Australian Dollar / Canadian Dollar — every call we made.

Retired from the traded set — Australian Dollar / Canadian Dollar is no longer traded or scanned. Its history stays published at full weight and keeps counting in the track record.

Every resolved Sigmo signal on AUDCAD, judged at the exact levels published when it posted. Stop-outs shown at full weight — a history with the losses removed is a history with deletions. Live signals appear here only after they resolve; the board shows them the moment they post.

Resolved signals3
Win rate33.3%
Expectancy0.0R
Total0.0R
ClosedDirectionEntryStopTP1TP2OutcomeResult
2026-08-23 LONG 0.98328 0.98015 0.98954 0.99267 TP1 HIT +2.0R
Trade log — why, what happened, lesson

Why the trade was taken: A moderate long stands in the Aussie against the Canadian dollar, the timeframes reading in the same direction without shouting it at 69 percent conviction. The stop rests beyond the nearest structure that would undo the case, with targets fixed at 2R and 3R and no meddling once the trade is live.

What happened: The moderate long on AUD/CAD played out as framed, with trend and momentum aligned enough to carry price to the first target for 2R. Conviction sat at 69 percent rather than a shout, and the structure held as the case required.

Lesson: A moderate read left to run to its planned target can still deliver, provided the stop and targets are set before entry and left untouched.

2026-08-20 LONG 0.98609 0.98043 0.99741 1.00307 SL HIT -1.0R
Trade log — why, what happened, lesson

Why the trade was taken: The Aussie holds a modest edge over the Canadian dollar, with trend and momentum reading long across the engine's timeframes rather than pulling against one another. It earns a moderate grade at 74% confidence — enough alignment to act on, not enough to lean hard. Stop rests beyond the nearest structure that would break the case, with targets fixed at 2R and 3R and left untouched.

What happened: Price traded through the invalidation level, closing the trade at its planned −1R. The premise behind the long read did not hold.

Lesson: A stop doing its job is the system working: one unit lost, position sizing intact, on to the next signal.

2025-11-25 SHORT 0.90764 0.91069 0.90358 0.90154 SL HIT -1.0R

Levels are the ones published at post time — never restated. R measures each result against the risk taken (what R means); a stop-out is −1R by construction.

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