What our tracked signals actually did. Every study below is built on timestamped trades with the losers left in.
How our desk grades and delivers signals changes when the numbers make us. Every change since July 2026, what forced it, and what it means for your alerts.
Failed breakouts died in 2 hours (median); winners took 11 to pay. What a retest is, why it works, and break-and-retest rules — from 1,446 tracked signals.
Our win rates run 19% to 49% — and all of them make money. Across 2,292 tracked trades, just 7% produced every dollar of profit. The full math.
75.5% of 1,611 tracked breakouts failed — two-thirds fully reversed. The rates by session, timeframe and pair, and why the sample still paid +337R.
Not a timezone chart — 2,173 tracked signals: session win rates, average payoff per trade, and the session that quietly loses money.
Why false breakouts happen, how to spot a fakeout before it takes your stop, and the confirmation rules that beat stop hunts — from 1,611 tracked signals.
M15, H1, H4 or daily? In 1,569 tracked breakout signals, H1 paid +0.63R per trade while M15 sat at breakeven. The real trade-offs — and the verdict.
Why this pivot-based mean reversion model works so well and why we evaluate outcomes within 48 hours (avg ~78% win rate).
A practical pivot framework and how Breakout Alerts uses pivots to structure entries and exits.