The ledger: every signal, tracked to the end
Timestamped at publication
Every signal carries the exact scan timestamp it was published at, and a permanent per-signal link.
Append-only by construction
The database rejects deletes and edits to resolved outcomes at the trigger level — the record cannot be rewritten after the fact.
Losses shown like wins
Stopped-out signals render with identical prominence to winners, in the same table, forever.
Published before known
Signals enter the ledger the night they are published — before anyone knows how they end.
The ledger's figures publish here automatically once the record meets its pre-registered bar: at least 30 closed signals and 6 months of live history — whichever comes later. No outcome figure (wins, losses or returns) appears in public before that; an early record is too small to mean anything, and we would rather show you nothing than something flattering.
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Modeled outcomes of published signals at a $1,000 base leg, net of rough cost estimates — not brokerage fills, not expected profit, and not a recommendation. Return % is on the capital each trade ties up (Reg-T margin, about half its gross exposure). Past results never guarantee future outcomes; trading involves substantial risk of loss.