Every trade we’ve taken, including the bad ones.
The whole record is public before you pay anything: every closed trade, every month including the red ones, and the worst loss we’ve taken. If a service only shows you winners, you’re reading an ad.
A real screen from the member area, captured today. Not a mockup.
Winners and losers, nothing withheld.
Published, because you would find it anyway.
The bad months are in here too.
Every month is on the page, red ones included, with the number of trades behind each. A record that only shows the good stretches isn’t a record, and you’d find the gap the first bad month you had.
What’s in the numbers
Signals we couldn’t take.
When a signal fires and the portfolio is already full, we still track it and mark it "No slot", and it counts in the headline like every other signal, because that’s how the backtest was counted too. The record page also breaks out how the board we actually held has done on its own.
The price you’d actually get.
A trade is recorded at the closing price on the day its signal fired. You’ll be placing the order the next morning, so your fill will be different, sometimes better and sometimes worse. We don’t adjust the record for that, and you shouldn’t assume it away.
The worst loss is right on the scorecard.
It sits next to the best trade, with the win rate carrying a confidence range instead of a bare number, and each setup broken out with its trade count. The question worth asking before you join is whether you could have held through the worst of it, and you can’t ask that if nobody prints the figure.
Have a look at today’s board.
The track record is public, so you can check how it’s gone before you pay us anything. The screens above are what you get if you join.