Track record

Every signal MarketPro has published, wins and losses

855 signals closed since March 2024, across 30 instruments. 648 reached at least the first target, 193 hit the stop first and 14 closed with no result. Every one is counted, and every pair has its full log.

Last reviewed by the MarketPro research desk · Editorial policy

Closed signals

855

since March 2024

Win rate

75.8%

648 of 855 reached TP1
Break-even at this ratio: 33.9%

Net result

+56,552 pips

+66,756 won, −10,204 lost

Average win / loss

+103 / −53

1.95 to 1 reward to risk

Figures measured from the live signal database on . Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Losses
193 stopped before any target
No result
14 closed early or expired, counted against the rate
Furthest target reached
TP1 210 · TP2 174 · TP3 264
Buy / sell
Buy 608, 78% won Sell 247, 70% won
Profit factor
6.54
Max drawdown
−380 pips peak to trough of the running total
Longest losing run
4 in a row
Median time open
1d 5h
Best signal
+1,010 pips Gold (XAU/USD) 15 Oct 2025
Worst signal
−296 pips Gold (XAU/USD) 20 Jul 2026
Running total, in pipsEach point is one closed signal, in the order it closed. Hover or use the arrow keys for detail.
April 2024September 2026

Gold is measured in 0.1 pips and moves far more of them, so it accounts for 64% of the net pips from 26% of the signals. The gold record and each pair's page show the parts on their own.

By pair

The record, pair by pair

Each pair with 10 or more closed signals has its own page with every signal on it.

Every instrument with a closed signal, most signals first
PairClosedWonLostNo resultWin rateNet pipsLast closed
Gold (XAU/USD) 220 188 31 1 85.5% +36,190 23 Sep 2026
EUR/USD 51 33 16 2 64.7% +1,276 11 Sep 2026
AUD/USD 48 31 17 0 64.6% +1,153 23 Sep 2026
NZD/CAD 43 32 10 1 74.4% +1,158 22 Sep 2026
AUD/NZD 42 36 5 1 85.7% +2,305 24 Sep 2026
USD/CAD 33 22 10 1 66.7% +834 10 Sep 2026
USD/CHF 31 22 8 1 71.0% +1,017 22 Sep 2026
NZD/USD 30 24 6 0 80.0% +716 22 Sep 2026
EUR/GBP 29 23 6 0 79.3% +1,081 17 Jul 2026
GBP/USD 28 22 6 0 78.6% +1,475 26 Aug 2026
AUD/CAD 27 22 5 0 81.5% +778 10 Sep 2026
NZD/CHF 26 16 10 0 61.5% +514 15 Jan 2026
EUR/CAD 25 19 6 0 76.0% +1,167 21 Sep 2026
AUD/CHF 21 15 6 0 71.4% +575 17 Sep 2026
GBP/CAD 20 15 4 1 75.0% +618 23 Sep 2026
EUR/CHF 19 14 5 0 73.7% +401 16 Sep 2026
USD/JPY 19 12 7 0 63.2% +413 16 Sep 2026
GBP/AUD 17 14 3 0 82.4% +1,400 24 Sep 2026
CAD/CHF 16 10 5 1 62.5% +231 19 Aug 2026
GBP/CHF 15 13 2 0 86.7% +546 21 Sep 2026
EUR/JPY 13 10 2 1 76.9% +497 17 Sep 2026
EUR/NZD 12 9 2 1 75.0% +689 22 Sep 2026
GBP/NZD 12 10 2 0 83.3% +539 24 Sep 2026
NZD/JPY 11 5 5 1 45.5% +138 18 Sep 2026
CHF/JPY 10 5 4 1 50.0% +108 18 Sep 2026
GBP/JPY 10 7 3 0 70.0% +189 18 Sep 2026
CAD/JPY 9 5 3 1 55.6% +207 17 Sep 2026
EUR/AUD 8 5 3 0 62.5% +28 10 Sep 2026
AUD/JPY 7 6 1 0 85.7% +121 11 Sep 2026
Silver (XAG/USD) 3 3 0 0 100.0% +188 24 Sep 2026
Recent signals

The 12 most recent signals

Newest first, across every pair, whatever the outcome. Nothing is picked out.

GBP/AUD

22 Sep 2026 · 1H · Range fade

Sell
Entry
1.87897
Stop
1.88432 hit
TP1
1.87631 reached
TP2
1.87364
TP3
1.86830

TP1 reached, then stopped +27 pips

Published 22 Sep 2026, 03:03 UTC · closed after 1d 23h

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

GBPAUD rejected the top of a well-tested ~4.4-ATR range (1.88229 touched 5x) with RSI hooking down from 67 to 55, and both the 4h and daily trend lean bearish, so this short fade rides with the higher-timeframe pressure rather than against it. TP1 sits at half the stop distance, comfortably inside the range. Note this adds GBP-short exposure alongside an open GBPCAD short, and the range-fade book has been roughly flat lately, size accordingly. A break and hold above 1.88230 invalidates the idea.

AUD/NZD

22 Sep 2026 · 1H · Range fade

Buy
Entry
1.24011
Stop
1.23619 hit
TP1
1.24168 reached
TP2
1.24351 reached
TP3
1.24717

TP2 reached, then stopped +34 pips

Published 22 Sep 2026, 11:03 UTC · closed after 1d 14h

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

AUDNZD is fading a well-tested range floor near 1.2379 (touched 6 times) with RSI hooking up from a deep 25.5 to 34.9, and both the 4h and daily trends lean bullish, the setup this desk's non-JPY fade longs have earned on. Long from ~1.2399 with the stop below the range low; TP1 at 1.24168 sits at half the stop distance with clear air into the range interior, TP2/TP3 further inside. Note medium-impact AUD PMIs at 23:00 UTC, this trade should largely resolve before then, but manage around that window.

GBP/NZD

23 Sep 2026 · 1H · Momentum cross

Buy
Entry
2.33391
Stop
2.32898 hit
TP1
2.33674
TP2
2.33932
TP3
2.34449

Stopped out −49 pips

Published 23 Sep 2026, 19:03 UTC · closed after 6h 28m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

GBPNZD printed a fresh 1h EMA20/50 bullish cross (1 bar old) with 4h and daily EMA stacks both aligned long and price above the 200-EMA. TP1 sits at half the stop distance with clean air, recent bars already traded through that zone and the 5d high (2.34741) is far above, so nothing blocks the first target. The caution: RSI is only 51.7 (barely bullish) and the trigger bar closed at its low after a spike to 2.33863, so momentum is not strongly live. Stop sits below the recent 1h base. GBP is strong on the yield story, a modest tailwind.

Invalidation. An hourly close below 2.32898 breaks the recent 1h base and voids the momentum long.

Silver (XAG/USD)

22 Sep 2026 · 1H · Range fade · Limit order

Buy
Entry
65.431
Stop
64.100 hit
TP1
66.100 reached
TP2
66.760 reached
TP3
68.430

TP2 reached, then stopped +133 pips

Published 22 Sep 2026, 10:04 UTC · closed after 1d 14h

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

Silver bounced off the tested lower range edge (64.41) with RSI hooking from 30 back to 44, so this is a mean-reversion long back toward the range interior. I set a buy limit at 65.43 for a better fill on any dip from current 65.63, with the stop parked below the range floor and TP1/TP2 inside the range. Note the risk: silver headlines are broadly bearish on a firmer dollar, so a clean break of the lower edge would invalidate this, the stop is placed to survive a normal wobble, not a regime break. Also correlated with an existing gold long.

GBP/CAD

23 Sep 2026 · 1H · Range fade

Buy
Entry
1.87061
Stop
1.86750 hit
TP1
1.87221
TP2
1.87378
TP3
1.87692

Stopped out −31 pips

Published 23 Sep 2026, 12:04 UTC · closed after 4h 6m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

GBPCAD is fading the lower edge of a wide, well-defined range (1.8698-1.8786, ~5.4 ATR tall). Price sold into the floor and RSI has hooked hard from 28 back to 38, the kind of oversold reversal the range-fade setup targets. We buy the bounce back toward the interior; the stop sits below the range floor and the recent 5-day low, and targets stay well inside the range. Main risk is a clean break of the lower edge, which ends the mean-reversion idea. Only a low-impact CAD auction is on the calendar.

Invalidation. An hourly close below the 1.8698 range floor breaks the structure the fade relies on and ends the idea.

Gold (XAU/USD)

22 Sep 2026 · 1H · Range fade

Buy
Entry
4322.85
Stop
4285.00 hit
TP1
4342.75 reached
TP2
4362.00 reached
TP3
4391.00

TP2 reached, then stopped +391 pips

Published 22 Sep 2026, 09:03 UTC · closed after 1d 5h

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

Gold is faded off the tested lower edge of a wide H1 range (~4291) after a sharp flush, with RSI hooking up from 29.9 to 45, a mean-reversion long back toward the range interior. I took the entry at market rather than the candidate's higher level for a better fill, and moved the stop to just below the range low (original 57-pip stop exceeded the ATR limit). TP1 sits at half the stop distance with clean air above; TP2/TP3 stay inside the range. Risk: the 4h picture is still soft and gold is under broad selling pressure, so a fresh break of the lower edge kills the idea. Fed speeches from…

AUD/USD

22 Sep 2026 · 1H · Range fade

Buy
Entry
0.71091
Stop
0.70836 hit
TP1
0.71235
TP2
0.71358
TP3
0.71619

Stopped out −26 pips

Published 22 Sep 2026, 09:18 UTC · closed after 22h 18m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

AUDUSD is fading the lower edge of a well-tested 40-bar range (floor ~0.7092, touched 3x) after RSI hooked up from 34 to 42. The daily trend is bullish and there is clean air to TP1 well below the range top at 0.7142, which supports a bounce back into the range interior. Entry taken at market; stop sits just under the range low. Note several medium-impact Fed speeches from 14:05 UTC, the trade should fill and work before then, but USD strength is the main risk if the floor breaks. Educational idea, not advice.

GBP/NZD

22 Sep 2026 · 1H · Range fade

Buy
Entry
2.33154
Stop
2.32478 hit
TP1
2.33506
TP2
2.33848
TP3
2.34533

Stopped out −68 pips

Published 22 Sep 2026, 08:03 UTC · closed after 49m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

GBPNZD is fading its well-tested lower range edge (2.32785, touched 5x). RSI has hooked up from 33 to 41 and the last bar closed back into the range, with both the 4h and daily trends bullish, the profile that has actually earned R on non-JPY GBP fade longs. TP1 sits at half the stop distance with clean room inside the range; the stop rests below the tested edge. Risk to flag: a medium-impact GBP data release at 10:00 UTC and broadly weak Pound headlines, so a decisive edge break would invalidate the mean-reversion thesis.

NZD/CAD

14 Sep 2026 · 1H · Trend pullback

Sell
Entry
0.80322
Stop
0.80640 hit
TP1
0.80154 reached
TP2
0.79992 reached
TP3
0.79668

TP2 reached, then stopped +33 pips

Published 14 Sep 2026, 21:03 UTC · closed after 7d 12h

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

NZDCAD is in a clean 1h downtrend; price bounced into the EMA zone (RSI 55.9) and has turned back down with a strong 9-point RSI hook, the last bar closing lower. h4 is bearish and d1 partial-bearish, so momentum aligns for a continuation short. TP1 at 0.80154 has clear air; note TP2 sits right at the 20d/5d low near 0.80000, so the runner faces support there. Risks: NZD Retail Sales at 22:45 UTC (medium impact) and thin Sydney-rollover liquidity may widen spreads and jolt price. Manage accordingly.

NZD/USD

21 Sep 2026 · 1H · Trend pullback · Limit order

Sell
Entry
0.57230
Stop
0.57420 hit
TP1
0.57090 reached
TP2
0.57040 reached
TP3
0.56860

TP2 reached, then stopped +19 pips

Published 21 Sep 2026, 15:19 UTC · closed after 14h 33m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

NZDUSD is in a confirmed bearish structure on both the 4h and daily, and price has rejected the 0.5738 swing high back below the 1h EMA zone. I'm placing a sell-limit at 0.5723 to catch a small bounce for a better fill, with the stop above the rejection high at 0.5742. TP1 sits just above the well-tested 0.5706 support cluster, so the first target is reachable but that support is the key risk, a bounce there stops the runner. Pullback turn is only mildly convincing and this strategy's recent R has been soft, so this is a lower-conviction idea. Low-impact NZD/USD bill auctions overnight only.

USD/CHF

21 Sep 2026 · 1H · Range fade · Limit order

Buy
Entry
0.82262
Stop
0.82034 hit
TP1
0.82400
TP2
0.82490
TP3
0.82718

Stopped out −23 pips

Published 21 Sep 2026, 00:03 UTC · closed after 1d 4h

Free signalAI-reviewed

Why it was published

USDCHF is fading the lower edge of a well-tested range (~5.3 ATR tall) after RSI hooked up from 38 to 42, and the 4h/1d trends both lean bullish, so the mean-reversion bounce back into the range aligns with the higher timeframe. Entry is a limit at the edge; TP1 nudged up to clear the pip floor at just over half the stop distance, with runners at 1x and 2x. Risk: the hook is shallow and RSI isn't a deep extreme, so the bounce is not high-conviction; a clean break below 0.8213 invalidates the trade. Fed speaker at 10:30 UTC may add USD noise.

GBP/CAD

20 Sep 2026 · 1H · Range fade

Sell
Entry
1.87318
Stop
1.87740 hit
TP1
1.87110
TP2
1.86766
TP3
1.86279

Stopped out −42 pips

Published 20 Sep 2026, 23:03 UTC · closed after 1d 5h

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

GBPCAD is rejecting a well-tested range top near 1.8758 with RSI hooking down from 64, and the 4h/1d bias is bearish, so this fades the edge back toward the range interior in the direction of higher-timeframe pressure. Stop sits above the range high at 1.8774; TP1 at 1.8711 is roughly half the stop distance with clean air inside the range, TP2/TP3 deeper toward the lower band. Note the trade dies if 1.8758 breaks, and Sydney-rollover liquidity is thin, so treat fills as less reliable than mid-session. Educational idea, not advice.

Smaller samples

Pairs with fewer than 10 closed signals

Too few for a page of their own yet, listed here so nothing is left out.

All 27 closed signals on CAD/JPY, EUR/AUD, AUD/JPY and Silver (XAG/USD)
ClosedPairDirectionEntryStopOutcomePips
24 Sep 2026 Silver (XAG/USD) Buy 65.431 64.100 ✓ TP2, then stop +133
17 Sep 2026 CAD/JPY Sell 111.737 111.967 ✓ TP3 +38
15 Sep 2026 CAD/JPY Sell 110.900 111.150 ✕ Stop −25
14 Sep 2026 Silver (XAG/USD) Sell 62.800 63.340 ✓ TP1, then stop +24
11 Sep 2026 CAD/JPY Sell 111.101 111.312 ✓ TP3 +45
11 Sep 2026 AUD/JPY Sell 110.620 110.820 ✓ TP3 +30
11 Sep 2026 CAD/JPY Sell 111.307 111.520 ✕ Stop −21
10 Sep 2026 EUR/AUD Sell 1.61161 1.61462 ✕ Stop −30
3 Sep 2026 Silver (XAG/USD) Sell 65.857 66.470 ✓ TP1, then stop +31
24 Aug 2026 CAD/JPY Buy 115.088 114.859 ✕ Stop −23
17 Aug 2026 EUR/AUD Sell 1.63446 1.63671 ✓ TP3 +45
14 Aug 2026 CAD/JPY Sell 114.510 114.720 ✓ TP1, then stop +14
6 Aug 2026 AUD/JPY Sell 111.123 111.467 ✓ TP1, then stop +17
29 Jul 2026 AUD/JPY Buy 114.135 113.765 ✓ TP2, then stop +33
28 Jul 2026 EUR/AUD Sell 1.62710 1.63009 ✕ Stop −30
27 Jul 2026 CAD/JPY Buy 115.969 115.771 Expired
26 Jul 2026 EUR/AUD Sell 1.63167 1.63482 ✓ TP3 +63
20 Jul 2026 AUD/JPY Buy 113.492 113.300 ✓ TP3 +36
16 Jul 2026 AUD/JPY Buy 113.475 113.234 ✓ TP1, then stop +12
22 Dec 2025 CAD/JPY Buy 113.000 112.650 ✓ TP3 +110
11 Jun 2025 EUR/AUD Sell 1.75310 1.75720 ✓ TP1, then stop +21
16 Mar 2025 EUR/AUD Buy 1.72640 1.71830 ✕ Stop −81
7 Jan 2025 AUD/JPY Buy 98.760 98.420 ✓ TP1, then stop +24
17 Dec 2024 AUD/JPY Buy 97.628 97.323 ✕ Stop −31
4 Dec 2024 EUR/AUD Sell 1.62240 1.62600 ✓ TP1, then stop +20
3 Jul 2024 EUR/AUD Buy 1.61041 1.60685 ✓ TP1, then stop +20
4 Jun 2024 CAD/JPY Buy 114.796 114.034 ✓ TP2, then stop +69
Show all 27Show the latest 20

How these numbers are counted

  • A win is a signal that reached at least its first take-profit. It is counted at the furthest target it reached, so a signal that touched TP2 is worth the distance to TP2. A stop touched after a target does not turn a win into a loss. 341 wins in this record did touch the stop after their last target; a trader who held the whole position past that target would have given some back.
  • A loss is a signal that hit its stop before any target. It costs the full original stop distance, even where the stop was later moved closer.
  • No result means a signal closed early before any level, or a pending order expired unfilled. These count against the win rate, which is wins divided by every closed signal, and add nothing to the pip total.
  • Pips are measured from the published prices: 0.0001 on most pairs, 0.01 on yen pairs and silver, 0.1 on gold. No spread, commission or slippage is deducted, and your own result depends on your entry, your position size and how you exit.
  • Break-even is the win rate a record with the same average win and average loss would need just to finish flat: 1 ÷ (1 + average win ÷ average loss). A win rate means little without it.

This is the same scoring the app uses for its own track record, so the numbers here and in the app agree.

Where the signals came from

The record has three sources, and all three are included, because leaving one out would be choosing the record rather than reporting it. In 2024, 35 signals came from a human analyst desk that no longer operates. From March 2024 to February 2026, signals came from an earlier automated system. Since 14 Jul 2026, every signal comes from the current engine, which scans for setups and puts each candidate through an AI review before it can be published. Nothing was published between February 2026 and July 2026. The current engine's figures are also shown on their own, so it can be judged separately.

The whole record, and the current engine on its own
ClosedWin rateNet pipsAvg win / lossBreak-even
All time, since March 2024 855 75.8% +56,552 +103 / −53 33.9%
Current engine, since 14 Jul 2026 211 67.8% +6,146 +58 / −39 39.9%

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Written and reviewed by the MarketPro research desk

MarketPro is a trading-signal and trading-education app operated by Harajuku Holdings LTD (Cyprus). Our signal desk publishes and tracks every trade idea in-app, and every page here is checked against the app's live behaviour before publishing. Last reviewed . How we produce signals and content · About MarketPro

FAQ

The track record: common questions

What is MarketPro's win rate?
Across all 855 signals closed since March 2024, 648 reached at least the first take-profit: 75.8%. The current engine, live since 14 Jul 2026, has closed 211 at 67.8%. Both rates count early closes and expired orders as non-wins. The break-even rate for each record's own average win and loss is 33.9% and 39.9%. Not investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Does the record include losing signals?
Yes. 193 signals hit their stop before any target and every one is listed on its pair's page with its entry, stop and loss in pips. The most recent 12 closed signals are shown as cards on this page whatever their outcome.
Why is gold such a large part of the pip total?
Because a gold pip is a different unit. Gold is measured in pips of 0.1 and moves hundreds of them in a day, while a currency pair moves tens of 0.0001 pips. Gold is 26% of the signals here but 64% of the net pips. Compare pairs on their win rate and on average win against average loss, which do not depend on the unit, and see the gold record on its own.
Where did the older signals come from?
The record has three sources, and all three are included, because leaving one out would be choosing the record rather than reporting it. In 2024, 35 signals came from a human analyst desk that no longer operates. From March 2024 to February 2026, signals came from an earlier automated system. Since 14 Jul 2026, every signal comes from the current engine, which scans for setups and puts each candidate through an AI review before it can be published. Nothing was published between February 2026 and July 2026. The current engine's figures are also shown on their own, so it can be judged separately.
How up to date is this page?
The figures are measured from the live signal database each time the site is published; the date above the figures says when that last happened. A signal appears here once it has closed. Open signals are in the app.
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