Twenty years per engine, recalculated at today's prices, with the losing years and the deepest drawdowns printed as plainly as the profits. This page updates every day with the previous session's result, currently through 2026-11-03.
Each historical day's move, in percent, applied to the current price level of its market, with today's commissions and one tick of slippage per side. Old years stop being cheap years: every figure answers "what would this day have meant at today's point value".
In 2006 the S&P point was worth a fraction of what it is today, so the raw-dollar record of that era understates the strategy. Recalculated at today's point value the early stretch is far less abrupt; what you see here is the strategy, not the inflation.
Losing years, flat stretches and the worst peak-to-trough of each record are on this page, not in a footnote. Hypothetical performance over historical data; past results do not guarantee future ones.
Pick your capital, your sizing and your markets. Micro contracts let the engines run the same plan at a tenth of the published size, so the door opens low: the recent drawdown at your sizing, not the twenty-year figure, is what sets your realistic minimum.
| Sizing | Suggested minimum | Avg. yearly, last 5y | Worst DD, last 3y | Worst DD, full record |
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Suggested minimum = twice the worst drawdown of the last three years at that sizing, rounded up. It is a sanity floor, not advice: a streak worse than the record is always possible.
Hypothetical performance, derived from a simulation over historical data at today's prices. It is a description of the past, not a promise about any month to come.
The record above grows one session at a time. On Live you see each signal the moment the engines act: entry, stop and target, before anything happens.
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