Signal invalidated at the session high
Printed in order of damage
The record,
worst first.
Every strategy we offer for copying, sorted by maximum drawdown. Then the worst single day, the number of losing days and the time it took to recover. Net return is the last column on purpose.
| ID / strategy | Max DD | Worst day | Losing days | Longest recovery | Avg sync | Avg slip | Net return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TL–03Index mean reversion | −x.x% | −x.xx% | xxx / xxx | xx days | xxx ms | x.x pt | +xx.x% |
| TL–01Major FX session | −x.x% | −x.xx% | xxx / xxx | xx days | xxx ms | x.x pip | +xx.x% |
| TL–04Gold regime | −x.x% | −x.xx% | xxx / xxx | xx days | xxx ms | x.x pt | +xx.x% |
| TL–02FX carry filter | −x.x% | −x.xx% | xxx / xxx | xx days | xxx ms | x.x pip | +xx.x% |
Simulated records with illustrative costs applied to every trade. Each x stands where a live record prints the broker-sourced figure.
Replay the featured record
Scrub through
the bad stretch.
Drag the window back to the frame where the line first crosses into the band. That is the moment most people stop copying. The record continues either way.
HYPOTHETICAL RESULTS · Synthetic design data, not a trading record. It cannot represent execution, liquidity, investor behaviour or the impact of financial risk. Readouts print x where a live record prints the broker-sourced figure.
No month left out
Down months
are shaded red.
Twelve cells, twelve months. A record that only ever shows a cumulative line hides how many of these were red.
Simulated. Shading shows the direction of the month only; the figures are placeholders.
Published, not footnoted
Every losing day
gets a line.
Each losing day keeps its sample number, the instrument, the strategy and what went wrong. Three losses in a row are printed as three lines, not one.
Spread widened into a scheduled release
Continuation failed before the close
Second entry rejected at the range edge
Rate-path reversal after the data print
Momentum filter lagged the reversal
Stop filled through its level
New York confirmation did not arrive
Three-loss sequence begins
Three-loss sequence continues
Three-loss sequence closes
Opening gap larger than the model allowed
Liquidity regime changed mid-session
Late-session edge decayed
The gap, printed
What the strategy got.
What you got.
A copying account fills after the source, at its own price. This log prints both prices, the difference and the delay for each instruction, including the ones where the gap went against the copier.
| Signal | Instrument | Side | Source price | Copied fill | Gap | Delay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S–402 | EURUSD | Buy | x.xxxxx | x.xxxxx | −x.x pip | xxx ms |
| S–403 | XAUUSD | Sell | x,xxx.xx | x,xxx.xx | −x.x pt | xxx ms |
| S–404 | NAS100 | Buy | xx,xxx.x | xx,xxx.x | −x.x pt | xxx ms |
| S–405 | USDJPY | Sell | xxx.xxx | xxx.xxx | +x.x pip | xxx ms |
| S–406 | GBPUSD | Buy | x.xxxxx | x.xxxxx | −x.x pip | x,xxx ms |
| S–407 | AUDJPY | Buy | xx.xxx | xx.xxx | −x.x pip | xxx ms |
Prices and gaps are placeholders. A positive gap is printed as readily as a negative one; neither is predictable for your account.