Entry, stop and target reach the channel about 7 seconds after our account fires. The outcome replies to that same message — win or lose. Results in pips only, and the losing ones stay up.
No profit promises. Trading gold on leverage carries real risk, and every decision stays yours.
Three choices shape everything you see on the dashboard.
One unit that stays comparable whatever the account size. Lot sizes and dollar figures are never published — they would only make the numbers look bigger than they are.
Every outcome replies to its original signal: target, stop, manual close, or cancellation. A losing trade stays on the channel exactly where it was posted.
This is one account's record, not a recommendation and not a managed service. Position size and risk stay entirely with you.
Every signal keeps its own outcome. When the trade closes, the result is posted as a reply to the original message — so the entry you read and the result you read sit in one thread, in the order they actually happened.
The thread on the left is pulled live from the record, and it is simply whichever signal closed last. Win or lose, it stands. Come back tomorrow and it will be a different one.
View the live record| Per signal | Absorbed | Survived on |
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One position at a time, 1.00 lot = $10 per pip. “Survived on” doubles the historical worst — history sets a floor, not a ceiling. The next drawdown can be deeper than anything above.
Run your own capital through the simulatorBecause pips stay comparable across account sizes, and publishing dollars would reveal how large the account is while making the same trade look impressive or trivial depending on the reader.
No. The record has been deep underwater — down thousands of pips at its lowest before recovering. Anyone claiming a guarantee in this market is selling something.
No. It replays this record against the capital you type in, one trade at a time. It ignores overlapping positions and floating drawdown, so treat it as a rough illustration.