Learn more about important trading and financial terms here. Need more help? Our team is ready.
An equity curve is a graph showing how a trading account’s equity changes as trades are completed. For example,
As per general market understanding, an equity curve can be analysed for the following parameters:
| Parameters Analysed | What Does it Show? |
| Overall Return | Change in account equity over the test period. |
| Drawdown | Decline from a previous equity peak to a subsequent low. |
| Consistency | Frequency and size of gains and losses. |
| Volatility | Degree of fluctuation in account equity. |
| Recovery | Time required to recover from a drawdown. |
An equity curve shows how “account equity” changes as trades are completed. Trade246 gives you access to real-time market prices and advanced market-analysis tools to study price movements across multiple assets.
Register today and start using advanced TradingView charts, 100+ technical indicators, and professional drawing tools to review market behaviour alongside your trading performance. Plus, access 24/7 support through chat, phone, and email in English and Hindi.
*Statutory charges and taxes may apply
Open a free Trade246 account and get access to NSE, F&O, Forex, Commodities, Crypto, US Stocks & Indices — all from a single platform.