The headline numbers
Between Aug 31, 2026 and Sep 7, 2026, the virtual engine opened and closed 2 trades across 2 symbols. 1 closed in profit, 1 closed at a loss. That's a 50.0% win rate on trades with a nonzero result, and a total P&L of $-10.01.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Trades closed | 2 |
| Symbols traded | 2 |
| Win rate | 50.0% |
| Total P&L | $-10.01 |
| Average win | +1.24% |
| Average loss | -2.06% |
| Average hold time | 1.0 hours |
This is a losing week, reported as one. A weekly recap that only publishes when the numbers look good isn't a recap — it's marketing wearing a recap's clothes.
The best closes
| Symbol | Return | Hold time |
|---|---|---|
| CRCLB | +1.24% | 3 min |
The worst closes
| Symbol | Return | Hold time |
|---|---|---|
| DCR | -2.06% | 2.0 hours |
What the numbers show
Average win: +1.24%. Average loss: -2.06%. Losses ran roughly 1.7x the size of wins this week — an asymmetry large enough on its own to turn a break-even win rate into a losing week.
Winning trades were held for an average of 3 min before closing. Losing trades were held for an average of 2.0 hours — roughly 35.9x longer. That shape (cutting winners fast, giving losers more time) is the same pattern behind the disposition effect: a bias toward locking in small wins quickly while letting losing positions run.