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Tear Sheet

The Tear Sheet tab is a strategy-vs-benchmark report you can review in the app.

Tear Sheet tab with drawdown chart and monthly returns
The Tear Sheet compares strategy and benchmark metrics side by side.
Section Description
Key Metrics sidebar Seven grouped stat sections comparing strategy vs benchmark
Drawdown Underwater plot of peak-to-trough declines
End of Year Returns Year-by-year return bars for strategy and benchmark
Rolling Metrics 12-month rolling return or rolling Sharpe
Returns Distribution Histogram of daily, weekly, or monthly returns
Monthly Returns Heatmap Color-coded grid of strategy returns by month and year
Worst 10 Drawdowns Table of the deepest drawdown episodes by max decline
  • Benchmark - choose from the benchmarks already configured on the Performance tab
  • Date range - presets (1M, 3M, 6M, YTD, 1Y, 3Y, 5Y, MAX) or a custom range
  • Export PNG - download or copy the current tear sheet view as an image

Shareable URL query params are also supported: ?tab=tearsheet, ?range=1Y, ?start=2020-01-01, ?end=2024-06-01, and combinations of start/end.

The scrollable sidebar groups comparison stats into seven sections:

  • Performance Metrics - cumulative return, annualized return, Sharpe, Calmar, max drawdown, standard deviation
  • Benchmark Comparison - alpha, beta
  • Risk Metrics - volatility, longest drawdown, skew, kurtosis, expected returns, Kelly, risk of ruin, VaR, expected shortfall
  • Ratio Metrics - Sortino, smart Sharpe/Sortino, gain/pain, payoff, profit factor, tail ratio, and related ratios
  • Win/Loss Metrics - win rates by day/month/quarter/year, consecutive streaks, average up/down months
  • Drawdown Metrics - recovery factor, ulcer index, serenity index
  • Best/Worst Periods - best and worst day/month/year, average drawdown depth and duration

Advanced ratios follow standard quantitative analytics definitions (aligned with common tear sheet libraries). Hover the info icon next to a metric for a short description.

Add at least one benchmark on the Performance tab before opening the tear sheet.

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