Every trade, published.
We don't show you a cherry-picked highlight. Every result is published three ways — by month, by session, and trade by trade — on the live performance page.

By month
Monthly totals with trade counts and win rates — live months labeled live, earlier track-record months labeled and disclosed as such.
By session
New York, London, and Asia sessions broken out, so you can see when the engine actually earns.
Per trade
Click any day on the P&L calendar for the full list: time, market, side, outcome — the same data our own dashboard runs on.
What you're looking at.
- WIN
- The trade reached its profit target.
- WIN+
- A winner that ran past the first target — the runner reached the second.
- LOSS
- The trade closed at its protective stop.
What a session is
Futures trade nearly around the clock. We split the day into the New York, London, and Asia sessions so you can see when the engine is active — and when it earns.
Why rejected trades are tracked
The engine's gates turn some signals away. We keep those outcomes on record too, so the log reflects the full rule set — not just the trades that made it through.

How months are labeled.
Months since live broker execution began are shown as live and headlined. Earlier months reflect backtested, track-record-sized results and are labeled and disclosed as such — never mixed in as if they were live trading.
The current calendar month is always shown as in progress, not as a representative figure. Completed months are what we headline.
Read this first
Months before live broker execution began reflect backtested, track-record-sized results and are labeled accordingly on the live page. Hypothetical and simulated performance has inherent limitations and does not represent actual trading. Past performance — live or simulated — does not guarantee future results. Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss.