Numbers looking good?

[ctide]

This is all from the .25/.50 NL game on pokerstars. Only 4k hands so far, but based on these numbers, do you see anything that looks bad?

VP$IP: 22.97%
VP$SB: 33.98%
Saw Flop: 28.59%
W$WSF: 42.02%
BB/100: 6.54
Went to SD: 25.53
Won $ @ SD: 48.45
PF Raise %: 5.89

Aggression Factors:

Preflop: .31
Flop: 1.89
Turn: 1.75
River: 1.76

[JrJordan]

A VP$IP of 23% seems to be a little high. I'd try to be closer to 17%. The big thing that's juping out at me is your W$WSF. For a typical player I've heard that 30% is a good number to strive for. 42% seems awful high, especially since you're playing more than just premium hands with the 23% VPIP. This makes me think you've been running pretty well, but don't necessarily know what your long term skill level is. W$@SD is pretty close to optimal, usually between 50 and 55%. PF raise looks good, although PF aggression seems a little low. Perhpas when you tighten up your PF starting hands your aggression factor should go up. I'll make the usual disclaimer though: 4,000 hands may not be enough to really analyze these stats. It can give you a starting place, but take it with a grain of salt.

[Leo Bello]

When I had like 5K hands, I wished I could get into 10K hands to have my numbers analized.
I have now around 35K hands, and now I realize it is still so little hands.
With 35K hands I have around 300 of any kind of hand at maximum. (i mean around 300 AA played, 300 KK, 300 72, and so on...); then I realize it is not enough to know how a hand really goes.
But your numbers look good. You will tighten up with time.
I hope I get to 100K soon to have my numbers analyzed again.