Performance · Last 30 days
The numbers, as they are.
Every signal is logged at issuance with its entry, stop, and target. Outcomes are measured against those exact levels — no after-the-fact retouching. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Total signals
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Win rate
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Avg R
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Trap rate
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Signal ledger
Every signal, tracked to its outcome
Each mission closes at target or stop and is recorded as an R multiple, wins and losses alike.
First resolved signals populate here within 30 days of launch
The engine emits signals continuously, but a track record only counts after each setup reaches its take-profit or stop level. Until that first window closes, this page is intentionally empty — no synthetic numbers, no pre-launch curation.
Issuance log
Each emitted signal stamped with entry, stop, target — locked at the moment of issuance, never retro-edited.
Outcome tracker
Wins, losses, and trap-cancels measured against the exact levels we publish. R-multiple computed from the original stop.
Daily rollup
Win rate, average R, trap rate per day + per session (Asia · London · NY). Plus monthly aggregate.
Engine in pre-flight · first published rollup expected within 30 days of the v1 launch · no cherry-picked screenshots, ever.
No performance data yet
The dashboard above will populate automatically as the engine logs closed signals — no manual curation.
What this page is not
- Not a win-rate guarantee
- Not a promise of returns
- Not financial advice
What it is
Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Methodology
How we measure performance
Every signal is recorded at the moment of issuance with its exact entry price, stop-loss level, and target level. These values are immutable once published — there is no after-the-fact editing. Outcome classification (win, loss, or trap-cancel) is determined automatically when price hits the stop or target, or when the signal's timing window expires.
The R-multiple for each signal is calculated as the distance price traveled in the signal's direction divided by the distance from entry to stop. A win that reaches the full target might yield 2R or 3R depending on the setup; a loss that hits the stop is always -1R. Average R across all signals gives a risk-adjusted view of engine quality.
Price reference & timing
All price data is sourced from the XAUUSD mid-rate feed. Timestamps are recorded in UTC. The daily rollup groups signals by calendar day (UTC midnight boundaries) and further breaks them down by trading session: Asia (00:00 – 07:00 + 21:00 – 23:59 UTC), London (07:00 – 12:00 UTC), and New York (12:00 – 21:00 UTC).
Trap rate measures the percentage of signals that were cancelled before reaching either stop or target because the engine detected a reversal pattern (a "trap"). A high trap rate is not necessarily bad — it means the engine identified and withdrew from unfavorable setups early, protecting subscribers from holding losing positions.
Source: CyPredict signal engine · market data feed · UTC · Updated continuously