first verified signal 2026-08-13 · 19 earlier trades are backtest, not platform-verified · 99 days on record · 0 closed in this range
Declared by the Provider
Market
Perpetual or dated contract
Timeframes
5m
Style
Swing Trading
Risk level
High
Provider type
Algo
Leverage
1x to 100x
Fee
0.05% per side
Position mode
One-way
Activity timezone
New York
Recorded in the book
Leverage used
5.4x average (1x to 13x)
Size per position
100.0% of the account
02 · Approach
How it trades, according to the record.
Read from the 0 closed trades in the selected period.
No closed trades in this period.
03 · Performance
What the account returned.
No closed trades in this period.
No closed trades in this period.
04 · Risk
-0.00% given back at the worst point, for — earned.
What the return cost, and the Score that weighs the two.
Drawdown and volatility
Max drawdown-0.00%-0.00% without leverage
Risk-adjusted—daily account returns, annualisedreturn per unit of volatility, downside and drawdown
Sharpe—not published
Sortino—not published
Calmar—not published
Longest losing run3consecutive losing trades, whole record
Leverage5.4xaverage across the book
1x to 13x5.42x of the account exposed, average
Funding of the simulated account
$10,000.00Original stakethe simulated account's opening capital
$14,813.59Equity nowwallet plus open P&L
$15,000.50In margin1 open position
Simulated, per Strategy. No margin calls and no recharges. Injections are never added to the return.
Triggon Score
41Triggon Scoreof 100
0.00Profit factor
-0.00%Max drawdown
0Trades
30Active dayslive on Triggon, pauses excluded
What the Score is made of41 of 100 · Rising
scorewt
CAGR0.8025%
Win rate0.5420%
Profit factor0.5220%
Max drawdown0.2820%
Trades0.568%
Active days0.038%
The six published sub-scores, on the 0–1 scale the engine normalised them to, which is why they differ from the figures above. CAGR is the annualised account return, not the total. The Score is their weighted geometric mean, so the smallest arm holds it down and cannot be bought back by a strong one; that arm is marked. Lifetime, not the selected period.
05 · Trading activity
How the record was built.
When the trades were placed, and where the result came from.
0Closed tradesin this period
1Still opennot listed until closed
0Assets
0Days with a resultwhole record
Streaks
14Longest winning run
3Longest losing run
4.2Average winning run
1.4Average losing run
0Current win streakbest 14
Winning and losing streaks9 runs
201003
Winning runs 4Losing runs 5
The whole record, not the selected period. A break-even trade neither extends a run nor ends one.
06 · Trade history
Every trade, as recorded.
0 closed trades, newest first. Any column sorts the whole list, not the rows already loaded.
1 position is still open. A position is listed once it closes.
The Session column is derived from each trade’s entry time in UTC, not entered by the Provider.
07 · Prop Check
Prop Incompatible
How compatible the strategy’s recorded behaviour is with Prop Baseline v1.1, a generic proprietary-trading risk framework. This is an assessment of what the book already contains — not a prediction that an evaluation would be passed, not a guarantee of eligibility, and not advice. No firm is named, and nothing here changes the strategy.
15.3/ 100Prop IncompatibleBased on the strategy’s current Journal data and Prop Baseline v1.1. Data through 2026-10-01 (America/New_York).
Maximum Drawdown is 36.33% against a limit of 10.00%.
Daily Drawdown is 9.86% against a limit of 5.00%.
Maximum Trade Loss is 15.31% against a limit of 3.00%.
Leverage and position size8.00× → 2.00×Prop Score 8.7 → 19.4
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Generated from Sam Royden’s trades, written down when they opened.
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