Live track record
Every signal, resolved and scored.
We don't just claim a hit-rate — we show whether following the signals actually made money. Below is the realized expectancy and cumulative return across every signal that has resolved, oriented by direction and net of fees. No cherry-picking.
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How to read this
- Expectancy is the average return per signal after fees — positive means the edge is real.
- Profit factor > 1 means winning trades outweigh losers; the equity curve shows the path, not just the endpoint.
- Returns are direction-oriented (a winning short counts as a gain) and use a fixed stake per signal, so the curve reflects consistency, not compounding.
- Claimed vs realized: signals fire when the historical estimate clears our bar, and noisy estimates select their optimistic moments — so realized rates typically land a few points under the claim. We show both because that gap is the honest cost of any backtest; judge us on the realized column.
- History is backtested + seed data from a pre-launch system. Past performance is not a guarantee and nothing here is financial advice.