Transparency
Track record
This is the page most forex sites get wrong on purpose. A record is only useful if it is complete, dated, and includes every losing idea — so that is the standard applied here.
The ledger, as it stands
Honest state — no invented data
No closed trades are recorded yet
Nothing here has been invented to fill the space: no equity curve, no win rate, no average R, no 'verified by Myfxbook' badge. When the first recorded set of signals or robot results exists, it is published with its start date, its full period and every closed position inside it.
Build phase: Phase 7 — signals ledger · Phase 6 — robot evidence
See how robot evidence will be statedThree kinds of result, and why they are never mixed
| Type | What it is | What it cannot tell you |
|---|---|---|
| Backtest | Simulated against historical bars with assumed spread, slippage and fixed position sizing. | Whether the rule survives live liquidity, requotes, news gaps or its own optimisation. Always hypothetical. |
| Forward test | Run live on a demo account from the date the rules were frozen. | How you would have performed with real money, real spreads and real reactions to drawdown. |
| Live verified | A funded account with a third-party-verifiable statement history. | The future. Past live results remain the weakest possible predictor of the next trade. |
Any figure published here will name its type, its period, its sample size and its assumptions. A screenshot with no dates and no losers is not evidence.
Counting rules we apply
- All signals that reached a terminal state count — closed at profit, closed at loss, or expired untriggered.
- Pending and active signals are excluded from percentages, because they have no outcome to count yet.
- Partial closes count at their realised weighted average, and the remaining runner is tracked separately.
- Nothing is deleted after the fact. If a call was wrong, it stays visible.
Do the arithmetic yourself
Any number we publish you should be able to reproduce with the same inputs. These tools are free and need no account:
Read this before drawing conclusions from any result
Forex and CFD trading on margin carries a high level of risk and can result in the loss of more than your deposited funds. Hypothetical, simulated and backtested results are estimates built on assumptions, and assumptions fail in live markets. Past performance, whether ours or anybody else's, is not indicative of future results.