Bots
Every bot here is graded A to F on its own record and rated run it, think about it or wait for a turnaround. Echo’s four trade NQ in public, every setup posted the moment it triggers; Set trades a basket of markets once a day; Ace’s 18 run on the desk’s paper book. Pick a tab: how that bot trades, then its record.
Four bots, four different jobs
A session-open method of the kind prop-firm traders run: one trade with the opening move, then trades back toward the open, each with a set stop and target at 1.5 to 1, and the position sized so every trade risks the same dollars. Nothing is filtered and nothing is tuned — if the rules say take it, it is posted, whatever the record says.
The same method with exactly one rule different — a gap never vetoes the opening trade — so the two records can be read against each other. Five years say that one rule is worth 2,230 points. This is the arm allowed to change.
The same rules read on 15-minute candles, exits still watched every minute. Not the published method — its author trades one-minute charts — but the one change to it that five years did not reject: +0.046 R a trade, positive in five of six years, the opposite side at the same candles a coin flip. On its own ledger to earn its place, not a rule.
Echo’s own read, from about twenty inputs — the model’s chance of an up move, the noise floor, sentiment, structure, the opening balance and six measured trade shapes. It shares nothing with the other two except the instrument, which is the point.
All four post everything they find. Echo then tags each signal Echo takes when that exact situation has actually made money on Echo’s bars — at least 30 past trades, and a positive average result after costs — or watch only when it has not. Note that this is not the same test as the win rate clearing the break-even line beside it: a trade that gets scratched at the next session open costs nothing, so a situation can win less often than it “needs” and still have paid. Both tags are scored in public, so the tag itself can be judged too.