Monte-Carlo-Lab-Bar-by-Bar-Returns-Distribution

Since it's distribution, I guess Y axis is about how many cases.
I don't use Monter Carlo, so I'm not sure what is X about, some resulting Metric maybe. You could try to zoom this chart in to see whether it's something int or something double, maybe this will help.

These are "bar by bar returns" i.e. a change in equity from the previous bar.

Axis X: return (percentages)
Axis Y: number of trades that had such returns

So, your chart suggests that the most substantial bin contains 1,475 trades which had a return ranging from 0% to 1.0% (exclusive).

Thanks.

This is documented in the Monte Carlo Lab Help. To be correct:

Y-Axis: Number of "1-bar returns" in all the trades. A 1-bar return is the percentage gain the trade made in 1 bar.

X-Axis: The range of % Returns, use the mouse to draw a rectangle and zoom in to get a more granular look at a specific range.

I'll add labels to these axes the next time I update MC Lab.

Hi Glitch,

it is possible to label x-y-axis also in tab analysis for all the targets such in tab Probabilities?


Probabilities

Yes, will do.

Thanks.