Analyse TradingView Strategy Results

Analyse Strategy is an independent task that reviews results from any TradingView strategy. The strategy does not need to have been created by Xen, and the analysis does not inspect source code or an existing project. Run the backtest in TradingView first and export the Strategy Tester List of Trades as a CSV file. The file must contain data and be no larger than 2 MB.

TradingView can represent entries and exits across multiple rows. Xen normalises the export into completed trades before calculating statistics, avoiding double-counting from the raw CSV structure. GPT 5.6 Luna then interprets the normalised trades and authoritative calculated evidence.

Export and analyse trades

Choose Analyse Strategy, select Add CSV file and upload one List of Trades export. Xen checks the structure and reports how many completed trades were recognised. Add optional context when the report should focus on a particular concern, such as drawdown, long and short differences or an out-of-sample period, then select Analyse trade report.

Read and save the report

The report summarises performance, key findings, risk and robustness observations, recommended tests and missing evidence. It can discuss net profit, drawdown, trade count, win rate, profit factor, streaks, long and short behaviour, excursion and outlier dependence. Use Save report as PDF to open the browser print view when you need a copy.

Interpret the evidence carefully

A profitable historical test does not prove that a strategy will remain profitable. Confirm that commission, slippage, chart type, symbol, timeframe, date range and order settings represent the intended use. The report analyses the supplied trades; it cannot prove that the strategy source matches its requirements or that TradingView's simulated fills match future execution.

If a finding suggests a change, open the source separately in Existing Strategy and make one controlled modification. Retest with appropriate in-sample and out-of-sample data before deciding whether the change improved robustness rather than fitting one export.