> correct

OK, in the next release PI will be calculated as Dyno suggested:
PI =  SQRT(trades / days) * aveProfit / STDV

where
trades = number of trades in the test period
days = number of days in the test period
aveProfit = average profit per trade over all the trades in the test
period
STDV= standard deviation of all the trades in the test period

For accuracy, I'll also note that this is not really Sharpe's ratio.
First, Sharpe's ratio deals with percentage returns, and second it
also uses risk-free rate of return. However, for our purposes (of
comparing strategies with each other), I think PI will be
representative and useful.

Kelvin, do you also agree with this formula?


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