Concepts

An R-multiple is your P&L divided by what you risked. How Limbix gets risk from your stop, what happens with no stop, and how expected R:R is calculated.

Net vs gross P&L in Limbix: net, after fees, is the default everywhere and in every score. Gross, before fees, is a Reports toggle. What changes, and why.

A trading day in Limbix is the calendar day a trade opened, in your profile timezone. What that means, what a timezone change recalculates, and what it doesn't.

Impulsive trades in Limbix are trades with no playbook linked. They count as failed rule checks in your Discipline Score. What counts and how to fix a mislabel.

Phantom checks are failed rule checks Limbix charges to an impulsive trade: a typical playbook's worth, set by your own playbooks and frozen on the trade.

Your stand-down line is the point you decide, while calm, to stop for the day. Limbix counts the trades you take past it, and never blocks or scores them.

When a prop firm, your check-in, an account and your settings each set a risk limit, Limbix uses the first in a fixed order. The chain and what reads it.