Performance
1. Trades
Every trade below is confirmed by the broker's own records, and the "profit" column is
the broker's figure — after all fees. Trades made before the test began (a different mix of
signals) are not shown.
2. Daily results
One square per trading session. "Closed" marks a market holiday; "offline" marks a
session where the system was down for a documented reason.
3. Weekly results
Week label = calendar week; the line underneath is the week's first trading day.
4. Account value over time
The dashed line is the $38,500 the account started the test with.
5. The S&P 500 over the same days index
Daily move of the index itself, for comparison. We do not trade the index directly.
8. Us vs the S&P 500
Both lines start at zero on the last close before the test began
(), so the market's move on the very first day counts, and both end on the
same day.
9. Live results vs the same rules replayed on history Check 1
Each bar is one day: what the account actually made, minus what the same rules would have
made on the same day in a replay. The two will never match exactly — real fills, fees and the cost of
holding overnight positions make sure of that. Check 1 asks whether the yearly average of these
differences stays small enough. See the scorecard.
The comparison covers every session of the test period, from 1 September 2026.