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Scalping Signal Statistics — Elite Plan
This page shows the real-time performance of scalping signals available in the Elite plan. Data is updated automatically every 2 hours.

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Simulation — what a small account would have made by following the AI

Simulation based only on signals where the AI proposed an SL and TP and whose result is known. Starting budget 5000 $, fixed risk 100 $/trade (2%), no compounding, no fees or slippage. Indicative only — not a real track record. Expired signals are excluded.

+$264 (+5.3%)
Total simulated gain or loss
$5,264
Final simulated balance (starting from 5000 $)
100%
% winning trades (3 trades included)
0%
Worst account drawdown

3 trades over 2 days

Simulation — what we avoided (or missed) by ignoring weak signals

Same simulation (5000 $, 100 $/trade) but on the discarded signals (score too low). We calculate what would have happened if they had been taken: when SL would have been hit → money saved by the filter; when TP would have been hit → gain missed because of the filter.

$300
✅ Losses avoided thanks to the filter (3 SL avoided)
$1,243
❌ Gains missed because of the filter (8 TP missed)
−$943
Net balance (positive = filter useful)
11
Ignored signals with known result

11 signals over 5 days

Comparison — does the AI outperform the indicator alone?

We replay the exact same simulation (5,000 $, 100 $/trade) twice on the same signals: once using the raw indicator SL/TP levels, once using the AI-suggested levels. The greener column shows which approach was more profitable.

Indicator
+$0 (+0%)
Win rate 33.3%
AI
+$264 (+5.3%)
Win rate 100%

3 signals compared

⚠️ Trades taken with warning (score 55–59)

These signals have an imperfect context (e.g. opposing trend, unvalidated filter) — tracked separately to determine whether taking them despite the warning is worth it, or whether they should be systematically ignored.

100%
% winning trades
2
Completed trades
2 TP reached · 0 SL hit
1.00R
Max favorable — winning trades
how far price went in the right direction
Max adverse — losing trades
how far price went in the wrong direction

Indicator Stop Loss vs AI-suggested Stop Loss

The indicator always places its SL exactly at 1R (fixed distance). The AI suggests an SL positioned on market structure — often a bit further away, but better placed. This section compares both approaches on taken signals (≥55) to determine which better protects the trade without cutting winners.

2 / 3
Trades where the indicator SL was hit
66.7% of analyzed trades
1.1R
Average distance of AI SL
vs fixed 1R for the indicator — larger = wider SL
100%
✅ AI SL would have avoided exit
2 times the indicator SL triggered but the AI SL would not have — the trade then reached TP
0
⚠️ AI SL too tight — would have cut a winner
0 times the AI SL triggered while the indicator would have let the trade reach TP

3 signals analyzed (taken signals with AI SL available)

Results of taken signals

These figures concern only signals deemed strong enough to follow (score above the threshold). The win rate indicates how often price reached the target (TP) before the stop-loss (SL). The higher this figure, the more reliable the system.

TP reached 3

3 resolved signals · 0 expired
100%
% winning trades (win rate)
3/0
Target reached (TP) / Stopped out (SL)
0%
TP reached too late (0) — neither gain nor loss
7.9h
Average trade duration

Zoom on performance by direction (buy vs sell), quality of targets set, and recent trend to see if the system is improving.

100%
Winners buying (Long) — 1/1
100%
Winners selling (Short) — 2/2
2.00R
Target risk/reward ratio (average R:R) — e.g. 2R = targeting 2× the risk
1.10R
Gain actually achieved on winning trades
1.10R
Max favorable on winners — how far price went in the right direction
Max adverse on losers — how far price went in the wrong direction
100%
Recent trend — last 10 trades (3 winners / 3)
100%
Recent trend — last 20 trades (3 winners / 3)
SL/TP calibration — taken trades only (3 signals)
Stop-Loss
Well placed
2 (67%)
Too tight
1 (33%)
Too wide
0 (0%)
Take-Profit
Well calibrated
1 (33%)
Too ambitious
0 (0%)
Too conservative
2 (67%)

% winners by signal strength (score)

A signal with a high score should produce more winning trades than a weak signal — this table verifies whether that's actually the case.

70+
100% (1/1)
50-60
100% (2/2)

% winners by trigger type

Some trigger types work better than others — this table shows which ones, so you know which setups to focus on.

cross50_ct

100%
✅ 1
❌ 0
/1
rebound20

100%
✅ 2
❌ 0
/2

Ignored signals — was the filter right to skip them?

These signals had a score too low to trigger an alert. We verify here in hindsight what would have happened if they had been taken: losses avoided or gains missed?

3
✅ Correctly ignored — SL would have been hit (loss avoided)
8
❌ Missed gains — TP would have been reached
72.7%
Share of ignored signals that would have won
0
Undetermined result (neither TP nor SL hit)

Well ignored: 3

Missed gains: 8

11 resolved ignored signals

Global score — is the system making the right decisions?

Combines taken AND ignored signals to answer one question: in what proportion did the system get it right — whether by alerting on a winning signal, or ignoring one that would have lost?

42.9%

Correct decisions overall (6 out of 14 evaluated)

Correct: 6

Incorrect: 8

Total signals received
14
Conv.taken
1✅1❌0
Warn.taken
2✅2❌0
Ignoredignored
11✅3❌8

Analysis quality — is the system well calibrated?

These statistics cover all signals (taken and ignored) and the automatic post-trade reports generated after each resolution. They verify whether the score, SL and TP are correctly calibrated, and whether the AI correctly reads market direction.

Signal distribution by score (all signals)

1

<30

7

30-40

3

40-50

2

50-60

0

60-70

1

70+

84.6%
Predicted direction confirmed by market (11/13)
10
✅ Stop-losses well placed (per post-trade reviews)
2/1
SL too tight (cut too early) / too wide (loss too large)
4
✅ Targets (TP) well calibrated

3 TP too ambitious (price couldn't reach it) · 5 TP too conservative (price went much further)

🕐 Impact des sessions & Kill Zones sur les signaux

Chaque ligne correspond à une fenêtre horaire UTC. Kill Zones = moments de liquidité maximale où les institutions entrent sur le marché. Le win rate, le nombre de signaux pris et ignorés, et le taux de bonnes décisions permettent de voir quelles sessions sont les plus favorables.

Session / KZ Total Conv. Warn. Ignored Ignored decisions Win% Good dec.%

Tokyo

2 (14%) 2 ✅0(0%) ❌2(100%) 0%

London

2 (14%) 1 1 ✅1(100%) ❌0(0%) 100% (1/1) 100%


NY KZ
Kill Zone
1 (7%) 1 ✅0(0%) ❌1(100%) 0%

NY/London

4 (29%) 1 1 2 ✅2(100%) ❌0(0%) 100% (2/2) 100%

NY

4 (29%) 4 ✅0(0%) ❌4(100%) 0%

Hors session

1 (7%) 1 ✅0(0%) ❌1(100%) 0%

KZ = Kill Zone (max liquidity) · Win% = taken resolved signals · Good dec.% = taken winner + ignored loser avoided

Updated on Jun 20, 2026, 6:49 PM