audit · 0 of 2 accounts published
Nothing is quoted until it is published.
Each strategy is meant to trade on an account of its own whose page is hosted by Myfxbook and readable without a login. Today no such page exists for any strategy, so every ledger below is empty and no figure appears anywhere on this site. The ledgers are published first so the reader can see exactly what is missing.
01ledgers
One ledger per strategy, 2 in total.
A ledger belongs to a strategy, not to a grade. Grades change what the build controls; they do not run on different accounts, so every grade of a strategy reads from the same rows.
| midlineAlgo Flexs MidlineMean-reversion intradaylive · real money | ||
|---|---|---|
| entry | value | basis |
| publisher | Myfxbook | An independent publisher that reads the broker account through its own connector and refreshes the page on its own schedule. |
| audit account | open the live account ↗ | The live account the desk trades with its own money, every grade running on it. Open it: the page is current and holds every figure, and this table quotes none of them. |
| account type | Real | Stated on the publisher's page and checked there by hand before it is ever repeated here. |
| total return | — | Never entered alone: this cell fills only when the loss column beneath it can be filled from the same reading. |
| peak drawdown | — | A publisher page carrying no drawdown figure leaves this cell empty — and empties the return cell above it too. |
| history | — | Rounded down, never up, so a headline can never claim a longer run than the account has. |
| figures read on | — | Every transcribed figure carries the date it was read. Where the page and the table disagree, the page wins. |
| crossbookAlgo Flexs CrossbookMulti-asset systematiclive · real money | ||
|---|---|---|
| entry | value | basis |
| publisher | Myfxbook | An independent publisher that reads the broker account through its own connector and refreshes the page on its own schedule. |
| audit account | open the live account ↗ | The live account the desk trades with its own money, every grade running on it. Open it: the page is current and holds every figure, and this table quotes none of them. |
| account type | Real | Stated on the publisher's page and checked there by hand before it is ever repeated here. |
| total return | — | Never entered alone: this cell fills only when the loss column beneath it can be filled from the same reading. |
| peak drawdown | — | A publisher page carrying no drawdown figure leaves this cell empty — and empties the return cell above it too. |
| history | — | Rounded down, never up, so a headline can never claim a longer run than the account has. |
| figures read on | — | Every transcribed figure carries the date it was read. Where the page and the table disagree, the page wins. |
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methodology
The rules a ledger is filled under.
- public pages only. An account that needs a login to view proves nothing and is never listed.
- transcribe, never compute. Open the page, copy what it prints. No annualising, no averaging, no estimate.
- copy the sign. Negative stays negative; nothing is rounded towards a better number.
- absent means absent. A figure the page does not print is shown as not published, in the same cell it would have filled.
- verify before naming. The account type is stated on the publisher's page and checked there before it is repeated here.
- date every reading. Each transcription carries the day it was made; the live page outranks it from that moment.
- no forecast, ever. Whatever an account did is what an account did. It says nothing about yours.
basis
Why a link, not a screenshot.
A screenshot freezes the day the desk chose to take it. A link does not: the publisher's page keeps updating through the bad weeks whether or not the desk would prefer it to, and the reader can open it at any hour and compare it with the ledger. So each ledger entry carries the date it was read, and the page it was read from outranks it from that day on.
What makes the page independent is who writes it: Myfxbook's connector pulls the trade history from the broker and Myfxbook republishes it on its own timetable. The desk's role ends at opening the account. It has no field on that page to edit.
02ledger.rules
What a cell may be filled from.
One row per entry type: the only source a value may be copied from, and the sources that are refused even when they would look better.
| entry | ■ accepted source | ■ rejected source |
|---|---|---|
| return | the total-return figure printed on the Myfxbook page, sign included, with its read date | a tester report, an equity curve modelled after the fact, a figure supplied by anyone other than the page |
| drawdown | the worst loss the publisher prints on that page, at the size it prints it, committed together with the return | a return standing on its own; a publisher page without a loss figure empties both cells, not one |
| account type | the type the publisher's page states, checked there by hand | the desk's own word for it; an unchecked account is listed as not verified |
| history | the day count the page publishes, rounded down to whole months | a run length rounded up, or a short run annualised into a yearly figure |
| whose account | an account the desk runs itself, one per strategy | a buyer's account, a partner's account, or a screenshot sent in by anyone |
| expectation | nothing; no cell on this site states what a strategy will earn | a target, a monthly figure, a projection, or any phrase that reads like one |
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Every entry a ledger on this site carries is a transcription: a figure copied from a Myfxbook page on a stated date, never computed here. Any account a ledger here ever describes is the desk's own, not yours: run at the desk's size, at the desk's broker, through weeks that will not come round again, and including the weeks it spent in drawdown. A transcribed figure omits the licence price, your broker's spread and commission, swap, slippage, and the tax due on any gain. It is not a forecast of what your account will do. Treat the chance of losing money as high.
A question about any entry in a ledger, or about which strategy an account will belong to, goes to [email protected].