Every alert is market-stamped by the order ticket. For the ranking each alert is scored at 10 MES / 10 MNQ (= 1 ES / 1 NQ) whatever size the analyst traded, so traders compare on points, not account size; "Copy at 1×" shows his real size. Ranked by net dollars with the worst drawdown next to it. The first 5 analysts who make another trader money take $250 each — see below.
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Pay per Win is ON for these analysts: tap Follow · Pay per Win and the next alert reaches you sized to your risk. A row marked all-time record is his record to date (every alert, every server) until he has an alert on this board.
Traders with at least 10 completed alerts and a positive net, most net dollars first; a lower max drawdown breaks ties.
The moment a trader's Pay per Win net with an analyst reaches +$200 (his own results at his own size, after fees), that analyst takes the next slot. One slot per analyst, no end date, 5 of 5 still open. $1250 in total.
Order ticket only. An alert counts only when it was posted through the order ticket, so its entry and every exit are stamped by the price feed at the moment of the click. A typed alert (Discord button or $alert) is listed but not counted.
A stop on every alert. How wide is the analyst's call — his max loss is on the record, and the max drawdown column shows what it cost. An alert without a stop is not counted.
10 MES / 10 MNQ (= 1 ES / 1 NQ), always. ES is $50 a point, NQ is $20 a point. Position size never changes a score. MES and MNQ count as ES and NQ.
Net decides. Total dollars over every completed alert, wins, losses and break-evens included. A lower max drawdown breaks a tie, then more alerts.
Profit is required. A ranked position needs a net above $0.
At least 10 completed alerts, at most 3 a day. Alert number 4 of a session is not counted, so nobody can spray.
Exit by 5:00 PM ET. The first trim or the full exit must be recorded before the session ends. If it is not, the alert is scored as a loss at its stop.
Max drawdown is the worst slide of the running total from its highest point, in close order — what someone who started copying at the top would have lost. Worst run is the deepest string of consecutive losses.
At my risk shows the same record sized to YOUR risk per entry, the way Pay per Win sizes a real signal: contracts = your risk ÷ what one contract risks at his stop on that alert; an alert too wide for one contract is skipped. His exits follow as a % of yours, rounded up. Where his real size or stop is not known, 1× = 10 MES / 10 MNQ (= 1 ES / 1 NQ). Net, worst dip and biggest single loss all scale with the multiple; "account you'd want" is the worst dip plus the biggest loss, rounded up. Hypothetical — no commissions, slippage or fills modelled.
Partial exits average out. A trade closed in parts is scored on the weighted average of its exits.
The $250 slots. Separate from the standings and with no end date: the first 5 analysts whose Pay per Win trades put another trader +$200 net (at the trader's own size, after fees, reported trades out) win $250 each. The trader is never named; an analyst cannot qualify on his own account.
Every number on this page is a simulation of the posted record at a fixed size. It is hypothetical, not a projection, and past alerts do not predict future ones. No commissions or slippage. The risk calculator on a trader's own page sizes positions by a dollar risk you choose, so its totals differ from this board. This board is the contest score. Standings refresh every two minutes.
