Measure the difference between a gold trade's gross result and its real result after spread, commission, slippage and overnight holding costs. This is designed for evaluating whether a setup still makes economic sense after friction.
Gross profit can look attractive while transaction friction consumes a meaningful part of the result. This tool combines the major cost categories into one net figure and shows how much of the gross result survives.
A strategy targeting a small price movement may have a very different economics after spread and commission than its chart-based gross result suggests. Comparing net rather than gross outcomes helps distinguish attractive-looking trades from trades with excessive friction.
The share of a trade's result consumed by entered transaction costs.
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The percentage of gross profit consumed by costs.