Hit rate
We publish how often our calls work. Every BUY scored 6.5+ that runs into stop or target gets logged. Every SELL too. The numbers below are unfiltered — the wins, the losses, and the stay-aways that did neither.
Earning the right to publish
We launched on 30 April 2026. We're holding the first published number until we have 30 trading days of scored calls in the can. That's how long it takes a hit rate to mean something.
Roughly 15 trading days to go. The page lights up automatically when we cross the line.
What you'll see when it does
- Hit rate by direction — BUY, SELL, STAY AWAY each broken out separately.
- Hit rate by category — Forex, Equity Indices, Single Stocks, Energy, Precious Metals, Crypto, etc.
- Hit rate by score band — 6.5–7.4 vs 7.5–8.4 vs 8.5+ — so you can see whether the high-conviction calls actually convert.
- Average max favourable / max adverse excursion before exit.
- Methodology: how we define a "hit", when the timer starts, when it stops, and which calls we exclude.
What hit rate doesn't tell you. A 65% hit rate at 1:2 risk-reward beats an 85% hit rate at 1:0.5. We publish both numbers because either one alone is misleading. Past performance does not predict future results — this is a methodology audit, not a guarantee.