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Sep 21, 2026 · Daily Recap

81% win rate, three symbols went perfect, and the day still only banked $37.12.

BTCUSDm, ETHUSDm, and EURUSDm all closed 100% of their trades in profit. GBPUSDm and gold gave almost all of it back.

Trades Closed
21
Win Rate
81.0%
Net P&L
+37.12

21 trades closed, 17 wins, 4 losses — 81.0% win rate, one of the best of the month by that measure. Net P&L: +$37.12. Three symbols went perfectly clean today: BTCUSDm (8-for-8, +$99.98), ETHUSDm (3-for-3, +$19.42), and EURUSDm (2-for-2, +$22.68). Between them, +$142.08. GBPUSDm and XAUUSDm gave back almost all of it.

GBPUSDm closed 1 win against 2 losses for −$75.06 — a 33% win rate that undid most of a very good day elsewhere. XAUUSDm went 3-for-5 (60%) for −$29.90, driven mostly by a stop-loss at −$54.60 that peaked at just +$22.10 before reversing — real promise, then a full reversal, the pattern the gold-specific time-based exit (shipped later this same day) is built to interrupt.

“Peak +$22.10, reversed to a full −$54.60 stop — the exact shape the new gold time-exit targets.”
TRADE LOG · XAUUSDM #14967 · 01:11 → 02:21

Gold's other stop-loss this day was a genuinely old position: opened Sep 18, closed Sep 21 after holding nearly 52 hours for −$52.63. That trade predates the time-based exit fix, which only started applying to trades opened after it went live. The day's actual best gold trade shows what happens when a winner is simply given room: a BUY that ran to a real $73.99 peak before locking 70% of it for +$52.03, the largest single win of the day.

A gold-specific time-based exit shipped later today (cuts a gold trade early if it's held over 2 hours without reaching $5 profit) -- aimed directly at trades like the −54.60 one above. The first real trade to test it opened just before this recap was written; the next issue covers whether it actually worked.