Trading Dashboard — Analysis scheme pro
A trading dashboard is a single screen that brings together live prices, the statistics you use to read them, and a record of how your own reasoning performed. This one is built specifically for Deriv synthetic indices and digit contracts, streaming real ticks from Deriv's public market feed — never simulated data.
What the dashboard shows in real time
The live dashboard displays connection status (LIVE / CONNECTING / OFFLINE), the selected market, the current quote, the last digit in a large readout, and a running tick counter. Switching market unsubscribes the old stream, clears the buffers, reloads history and resubscribes, so the numbers on screen always belong to one instrument.
A data-integrity strip reports the last tick timestamp, ticks received, buffer size, reconnect state and any feed errors. If the connection drops, live predictions stop and the screen says so rather than guessing.
Statistics instead of coloured arrows
Rolling windows of 25, 50, 100, 250, 500 and 1000 ticks are recalculated continuously. For each window the dashboard reports the digit distribution against the 10% baseline, Even/Odd against 50%, Over/Under against the barrier you choose, streak lengths, transition tables, entropy, chi-square uniformity, z-scores and confidence intervals. See Digit Distribution and Insights.
Multi-window confirmation and honest verdicts
A deviation in a 25-tick window is usually noise. Every pattern is re-checked at each window size and labelled STRENGTHENING, WEAKENING, STABLE or CONFLICTING. When only a tiny window shows something, the dashboard says "SHORT-TERM PATTERN — LOW RELIABILITY"; when windows disagree strongly it says "NO RELIABLE EDGE DETECTED". It never claims a digit is "due" and never displays guarantees.
Forward validation and backtesting
Each prediction is logged with its probability, confidence and statistical snapshot, then graded automatically against the tick that settles it. The History page shows wins, losses, accuracy and excess over baseline. The Backtest Lab splits historical ticks chronologically into train, validation and out-of-sample test sets, so tuned results are never presented as independent proof.
How it differs from a trading journal
Journals such as TradeZella or TradesViz analyse trades you have already placed. This dashboard analyses the market feed itself in real time and grades its own forecasts, so it is a research terminal rather than a record-keeping tool. Version 1 places no trades and is analysis only.
Nothing here is financial advice, no outcome is guaranteed, and synthetic index ticks are independent — never risk money you cannot afford to lose.
Risk notice
Statistical analysis does not guarantee future outcomes.
Past tick distributions do not guarantee the next digit.
Short-term digit imbalances may occur randomly.
Version 1 is analysis only — no trades are placed. No Martingale or loss-recovery staking is provided by design.