Proof, not promises

Results so far

Two ways to verify it yourself: the public MyFXBook record, or read-only access to the live MetaTrader account.

Verified live on MyFXBookA trading history pulled directly from a live account by an independent service (like MyFXBook), so it can't be edited or cherry-picked afterwards.

Figures as of 19 September 2026 — verified against the public MyFXBook record.

29.53%

gain (all-time)Total return since the account started — how much it has grown overall, in percent.

1.16%

avg. monthlyThe average return per month across the whole history. It's an average — some months were higher, some lower.

0.86%

max drawdownThe biggest drop the account has taken from a peak to a low point. This is the clearest signal of real risk — often more important than the gain number.

610

closed tradesThe number of trades that have fully finished (opened and closed). More trades give a more reliable picture than just a few.

Base (no leverage)

12x

24x

Illustrative growth path, scaled to match the verified return above — see MyFXBook for the exact monthly figures.

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MetaTrader 5 — Investor Access

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How to read this

What these numbers actually mean

The average is smoothed

1.16% is an average across 610 trades — some months land above it, some below. Not a promise for next month.

Drawdown protects you

0.86% max drawdown matters more than the gain figure — it shows how much risk you're really taking on.

Two ways to check, not one

MyFXBook shows a public snapshot of my personal live account. The MetaTrader login is that same account — you can watch it update in real time yourself.

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