Results
Every result, losers included
Two records, kept separate and shown in full: what the written rules did on real GBPUSD prices, and the founder's own logged trades. Nothing is left out, and a handful of trades proves nothing either way.
The rules on the last 60 days of live prices
Every weekday from Wed 22 Jul 2026 to Fri 9 Oct 2026 (58 days), read mechanically by the same rules as the daily GBPUSD pages: Asia sweep, CHoCH, wait for the retracement, 10 pip stop, 1:3 or the next daily or weekly level, re-entries on pullbacks, anything open closed at the New York close. Costs (spread and slippage) are taken off every result. 53 of the 58 days had no trade at all, which is the strategy working.
| Day | Session | Trade | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 9 Oct 2026 | London | Sell | +3R |
| Tue 6 Oct 2026 | London | Buy (re-entry) | +3R |
| Tue 6 Oct 2026 | London | Buy | +3R |
| Wed 16 Sep 2026 | London | Sell (re-entry) | +3R |
| Wed 16 Sep 2026 | London | Sell | +3R |
| Tue 8 Sep 2026 | London | Sell (re-entry) | -1R |
| Tue 8 Sep 2026 | London | Sell | -1R |
| Wed 26 Aug 2026 | London | Buy | -1R |
Prices are Yahoo Finance's free 5 minute GBPUSD bars, which can differ from a broker by a pip or so. The free history only goes back about 60 days, so this window moves forward every day.
The founder's own trades
Logged in the founder's journal on this site, the same journal anyone can open read only from the Journal page. These are the trades as taken, with their real stops and exits.
| Day | Session | Trade | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 9 Oct 2026 | London | Sell | +3.08R |
| Thu 8 Oct 2026 | London | Buy | +4.37R |
| Thu 8 Oct 2026 | New York | Buy | +3.31R |
| Thu 8 Oct 2026 | New York | Buy | +2.09R |
4 trades is far too few to judge anything. Treat this as a log that grows, not a track record, until it passes 30 or more.
How to read this
- R is the result measured in units of risk: +3R means three times what was risked, -1R means the stop was hit.
- A strategy aiming for 1:3 can win fewer than half its trades and still come out ahead. Long losing runs are normal; the drawdown figure shows the worst one in this window.
- Past results, real or simulated, don't predict future ones. This is education, not advice and not a signal service.