How the bot is measured
There are no performance numbers on this site, on purpose. Instead, this page explains how every setup is recorded, so the results can be judged honestly, by me first.
Every setup is logged
When the rules find a setup, it is recorded with its time, direction, entry, stop and target, whether or not a trade is placed.
Skipped setups count too
Setups that a filter rejects, for example the AI check, are logged as well, and followed as if they had been taken. This shadow tracking shows whether a filter really improves the results, or only removes trades.
Results in R, costs separately
Each result is measured in R, as a multiple of the risk. Costs such as the spread are tracked separately, so it stays clear how much of the edge survives them.
Live, not only backtested
The bot has been running since spring 2026. Backtests are useful for checking an idea, but live trading adds spread, slippage and timing that a backtest does not see.
Why no numbers here
Past results do not predict future results, and a number on a sales page easily reads as a promise. The method is public, the judgement is yours.