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# Trading Performance

Compare market uptime and margin efficiency to optimize your trading quality.

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## Overview

The Trading Performance tool helps you analyze and compare trading quality across two dimensions:

* **Market uptime** — See how often your markets are open and tradeable
* **Margin comparison** — Compare configured vs delivered margins across providers

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## Available Views

| View                                                                     | Description                         |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------- |
| [Overview](/u/boost/trading-performance/overview.md)                     | Visual comparison charts and trends |
| [Performance Matrix](/u/boost/trading-performance/performance-matrix.md) | Side-by-side tabular data           |

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## How to Use

1. Select your **primary provider** as the baseline
2. Choose **competitor providers** to compare against
3. Filter by **sport**, **league**, or **time period**
4. Analyze the results to identify trading quality gaps

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## Key Metrics

| Metric                | Description                                               |
| --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Market Uptime**     | Percentage of time each market type is open and tradeable |
| **Margin Comparison** | Difference between configured margin and delivered margin |

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## Related

* [BOOST Overview](/u/boost/boost.md) — Main BOOST documentation


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