Track record

Every signal targets a 2:1 reward-to-risk ratio — for every unit risked at the stop loss, the target is 2 units. Aggregate results only below — no individual trade prices are published, to protect the mechanics behind the signals. Every number is closed-signal performance; open, in-progress signals are never included until they resolve.

Cumulative return, in units of risk (R), per closed signal in sequence.

Includes historical simulation — see methodology.

What this means in real terms

"R" is just a unit of risk — this translates it into money for a hypothetical example. It is an illustration of the numbers above, not a projection: your own results depend on your own position sizing, broker execution, and the trades that occur after today.

If you risked per signal, this track record represents:

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across the full sample above

Methodology and disclaimer. This sample combines signals generated by applying the current rules to recorded historical price data with signals actually delivered live since the service went live on —; simulated results are not actual trades and are prepared with the benefit of hindsight about which rules to use, so real-world performance, including execution, slippage, and psychological factors a simulation cannot capture, will differ. Figures are shown net of an estimated typical spread cost. R (risk) is the distance from entry to stop loss on each signal; win rate and average return are shown together because either number alone can be misleading. The money example above is a hypothetical illustration of the total return figure at a fixed risk-per-signal amount you choose — it is not a projection, does not account for your own position sizing or broker execution, and assumes every signal was taken at the stated risk. Nothing here is investment advice, and past performance — simulated or live — is not indicative of future results.