usually means TradingView is queueing webhooks at bar-close.
Entry slip vs Exit slipEach dot is one trade. X = entry leg's slip in $, Y = exit leg's slip. Top-right = both legs helped; bottom-left = both legs hurt. A cluster in one quadrant tells you whether entries or exits are the systemic problem.
Latency distributionHow many fills landed in each delay bucket (entries + exits combined). Dashed lines mark median, P90, and P99 so you can see typical vs worst-case latency at a glance.
Net slip by symbolPost-fee net slip totaled per instrument. Green bars = that symbol's fills beat the signal on aggregate; red = they hurt. Count of trades per symbol is shown in the tooltip.
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