Cumulative completion
Targets reached by the stated observation date, including targets that needed more than five sessions.
Read each signal day as a complete cohort: total setups, confirmed HIT, still OPEN and elapsed trading sessions.
Every setup stays in the denominator.
Illustrative arithmetic matching the supplied February example. Cumulative completion can include targets reached after five sessions; it is not a five-session hit rate.
Explore the real historical day →Completion to date = confirmed HIT ÷ total signals × 100.
Illustrative example: 9 signals, 8 HIT and 1 OPEN give 88.9% cumulative completion. The denominator includes all signals from that setup date, not just the successful examples.
A recent cohort has had fewer trading sessions to reach its targets. Compare cohorts with their follow-up period and measurement date in view.
Targets reached by the stated observation date, including targets that needed more than five sessions.
A separate fixed-window measure. Only cohorts with the required follow-up can be evaluated on the same horizon.
The report follows statistical price objectives. It does not model an executed portfolio or net trading profits.
Signal date · Total signals · Confirmed target hits · Still OPEN · Completion percentage · Elapsed sessions · Results observation date.
The setup date groups the signals issued together. The HIT date records when an individual target was reached. These dates answer different questions.
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