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Every signal we publish is locked at the moment it fires and then scored against real market prices. Wins, losses and expiries all count. When a target and a stop fall inside the same candle we record it as a loss, because the candle cannot tell us which came first — a rule that can only make these numbers worse, never better.
Read the full methodology for how signals are generated and scored, or take the raw data — it's free to use and republish with attribution.
This page counts live signals only. For how the engine performs on two years of historical prices with trading costs charged, see the backtest — those are simulated results, not live performance, and are kept separate on purpose.
Every signal we publish is scored against real market prices — target hit before stop counts as a win. 17 signals scored so far. We publish the win-rate once there are enough resolved signals to be meaningful.
Every asset with resolved history, strongest first — including the ones currently losing money. Each carries its own ledger: what was published, what happened, and how far the trade ran either way before it resolved.
Percentage shown is expectancy — the mean signed return per resolved signal for that asset.
Past performance does not predict future results. These signals are not financial advice and are not tailored to your circumstances. Trading carries risk, including loss of capital.