US Dollar / Swedish Krona — every call we made.

Retired from the traded set — US Dollar / Swedish Krona 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 USDSEK, 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 signals1
Win rate100.0%
Expectancy+2.0R
Total+2.0R
ClosedDirectionEntryStopTP1TP2OutcomeResult
2026-09-23 LONG 9.594 9.41882 9.94436 10.11954 TP1 HIT +2.0R
Trade log — why, what happened, lesson

Why the trade was taken: The engine read multi-timeframe trend and momentum alignment on the pair as aligned long on US Dollar / Swedish Krona — a strong-grade setup at 81% model confidence. The stop was placed beyond the nearest major support, the level where the long case is invalid, with targets at 2R and 3R of that risk. Exits fixed at entry; no mid-trade adjustment.

What happened: The engine's read of trend and momentum alignment long on USD/SEK played out as intended, with price advancing to the first target for a 2R gain. The structure held above the invalidation level throughout, so the strong-grade thesis was borne out on this occasion.

Lesson: A defined stop beyond invalidation and fixed targets let a sound setup run to plan without mid-trade interference.

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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