Dow Jones Industrial Average — every call we made.

Every resolved Sigmo signal on ^DJI, 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 signals2

Win rate50.0%

Expectancy+0.5R

Total+1.0R

Closed	Direction	Entry	Stop	TP1	TP2	Outcome	Result
2026-08-03	LONG	52081.60156	51537.05859	53170.68751	53715.23048	TP1 HIT	+2.0R
Trade log — why, what happened, lesson Why the trade was taken: Buyers hold the upper hand on the Dow, with trend and momentum pointing the same way across the timeframes the engine weighs. A moderate-grade long at 70% confidence; the stop rests beyond the nearest structure level that would break the case, targets set at 2R and 3R and left untouched. What happened: Price reached the first target without touching the stop — the long thesis played out inside its planned risk, banking +2R at the level published on entry. Lesson: A pre-stated target turns a good read into a banked result; the exit needed no decision because it was made before entry.
2026-07-23	LONG	52404.85938	52143.87109	52926.83594	53187.82423	SL HIT	-1.0R
Trade log — why, what happened, lesson Why the trade was taken: Buyers hold the upper hand on the Dow, with trend and momentum pointing the same way across the timeframes the engine weighs. A moderate-grade long at 71% confidence; the stop rests beyond the nearest structure that would break the case, targets fixed at 2R and 3R with nothing touched once live. 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.

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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