Multi-Timeframe Exit Analysis

What is Multi-Timeframe Exit Analysis?

Multi-Timeframe Exit answers: What if you closed your position at specific time intervals? This helps swing traders and position holders understand optimal holding periods.

Learn more: Multi-Timeframe Exit Analysis | Multi-Timeframe Exit PnL

Available Timeframes

First Exit vs Last Exit

EOD Exit (First Exit): Simulates exiting only the first execution at EOD. Useful for analyzing if your scaling/scalping is actually helping.

EOD Exit (Last Exit): Moves the last execution to EOD, considering the entire trade. This is the standard EOD exit analysis.

Example

• First execution: Buy 50 @ $158.01
• Second execution: Buy 50 @ $157.79
• Actual exit: Sell 100 @ $158.27
• EOD close price: $159.58

Last Exit EOD PnL: (159.58 - 157.90) × 100 = ~$170
First Exit EOD PnL: (159.58 - 158.01) × 50 = ~$80

The 2x difference shows the impact of your entire position vs just the initial entry.

Multi-Timeframe Charts

Charts available for all exit types:
- vs Price Range
- vs Volume Range
- vs Time of Day
- vs Day of Week
- vs Month/Year
- vs Duration
- vs Side (Long/Short)
- vs Asset Type

Key Use Cases

1. Options Holding Period: Should you hold options for 1 day? 3 days?
2. Swing Trade Timing: Identify optimal holding duration for your style
3. Scaling Analysis: Is scaling in/out helping or hurting your returns?
4. Seasonality Patterns: Do Friday trades benefit from holding over weekend?

Automatic Calculation

All multi-timeframe exit stats are automatically calculated for your trades. If missing, use the Recalculate button on trade explore or Group Apply for bulk recalculation.

Availability

Multi-Timeframe Exit analysis is available for Platinum plan users.