Since September 2026 a computer programme has been trading one S&P 500 futures contract in a real brokerage account. It is not a demo and the numbers are not simulated: every result on this site is what the account actually did, as confirmed by the broker.
Before the first trade, we wrote down how we would decide whether the system is good enough to open a fund with. Four checks, fixed in advance, plus a minimum amount of data. If any one of them fails at the end of the year, no fund will be launched under these rules — even if the year was profitable.
That is the point of this site. Anyone can show a good quarter. We are publishing the target before knowing whether we will hit it, and we will publish the result either way.
All four checks must pass at the end of the year for the fund to be considered. Passing is necessary — but not enough: legal, operational and business readiness have to be in place too. Full wording on The Rules page.
| Performance | what the account has actually done, month by month, next to the S&P 500 |
| Scorecard | each of the four checks, its target, where we stand, and whether it is on track |
| The Rules | the full commitment, in plain language, including what we are not allowed to change |