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How are the results on /performance counted?

Every broadcast signal since June 2026 is scored as a win (target hit), a loss (stop hit) or expired (neither within the hold time); the rate is wins ÷ (wins + losses + expired).

• Rate: wins ÷ (wins + losses + expired). Expired signals count against it. Signals still open are left out until they resolve.
• Unleveraged PnL: the sum of the price moves of signals that hit their target or their stop, each in percent, unleveraged and unsized. Expired signals are not added to this sum. It is not an account return.
• Losses before late August 2026 show as zero because stop tracking began then.
• Updated hourly from the same database the bot writes to.
• 2021–2024 is a separate archive with a looser rule: see /reports and the dataset.

Why your own account differs: timing, leverage, size, fees and your stop. Why your results differ from the provider's.

Updated 2026-09-24.

Related

• How do I read a signal?
• What does signal strength mean, and what should my minimum be?
• What does "expired" mean?
• How much does the free channel's 20-minute delay cost?

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