Daily Results Auto-Posted to This Blog
Every day’s trading results, along with an equity curve chart, are automatically posted to this blog. Good days and bad days are published the same way, so you can judge the strategy by its actual track record.
Published every day, without exception
That day’s realized P&L, trade count, win rate, and equity curve are automatically calculated and posted to this blog every morning, along with a chart — with no manual step in between. Automating the process end to end means there’s no way to selectively publish only on good days.
Example: A post like “2026-08-30 Trading Results (+780 JPY)” is automatically published each morning with that day’s realized P&L, trade count, win rate, and an equity curve chart.
Every post is public
All past posts are available on this site’s blog. Good days and bad days alike remain there as an unedited record.
What gets posted
- The day's realized P&L, number of trades and win rate
- An equity curve chart
- Both Japanese and English versions
Monthly summary posts are published as well. The figures come from the operator's live MT5 account. This account includes the operator's own manual trades in addition to EA trading, so the published results are not EA-only results.
Why we publish every day
Showing only the good periods makes automated trading look better than it is. Keeping every day's result in the same format lets anyone check the real record later, including losing streaks.
How to read it: rather than single-day P&L, look at the monthly summaries and the equity curve to see how deep the drawdowns got.
FAQ
Are the posts written by hand?
Daily posts are aggregated and published automatically. We do not pick only the good days to publish.
Where can I read past posts?
All past posts are on the results blog.