The track record
Every closed signal counts toward the record, wins and losses. Figures are calculated from our own signal records as of October 2026.
Counted the same way every time
72.5%
of 1,259 closed signals reached at least their first target, since January 2024. The other 346 did not, and they count too.
- Win rate, last 90 days
- 77.4%
- Average gain on winning signals
- +43.3%
- App Store rating
- 4.1 234 ratings
- Google Play rating
- 3.2 54 ratings
How we count. A win is a closed signal that reached at least its first profit target. Gains are measured from the entry price to the highest target reached (or to the stop-loss if no target was reached) using signal prices, not account returns. Figures as of October 2026.
Wins against losses
1,259 closed signals since January 2024. 15 open signals are not counted. A win is a signal that reached at least its first target. Signal prices, not account returns.
What is counted, and when
In the last 90 days, 77.4% of 84 closed signals were wins. Lotto options, short-dated and the highest-risk strategy, are the largest sample; stocks and cash-secured puts are small samples so far.
A signal only enters the record once it is closed. 15 signals were still open at the time of writing and are not counted yet.
What the record covers
Closed signals per strategy (counts, not win rates)
- Options lottos706 closed
- Options swing484 closed
- Stock signalsSmall sample27 closed
- Cash-secured putsSmall sample42 closed
Scale: the longest bar is 706 closed signals and the others are drawn in proportion. Strategies with fewer than 50 closed signals are marked as a small sample. There are no closed signals for crypto, day trading or futures.
What this record does not show
- Account returns. Gains are measured on signal prices, not on what any member earned.
- Fees, slippage and taxes. Real trades cost more than signal prices suggest.
- Anything about the future. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
- A member count or any measure of how many people followed each signal.
Trading options involves substantial risk of loss, and you can lose more than you expect. A high win rate says nothing about the size of the losses. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Questions about the numbers
What counts as a win?
A closed signal that reached at least its first profit target. Everything else that has closed is a loss.
Are open signals included?
No. A signal is counted only once it has closed, so open trades cannot flatter the record.
Why is there no win rate for each strategy?
The strategies have very different numbers of closed signals, and a rate on a small count can mislead. The counts are shown so you can judge for yourself.
Does the record include signals that were removed or edited?
The figures are calculated from the closed signals in our database as of October 2026. Ask support if you want to know more about how a specific signal was recorded.
Is this what members earned?
No. It measures the signals, not anyone’s account. Your results depend on your entries, sizing, fees and discipline.
Read the record, then decide
Every closed signal counts toward it, wins and losses.