One strategy,
three live accounts.
CAB is a retracement entry — a climax candle, a confirmed continuation, a stop that lives at the broker. It trades gold on an Oanda practice account, gold with real money on Pepperstone, and BTC, ETH and SOL on a WEEX futures demo.
Every number on this page is the closed record of those three accounts, as their venues report it. Not a backtest, not a simulation, and not re-written when it goes against us.
LIVE ACCOUNTS
One entry model, three separate books.
Demo and real money are never pooled into one number. Each account carries its own venue, its own risk and its own record, and each is reported here exactly as it stands.
THE RECORD
Graded by the venue, not by us.
Venue-reported P&L
Every closed trade is priced by the broker that filled it — Oanda, Pepperstone, WEEX. Our own fill assumptions never enter the record.
Every signal is kept
Taken or skipped, each setup the engine produces is written to the log. What you see is the whole sample, not the part that worked.
Corrections train the model
When a setup is marked up by hand afterwards, that correction becomes a training label for the next version. The published record stays as it was.
Per account
CLOSED TRADES ONLYHOW IT WORKS
Four steps, the same every candle.
Scan
XAU/USD and BTC, ETH, SOL on the 15-minute chart, around the clock. Crypto volume is read across three perpetual venues rather than one exchange's book.
Detect the CAB
A climax candle marks where the move ran out of supply or demand. The entry needs a No-Supply / No-Demand confirmation after it, and a placement gate that agrees the climax sits where it should.
Score and size
A win-probability score decides how the setup is taken — how many legs go on, and, on crypto, whether the account risks 1% or 5% of its balance.
Manage
The first leg banks at 1R and the runner carries to 2R behind a break-even stop. Stops and targets sit at the venue, so nothing depends on our process staying up.
See the live record.
Signals land on the board as the engines produce them — taken, skipped, and how each one resolved.
Accounts are issued by invitation.