QP Trade Record
The exact record behind every pip figure on the site - main entries, recovery banks, BE1 runner legs and re-entries. No cherry-picking, nothing hidden.
Every leg - main entry, recovery add, runner - shows its entry and exit price, so you can check any of them against your own chart. A setup is the group of legs that share one stop; several can be open at once. Levels publish the moment a setup is fully closed, and the only thing ever held back is a setup that is still running - that is what the live signal channel is for. Pips are QP’s recorded result for each leg using the strategy’s reference-feed entry and exit prices. They are not broker fills - actual execution can differ through spread, slippage, feed differences, swap and execution conditions.
Measured entry to exit on 932 legs. The slower ones are recovery legs riding until their setup resolves - they win 63.3% of the time and account for 31.6% of all profit on this page.
- -509.1pRe-EntrySELLHISTORICALLOSSMar 24, 2026, 4:20 PM ET· held 9h 20m· 4399.09 → 4450.00Was in profit, then turnedBest it got+474.5pWorst it got-509.5pClosed at-509.1p
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Every closed leg -- winners, losers, break-evens, recovery adds and runner -- as a CSV. Generated at download time from this same record.
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These are one record split into views. Any single one of them, read alone, is misleading.
Pips today, this week and this month, with the month-by-month breakdown underneath. Recomputed from the log every time the page loads.
+156,875.9 pips, 1.97 profit factor, and where the profit actually comes from - with an honest note on how much of it is one year.
-10,809 pips, 363 days underwater, and the worst year in full. Every bad number in the record, with dates you can check.
Every call published live, before the outcome was known, with prices published the moment the position closes. Starts at zero and grows with real trades.