We don't promise a win rate — we measure it and publish the results. Instead of marketing claims, TrendTrader Pro maintains a public, measured performance record: the 2026 Performance Report.
The 2026 Performance Report
The report is a 16-page measured-performance record, published as a web page, covering July 2024 through August 2026. Read it at trendtrader.pro/performance-report-2026.
What's inside:
Over 4,000,000 measured signal outcomes — 83,369 signals tracked across a full grid of trade geometries — spanning 507 markets and 6 asset classes.
Win rates per asset class, not one blended headline number.
Expected values in R-multiples, so you can see the size of the edge, not just how often signals win.
Per-class tables including the classes that showed no edge. We publish the unflattering rows too; that is the point of measuring.
Full methodology and risk disclosures, so you can verify how every number was produced.
The flagship result
The headline finding of the report: an 87.0% win rate on confirmed forex intraday signals — 3,857 decided signals over a 9-month measurement at the report's 1:6 take-profit : stop-loss reference geometry (86.7% including timeouts), above that geometry's 85.7% breakeven. "Confirmed" means the AI confirmation layer's independent read agreed with the signal's direction.
That number comes with its context in the report: the sample, the window, the outcome definitions, and the limitations. We encourage you to read the methodology rather than take the headline alone.
How to read these numbers honestly
Win rate is not the whole story. A high win rate with poor reward-to-risk can still lose money; that is why the report publishes expected values in R-multiples alongside win rates.
Edges vary by asset class. Some classes measured strong, some measured weak or flat — the per-class tables show which. Use signals where the measurement supports them.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Every figure in the report is a measurement of what happened, not a promise of what will happen. Markets change, and the report is explicit about this.
Why we publish this at all
Most tools in this industry claim accuracy; very few measure it, and fewer publish the methodology and the losing categories. We took the opposite approach: fire signals, record every outcome, and publish the full table — including where the engine showed no edge. If the measured results ever change materially, the published record will reflect that too.
If you have questions about a specific number or the methodology, contact support — we are happy to walk through how it was measured.