Once you’ve chosen a strategy on AlgoMart, the next step is learning how to track it properly.
The track feature is designed to give you structured, ongoing visibility into how a strategy behaves over time—covering allocations, simulated trades, and rebalances—without encouraging constant checking or emotional reactions to short-term market movements.
This article explains how tracking works, what information you can access, and how to use it effectively.
What “Track” means on AlgoMart
When you track a strategy on AlgoMart, you gain ongoing access to:
Strategy allocation records at each rebalance
Simulated trade history generated by the model
Updated performance and risk metrics
Visibility into regime or defensive allocation changes
Email notifications whenever a rebalance occurs
Tracking provides transparency into strategy behaviour over time.
Tracking does not:
Execute trades on your behalf
Hold or manage your capital
Adjust positions automatically
Provide personalised investment advice
All decisions and execution remain entirely under your control.
How and when strategies rebalance
AlgoMart strategies do not rebalance on a fixed weekly schedule.
Instead:
Under normal market conditions, strategies typically rebalance periodically or actively.
During certain market regimes, a strategy may rebalance once or multiple times within a single month
Rebalances occur only when the model’s quantitative algorithm's rules are triggered
When a rebalance happens:
Allocation records are updated
Simulated trade actions are recorded
Tracked users receive an email notification summarising the change
Rebalancing is part of the strategy’s designed, rule-based behaviour, not a signal to act immediately.
What tracking lets you monitor over time
Tracking allows you to observe how a strategy evolves, including:
How allocations change across different assets
How often trades are simulated and adjusted
How the strategy behaves during volatile or stressed markets
Whether the strategy remains aligned with its stated objective
This historical visibility helps you understand process and consistency, rather than focusing only on outcomes.
What to monitor (and what not to over-monitor)
A common mistake is checking tracked strategies too frequently.
Worth monitoring
Rebalance events and allocation changes
Simulated trades recorded at rebalance points
Transitions into or out of defensive/emergency regimes
Long-term consistency with the strategy’s design
Usually not worth monitoring frequently
Day-to-day price fluctuations
Small short-term performance changes
Temporary drawdowns between rebalances
AlgoMart strategies are designed for long-term analysis, not continuous observation.
How tracking supports better decision-making
Used correctly, tracking helps you:
Build familiarity with how a strategy behaves
Understand how quantitative rules play out across market cycles
Reduce emotional responses to volatility
Maintain discipline and consistency over time
Tracking is most effective when used as a learning and monitoring tool, not a trigger for frequent action.
What tracking does not replace
Tracking does not replace:
Independent research and analysis
Personal risk assessment
Professional financial advice
Your own investment judgement
AlgoMart provides data and transparency; you retain full responsibility for decisions and execution.
Important note (informational use):
All tracking features, allocations, simulated trades, metrics, and alerts on AlgoMart are provided for informational purposes only. They do not constitute investment advice, recommendations, or execution services.
Users should conduct their own due diligence and consult qualified financial professionals where appropriate.