Trade analytics: at which hours and on which attempts you lose
Video in Russian “Торговая статистика и анализ сделок | BIASMACHINE”, 18 January 2026, 5:40.
What the video is about
The video walks through the analytics section of the BIASMACHINE account: trade journals with strategy names and three columns — filters, results for the filters and the list of attempts.
The main example is profit and loss by opening hour: on the author's challenge attempts, trades opened at the end of the London session were often losing, though the sample is still small — 250 trades in 21 attempts.
Any attempt in the list opens on the chart to see what happened in the trade. The video is in Russian.
Key claims
- Analytics has three columns: interactive filters, results for the filters and links to the attempts they match.
- Filters: asset, attempt type (for example challenge only), period, result range, opening and closing hours, plus ready-made Asia, Europe and America windows.
- Attempts can be tagged with strategy names to see analytics for the tagged ones only.
- The summary shows how many challenge attempts fall on one successful one; the author has had four failures in a row and four successes in a row (data as of 18 January 2026).
- On the author's challenge attempts, trades opened at the end of the London session were often losing; the sample is 250 trades in 21 attempts, which the author considers too small for conclusions (data as of 18 January 2026).
Chapters
- 0:00 — The Analytics section in the account
- 0:15 — Trade journals and strategy names
- 0:46 — Three columns: filters, result, attempts
- 1:49 — Opening hours: when you trade better
- 3:20 — How many attempts fall on one successful one
- 4:05 — Profit and loss by opening hour
- 4:46 — The list of attempts and feedback
Transcript
The video is in Russian. The full Russian transcript is on the Russian page.
Questions about the video
Why look at results by opening hour?
To check on your own trades at what time you trade better instead of picking a session by habit. In the tester you can trade any hours and compare.
Can 21 attempts support conclusions?
The author considers that sample too small: 250 trades in 21 attempts only show a direction; conclusions need more trades.
Is trade analytics free?
The advanced journal and trade analytics are part of Pro; what is free and what is paid is on the Access page.
How to read the numbers
Numbers are given as stated in the video on the recording date, 18 January 2026. After Research studies are recomputed they may differ.
Historical frequencies are not individual investment advice and do not guarantee repetition. Hypothetical results do not reflect real trading (CFTC Rule 4.41 principle).
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Author — Georg Vahi · Video published 18 January 2026