Track record
A track record nobody can type in
Everything on this page is compiled by the Meridian bridge from the closed trades its own copier recorded — the execution ledger, de-duplicated by the copier's own key and timestamped on arrival, then aggregated in the database that serves the trader's dashboard. No figure is entered by hand, adjusted after the fact, or picked from a favourable window: the trader whose record you are reading cannot edit a single row of it, because the editing interface does not exist. What you see below is the same table of numbers their dashboard shows them.
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Headline figures load here once the link answers: net result, closed trades, win rate, profit factor, average win and loss, best and worst trade, and the worst drawdown of the cumulative result.
The month-by-month breakdown loads here: trades closed, winning and losing count, and the net result for each month on the record.
Methodology
How every figure here is produced
Source. Every closed round trip the
copier pushed to its journal, recorded server-side in UTC at the moment it
arrived. The copier de-duplicates by its own key, so a resent frame after
a dropped connection cannot double-count a trade. The bridge serves
aggregates only — totals, one monthly series and one drawdown figure — so
no individual fill, instrument or account name appears on this page.
Definitions. A trade with a
positive result is a win, a negative one is a loss, and a close at exactly
zero is a scratch — neither side. The win rate is the share of DECIDED
trades that won, so scratches neither help nor hurt it. Profit factor is
gross profit divided by gross loss, and shows a dash while the record has
no losing trade to divide by, because zero would read as "everything
lost". Net is the sum of each round trip's result exactly as NinjaTrader
paired the fills. Average loss is quoted as an absolute size.
Drawdown. The worst peak-to-trough
decline of the cumulative result across the record, in currency units —
the deepest stretch where the running total fell from a high-water mark
before recovering.
Months. Grouped by the month the
closed trade was recorded in, on the server's UTC clock. The trading
platform's own local timestamps are deliberately never converted, because
moving them would put fills near midnight in the wrong month.
Currency and scope. The figures are
in the currency the account is billed in, covering every trade the copier
recorded for that account — one continuous record from its first closed
trade to the latest one on this page, with no start date chosen to flatter
it.
Honest limits
What these numbers cannot tell you
No percentage returns. The server
never sees account equity — only fills — so this page quotes absolute
currency amounts and no percentage return or return on capital. Any
percentage here would require a capital base nobody has published, and a
percentage with no denominator is a marketing number, not a measurement.
No risk-adjusted score. A net
result and a drawdown say nothing about position sizing, leverage or how
concentrated the winning trades were. Read the month-by-month series for
consistency: a record built from three lucky weeks and one built from
twelve steady months can carry the same total.
No live verification badge. The
figures are compiled automatically from the trader's own execution
records as the copier recorded them, and they are not independently
audited or verified by a third party. What makes this page different from
a screenshot is that the data path is fixed and the trader cannot edit
it — not that an auditor signed it.
Points in time. The record grows
with every closed trade and this page reads the current state of it. It
does not archive snapshots of earlier versions, so treat any copy of
these figures you take as a reading of the day you took it.
Required disclosures
Past performance and risk
Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Every figure on this page describes trades that have already closed. The same strategy, the same markets and the same trader can produce materially different results tomorrow.
These are actual results, not hypothetical or simulated ones. Every trade shown was recorded automatically as it was executed through the copier — none of it is a model, a backtest or a paper account. Because of that, the hypothetical and simulated performance disclosures required of hypothetical results under CFTC Rule 4.41 do not apply to this page; had any figure here been simulated, its inherent limitations would have to be disclosed beside it. Nothing on this page is a projection of what any following trade will return.
Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Trading futures, options on futures and retail off-exchange foreign currency transactions involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. You may lose more than your initial deposit, and leverage magnifies both gains and losses. Past results of any trader — including this one — are no guarantee of future performance, and you should trade only with money you can afford to lose.
Not investment advice, not an offer. This page is a record of one trader's results, provided for transparency. It is not investment advice, a solicitation, or an offer to buy or sell any contract, and Meridian does not endorse the strategies behind it. Copying a trade is a decision you make and its consequences are yours.
About this link
This address is unlisted: it works only for people the trader shared it with, and the trader can switch the record off or retire the link at any time from their dashboard — at which point this page will say so instead of showing figures. If the record you expected to see is gone, that is what happened. Questions about the numbers themselves go to the trader who published them; questions about how Meridian records them are answered in the documentation, and you can read more about the product on the home page.