How our strategies did last quarter (Q2 2026)

These are the exact strategies we sell, running on real accounts. Here’s how every one of them did from April through June — and from here we’ll publish this breakdown every month.

The quarter in one line

Every bundle and every strategy setup we sell finished the quarter in profit — 12 of 12 bundles, 20 of 20 strategy-instrument setups.

That’s the number that matters most, and not because every month will look like this. It’s because these strategies were built to be repeatable rather than lucky, and a clean quarter across the whole lineup is what “repeatable” is supposed to look like when it goes right.

Forex led the quarter

The three forex bundles run on $100k accounts, each with a different personality:

• Champion returned +$21,429. It’s the highest-output forex bundle, and it did that number while carrying a modeled annual blow rate near zero — high return with very little risk of breaching the account.
• Index returned +$18,402. The middle option, balancing pace and stability.
• Focus returned +$16,449, and this is the one worth pausing on: it produced that with a modeled annual blow rate of essentially zero. The entire design goal of a funded-account strategy is making money while almost never breaching, and Focus is the clearest expression of that trade-off in the lineup.

Forex led for a simple reason — the swing-style setups had a strong three months and the bundles carry more combined activity, so the numbers compound faster than the futures side.

Futures, across three account sizes

The futures bundles come in three account tiers — $50k, $100k and $150k — and each tier offers three risk profiles: Growth, Balanced and Precision. Same underlying strategies, different sizing philosophies, so a trader can pick how hard they want the account to work.

The Growth and Balanced profiles had a quieter quarter:

• 50k Balanced +$5,450, a steady result on the smallest account.
• 100k Balanced +$2,006 and 150k Balanced +$7,023.
• The Growth profiles landed between +$3,512 and +$4,557 across the three tiers.

Profitable across the board, just slower — which is exactly what a three-month window looks like when the higher-frequency setups don’t get many of their preferred conditions. These bundles are built to grind, not to spike, and a modest quarter is well within their normal range.

The Precision bundles and the new strategies had a strong debut

The Precision profiles — the lowest-blow-risk configurations — put up the biggest futures numbers this quarter:

• 50k Precision +$15,188
• 100k Precision +$19,657
• 150k Precision +$25,418

These are newer high-activity configurations in their first tracked quarter, so treat the size of these numbers as a strong start rather than a settled average.

GAP, our newest strategy, trades the price gap that opens between Friday’s close and Sunday’s reopen. On micro gold, standalone, it returned +$16,300 across eight trades. That eight is the standalone view only — GAP also runs inside the Precision and Index bundles, where it fires far more often. An early but real start; we cover it in full in its own write-up.

Every bundle at a glance

All twelve, ranked by live net profit for the quarter. PF and win rate are pre-publication figures across the full record, not the Q2 live sample:

Profit factor (PF) is gross profit divided by gross loss — above 1 is profitable; 3.0 means the strategy earned $3 for every $1 it lost. Win rate is the share of trades that closed in profit. A high PF with a modest win rate is normal and healthy: it means the winners are meaningfully bigger than the losers.

Why we sell bundles, not single strategies

A single strategy takes relatively few trades and can swing hard from one month to the next — a strong stretch, then a flat one, purely from variance. That’s uncomfortable to trade and easy to abandon at the wrong moment.

Combining several strategies across different instruments smooths that out. When one setup is quiet, another is often active; when one instrument chops, another trends. The bundle’s job is to make the month-to-month ride steady enough that you actually stick with it long enough for the edge to show. That’s why every product we sell is a pre-sized bundle rather than a lone strategy — the diversification is part of the design, not an afterthought. You can see the make-up of each one on the portfolios page.

Why we publish all of it

Anyone can screenshot a winner and delete the losers. We show every bundle and every setup — including the quiet Growth and Balanced quarters and the eight-trade GAP sample — because a track record you can’t check isn’t a track record. Every number on this page comes from real funded accounts running the same scripts a customer receives, over the same three months. For the method behind the sizing, see how we build and size the bundles.

Next update

Next month. Same format, every bundle, every setup, whatever the numbers say.