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Published journals

The Providers publishing their record in the open.

Every journal below is a public page of recorded trades, each written down the moment its Signal fired and never edited afterwards. Some cover everything a Provider runs; others are scoped to a single Strategy and named for it. No account, no app, and nothing behind a subscription: open one and read the whole book, losses included.

A journal is private until its Provider switches sharing on, so this list is the ones who chose to. A row named for a Strategy is a journal its Provider scoped to that one Strategy; a row named for a Provider covers everything they run. It changes as they do: a Provider who switches sharing off leaves this list, and the page they were sharing stops resolving.

What you are reading when you open one

The same ten chapters on every journal, in the order a trader asks the questions. Nothing in them is computed for the journal: it is the same record the Marketplace publishes, arranged the way a book is read.

OverviewWhat the Provider declared when they applied, beside what the book actually recorded.
ReturnsReturn, profit factor, win rate and the equity curve of the simulated account, for the range selected.
CalendarWhat the account returned each day and each month.
Trade resultsThe largest win and loss, the averages, and how close to the best price each trade was entered and exited.
RiskMaximum drawdown, the worst day, the risk-adjusted ratios, the losing runs, and a stress test.
Capital and fundingHow much of the account was in open positions, and how the simulated account was funded.
Triggon ScoreThe published verdict out of 100, and the six parts it is built from.
Trading styleThe markets, the direction and the sessions: how often each was traded and what each returned.
TimingThe busiest and best hours, weekdays and months, and the streaks.
Every tradeThe full list with entry, exit, result, exit reason and duration. Nothing is left out.
Prop CheckThe same record scored against a published prop-trading baseline, with a verdict and a monthly history.
A record is not a forecast. Every figure in every journal describes trades that have already happened. Trading carries risk and you can lose money. The journals exist so a reader can judge a record in more detail than a headline number allows, and for that purpose only.
How journals are built → The seven questions to ask of any record → What Prop Check measures →

Read a record before you trust one.

Every Strategy on the Marketplace publishes the same history these journals are built from, and you can read all of it before you subscribe to anything.

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