Every closed result, wins and losses.

How these numbers are measured

• Whose ideas. Only the automatic ChartViews signal account: one idea every three hours at most, created by the same analysis the website offers. Ideas are never edited, deleted or re-scored afterwards.
• Limit entry. An idea is a limit order at its entry level. It counts as a trade only if price trades through the entry (a long at or below it, a short at or above it). Ideas that never reach their entry are not trades: they are left out of every figure and counted below.
• Stop before target. Crypto ideas from before the risk plan are checked candle by candle: inside one candle the stop counts before any target, and on the candle where the entry fills only the stop is checked. All other ideas, and every idea under the risk plan, are checked on the price every 15 minutes, so a brief move between two checks can be missed.
• Risk plan. At the first target half of the idea closes and the stop moves to the entry; at the second target 30% closes and the stop moves to the first target; the last 20% closes at the third target. With fewer targets, the last target closes what is left. Ideas published before the risk plan count the outcome they actually had: the whole idea at the first level reached.
• Result. Every result is in percent of the account, assuming 1% of the account is risked per idea (the distance from entry to stop): a stop is −1%, a target two stop distances away is +2%. No fees, spread or slippage are included, and the total is a plain sum without compounding.
• Win. An idea that closed in profit, so one that reached its first target and then came back to the entry still counts as a win.
• Timed out. An idea from before the risk plan that filled but reached neither target nor stop within its window is not part of the totals; its count is shown openly. An idea under the risk plan that is still open at its time limit (14 days, 30 for weekly ideas) closes at the price then and is counted.
• Market filter (since 3 November 2026). A market whose last 15 closed ideas add up to a loss (with at least 8 of them) is tried after every other open market and needs a confidence of 65 instead of 50 before an idea is published. It keeps getting chances, so it can recover. Ideas already published are never changed by it.
• Markets covered. Bitcoin is no longer covered since 3 November 2026 (32 closed ideas, 28% wins). Its past ideas stay in every figure on this page.
• No cherry-picking. The page shows all closed results since the first idea, and the last 30 days next to them. There is no other date range.
• Early sample. With fewer than 100 closed results the figures are an early sample and can change a lot with a few trades.