Seven Months Live on Real Prop Accounts: Both Versions of the Index, Month by Month
Seven closed months on real prop accounts, April to October 2026. Every month of both versions of the PVE Index, the worst live day against the limit, and the modeled year kept on its own line.
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The Index went live on April first. 7 closed months later, this is the record. Real prop accounts, month by month. The Forex version, on a 100K swing account: +$85,960, live.
7 green months out of 7. The ticker starts at 100 on day one and counts every dollar from the account size, the way a prop account does. Profits get paid out, the account goes back to nominal. Over the live months the Forex version went from 100 to 186 on that scale.
The Futures version, on a 150K account: +$47,098, live. 6 green months and a red October. The modeled year it all followed stays on its own line. Live never gets folded into modeled.
Total is the sum of the two, for one account, and nothing more. Results without the risk layer are half a record. Worst live day on the Forex version: $1,760, against a $5,000 daily limit. On Futures: $1,358, against a $4,500 trailing buffer.
18 tracks in each basket, measured together. October was a hard month for the Futures basket. 3 tracks up, 9 down. The point of 18 tracks is that a month like that costs the account about $2,300.
Not the account. 7 months is enough to see the basket behave. It's not enough to call a long-term return, and I don't. The record grows by one closed month every month.
Both versions, every layer labeled, on the Index page.
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All figures are hypothetical or from live-tracked accounts as stated in the video. Past and simulated performance does not guarantee future results. This is educational content, not financial advice.