The Index: Six Quarters Without a Red One
Six quarters of a multi-strategy prop firm account, April 2025 to September 2026, in both versions of the PVE Index: the worst day against the limit, the blow rate and the first payout unit. Four quarters modeled, two live.
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Six quarters. Not one of them red. Four modeled, two live, on a prop account. And across 1,500 simulated paths, the Forex version never blew the account. This is the PVE Index.
Since April 2025, the Forex version is up $167,800, on a 100K account. The Futures version: $114,500, on 150K. Quarter by quarter, every bar is green. The third quarter of 2026 added 25.4% of the account on Forex, and 11.2% on Futures.
Compared with the same quarter a year earlier, that's three times bigger on Forex, and almost three times on Futures. Now the part a prop account cares about. On Forex, the worst live day was $1,469, against a $5,000 daily limit.
A typical trade dips $179 before it resolves. On Futures, the floor trails end of day, and the worst live day closed at $1,107, against $4,500. 1,500 simulated paths, three years each.
Forex: zero blown. Futures: two in ten thousand. Six months live, on the modeled pace: $62,000 on Forex, $41,000 on Futures. Weights as of September 30th, history recalculated. The full breakdown is 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.