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Analysis · Return Analysis Dashboard

Track prediction profit and loss from recorded history

A few memorable successful plans can hide the cost of unsuccessful ones. Return Analysis Dashboard brings recorded history together so you can review total allocations, returns, net profit, ROI, success rate, and trends using the decisions you actually recorded.

Open Permutify to use Return Analysis Dashboard

Pro feature

Understanding long-term planning performance.

A financial overview of recorded history.

What Return Analysis Dashboard does

Summarizes total allocation, total return, net profit or loss, ROI, success rate, streaks, and trends across recorded predictions.

Example: calculate ROI from recorded returns

If your recorded plans total €250 in allocations and €280 in returns, net profit is €30 and ROI is 12%: €30 divided by €250. Success rate answers a different question. Many small positive returns can still leave a negative balance when the total cost of other plans is included.

How to use Return Analysis Dashboard

Open Permutify and find Return Analysis Dashboard in Analysis.

  • Record results for saved strategies first.
  • Open Return Analysis Dashboard in Analysis.
  • Review financial performance.

What to check before relying on the result

The dashboard depends on complete and accurate saved results. Missing negative results, incomplete allocation records, or pending plans can distort the picture. A positive historical period describes those recorded results; it does not establish that the same approach will stay profitable.

Where does the dashboard get its results?

Save your plans to Prediction History and record their outcomes in Analysis. The dashboard summarizes that history without connecting to an external account.

Why review ROI as well as success rate?

Success rate measures how often a recorded prediction is correct. ROI compares net profit with the amount allocated. Reviewing both helps distinguish frequent correct outcomes from a profitable overall record.