Weekly results
Signal results for the week of 12 Oct–18 Oct 2026
11 signals were sent this week. 10 closed as trades: 4 winners, 6 losers, for a total of -4.10R. 1 limit order expired without filling (not counted as trades).
11
Signals sent
10
Trades closed
4 (40%)
Winners
-4.10R
Result
How results are counted
Each trade is split into parts. Result in R = for every part closed, (share of the position) × (R where it closed). After TP1 the stop moves to entry, so the rest closes at 0R if price comes back.
Current rules: half closes at TP1 (1R), a quarter at TP2 (2R), a quarter at TP3 (3R): TP1 then back to entry = +0.5R. Earlier rules: a third at each of TP1 (1.5R), TP2 (2.5R), TP3 (4R): TP1 then back to entry = +0.5R, all three targets = +2.67R. Stopped out = −1R. Every result is rechecked against real prices by an automatic audit.
Every closed trade
| Pair | Side | Sent | Outcome | Rules | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUR/ZAR | SELL | 14 Oct | Closed on time | Earlier | +0.40R |
| USD/JPY | BUY | 14 Oct | Target 1 | Earlier | +0.50R |
| EUR/CAD | SELL | 13 Oct | Target 1 | Earlier | +0.50R |
| EUR/AUD | SELL | 13 Oct | Stop loss | Earlier | -1.00R |
| EUR/NZD | SELL | 13 Oct | Target 1 | Earlier | +0.50R |
| GBP/JPY | SELL | 13 Oct | Stop loss | Earlier | -1.00R |
| EUR/CAD | BUY | 13 Oct | Stop loss | Earlier | -1.00R |
| XAU/USD | BUY | 13 Oct | Stop loss | Earlier | -1.00R |
| USD/CAD | BUY | 12 Oct | Stop loss | Earlier | -1.00R |
| USD/JPY | BUY | 12 Oct | Stop loss | Earlier | -1.00R |
R = the amount risked on the trade. Half the position closes at Target 1 and the stop moves to entry, so a trade that reaches Target 1 and comes back counts as a win of +0.5R. Results are calculated automatically from market prices, not edited by hand.
"Current" trades use today's five-check SMC/ICT rules, live since 15 October 2026. "Earlier" trades were sent under the previous rules and are kept on the record unchanged.
Past results do not guarantee future results. Trading forex and gold carries a high risk of loss. Signals are educational, not financial advice.