Peak is the highest cumulative profit (P&L) an automation reached during its track record—the best point on the equity curve before things pulled back.
Simple example
Your automation starts at $0 P&L, rises to +$1,200, dips to +$800, then climbs to +$1,500. The peak is $1,500 (not $1,200).
Why it matters
Peak shows how much upside the strategy captured. Compare it with trough and max drawdown to understand the full ride—not just the highlight reel.
On dogabot
On any automation detail page, Peak appears in Key Metrics next to ROI and P&L. A high peak with a deep trough means strong gains but volatile path.
Quick checklist
- Peak ↑ over time → strategy has reached new profit highs
- Peak flat while ROI falls → recent drawdown from an old high
- Use with ROI to see return relative to capital, not just dollars
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