Every signal is timestamped the moment the scanner fires and auto-resolved against real price data — no cherry-picking, no screenshots, no hindsight. This page reads from the same database the scanner writes.
| Month | Signals | Record | Win Rate | Net R |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-07 · partial | 91 | 43W–48L | 47.3% | +34.5R |
| 2026-06 | 53 | 28W–25L | 52.8% | +31.1R |
| 2026-05 | 243 | 107W–136L | 44.0% | +78.0R |
| 2026-04 · partial | 56 | 48W–8L | 85.7% | +88.0R |
| Market | Signals | Record | Win Rate | Net R |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CL | 122 | 65W–57L | 53.3% | +73.0R |
| SI | 88 | 49W–39L | 55.7% | +58.8R |
| RTY | 133 | 62W–71L | 46.6% | +53.0R |
| YM | 69 | 31W–38L | 44.9% | +20.3R |
| NQ | 14 | 11W–3L | 78.6% | +19.1R |
| GC | 7 | 4W–3L | 57.1% | +5.1R |
| ES | 10 | 4W–6L | 40.0% | +2.2R |
R-multiples, not dollars. 1R = the distance from entry to stop loss. A win is credited at the signal's full take-profit target (typically ~2R); a loss is −1R. Your dollar result depends on how much you risk per trade.
Fully automatic resolution. A background job walks real price bars from the moment each signal fires: first touch of stop loss = loss, first touch of target = win. Day-trade rule: anything still open at the end of the session is closed at market. Nobody marks outcomes by hand.
What this excludes. Commissions, slippage, and fill quality vary by broker and are not modeled. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss.