{"format":"opendoc-document","version":1,"url":"https://docs.upscale.trade/how-upscale-works/ai_report","title":"AI Challenge Report","description":"Trade statistics and an AI review for a closed challenge: where to find it, what it contains and how to read the metrics","kind":"article","locale":"en","inLanguage":"en","lastModified":"2026-10-20T11:41:17+03:00","revision":"24e7104bc65d62f5a887ca43715ae3941324f712355db86cc6cc0c9895024fda","section":{"title":"Documentation","url":"https://docs.upscale.trade"},"representations":{"html":"https://docs.upscale.trade/how-upscale-works/ai_report","markdown":"https://docs.upscale.trade/how-upscale-works/ai_report.md","json":"https://docs.upscale.trade/how-upscale-works/ai_report.json"},"translations":{"en":"https://docs.upscale.trade/how-upscale-works/ai_report","ru":"https://docs.upscale.trade/ru/kak-rabotaet-upscale/ai-razbor-chellendzha","es":"https://docs.upscale.trade/es/como-funciona-upscale/ai_report_es"},"breadcrumbs":[{"title":"What is Prop Trading","url":"https://docs.upscale.trade"},{"title":"AI Challenge Report","url":"https://docs.upscale.trade/how-upscale-works/ai_report"}],"headings":[{"depth":2,"id":"where-to-find-it","title":"Where to find it"},{"depth":2,"id":"trade-statistics","title":"Trade statistics"},{"depth":2,"id":"what-the-ai-review-contains","title":"What the AI review contains"},{"depth":2,"id":"what-comes-next","title":"What comes next"}],"markdown":"---\ntitle: \"AI Challenge Report\"\ndescription: \"Trade statistics and an AI review for a closed challenge: where to find it, what it contains and how to read the metrics\"\nicon: wand-magic-sparkles\npublished: true\n---\n\nThe AI review is a summary of your trading on an account: statistics across every trade, the three main mistakes and a plan for improvement against each of them. It is generated for a closed challenge, and its purpose is to prepare you for the next attempt rather than to grade the result.\n\n## Where to find it\n\nThe review is available on real challenges. It is not generated on demo accounts.\n\nThe request is made manually, from one of three places:\n\n* the \"Account closed\" window that appears right after the failure;\n* the dashboard of the closed challenge;\n* the Analytics tab of that account.\n\nGenerating it takes less than a minute and a push notification arrives when it is ready. If no response comes back, the review can be requested again; the number of repeat requests is limited, and once they run out the button is disabled — at that point you need to contact support.\n\n## Trade statistics\n\nThe metrics cover every closed position on the account and run across all challenge phases: moving from one phase to the next neither resets the statistics nor distorts them through the technical change in balance.\n\n| Metric | What it shows |\n|---|---|\n| Strategy efficiency | a risk-control ratio: whether the return justified the risk taken |\n| Profitable trades | the share of positions closed in profit and how many out of the total |\n| Average profit and average loss | the average result of winning and losing trades separately |\n| Maximum drawdown | the largest decline on the account over its whole history |\n| Risk-reward ratio | the ratio of risk taken to profit earned |\n| Average holding time | how long positions were held on average, separately for longs and shorts |\n| Most traded instrument | the pair accounting for the largest share of trades |\n\n<details>\n\n<summary>How to read strategy efficiency</summary>\n\nThe metric compares average return with the variability of results: the steadier the return and the smaller the spread, the higher it goes. A negative value means the strategy is losing money; values near zero mean the risk is not paying off; high values mean the return came without sharp swings.\n\nThe metric is not calculated if fewer than two trading days have closed on the account — there is nothing yet to measure variability against.\n\n</details>\n\n<details>\n\n<summary>How to read the risk-reward ratio</summary>\n\nThis is the ratio of the potential loss to the potential profit on a trade. At 1:1 the profit equals the risk; at 1:2 the profit is twice the risk, and the strategy stays profitable even with a proportion of losing trades. The higher the second number, the more room for error the strategy allows.\n\n</details>\n\nIf the account held only a single position, the statistics card is shown without strategy efficiency — the remaining metrics are still available.\n\n## What the AI review contains\n\n| Block | Content |\n|---|---|\n| Top 3 mistakes | the three most critical problems in your trading, grounded in the account's numbers |\n| Improvements and action plan | concrete steps for each of the problems identified |\n| Overall analysis | a summary of the trader's profile, strengths and a closing conclusion |\n\nThe review refers to trades by date and instrument rather than by position number, and is generated in the language of your interface.\n\n{% hint style=\"info\" %}\nThe review is built solely on your account's statistics and describes your own trading. It is not investment advice and not a market forecast.\n{% endhint %}\n\n## What comes next\n\nThe statistics and the review stay with the account. Each time the same account fails again, a fresh review is generated covering the entire trading history, including previous iterations — the data is not reset.\n\nAfter the review there are two routes: [restore the funded account](Funded_Account_Restoration.md), if the failure happened on the funded stage and no more than 48 hours have passed, or start a new challenge — formats and terms are on the [Getting Started](Getting_Started.md) page.\n","text":"The AI review is a summary of your trading on an account: statistics across every trade, the three main mistakes and a plan for improvement against each of them. It is generated for a closed challenge, and its purpose is to prepare you for the next attempt rather than to grade the result. Where to find it The review is available on real challenges. It is not generated on demo accounts. The request is made manually, from one of three places: the \"Account closed\" window that appears right after the failure; the dashboard of the closed challenge; the Analytics tab of that account. Generating it takes less than a minute and a push notification arrives when it is ready. If no response comes back, the review can be requested again; the number of repeat requests is limited, and once they run out the button is disabled — at that point you need to contact support. Trade statistics The metrics cover every closed position on the account and run across all challenge phases: moving from one phase to the next neither resets the statistics nor distorts them through the technical change in balance. Metric What it shows Strategy efficiency a risk control ratio: whether the return justified the risk taken Profitable trades the share of positions closed in profit and how many out of the total Average profit and average loss the average result of winning and losing trades separately Maximum drawdown the largest decline on the account over its whole history Risk reward ratio the ratio of risk taken to profit earned Average holding time how long positions were held on average, separately for longs and shorts Most traded instrument the pair accounting for the largest share of trades How to read strategy efficiency The metric compares average return with the variability of results: the steadier the return and the smaller the spread, the higher it goes. A negative value means the strategy is losing money; values near zero mean the risk is not paying off; high values mean the return came without sharp swings. The metric is not calculated if fewer than two trading days have closed on the account — there is nothing yet to measure variability against. How to read the risk reward ratio This is the ratio of the potential loss to the potential profit on a trade. At 1:1 the profit equals the risk; at 1:2 the profit is twice the risk, and the strategy stays profitable even with a proportion of losing trades. The higher the second number, the more room for error the strategy allows. If the account held only a single position, the statistics card is shown without strategy efficiency — the remaining metrics are still available. What the AI review contains Block Content Top 3 mistakes the three most critical problems in your trading, grounded in the account's numbers Improvements and action plan concrete steps for each of the problems identified Overall analysis a summary of the trader's profile, strengths and a closing conclusion The review refers to trades by date and instrument rather than by position number, and is generated in the language of your interface. The review is built solely on your account's statistics and describes your own trading. It is not investment advice and not a market forecast. What comes next The statistics and the review stay with the account. Each time the same account fails again, a fresh review is generated covering the entire trading history, including previous iterations — the data is not reset. After the review there are two routes: restore the funded account, if the failure happened on the funded stage and no more than 48 hours have passed, or start a new challenge — formats and terms are on the Getting Started page."}