Two examples

Made up traders and made up trades, with no real person or account behind them. The trades were written as broker exports, then counted by the same engine and drawn by the same code as every Historical Audit. A real one opens with the twelve chapters of the Audit, written from your intake, and closes with these four chapters, counted from your own files.

The Historical Audit, on two traders' records

Every closed trade counted from the broker files: how often each trader won against what breaking even needs, where the results came from, what the next trade looked like, and what they said beside what happened. Pick one to open its four chapters.

Example one
Swings stock and monthly options in large caps, Tesla included. 287 closed trades, 2021 to 2026.
+⁠$13,212.92
Won 53.3%Breakeven needs 48.8%
Open the four chapters
Example two
Day trades SPX and NDX options, mostly in and out the same day. 516 closed trades, 2024 to 2026.
−⁠$2,975.00
Won 43.2%Breakeven needs 43.7%
Open the four chapters

The Historical Audit is $550 for the first ten, $750 after. It is the Audit plus four chapters counted from the broker files you upload with your intake: Robinhood, Schwab and thinkorswim, Fidelity, E*TRADE, Webull, moomoo, TradeStation, Interactive Brokers, tastytrade, Tradovate, NinjaTrader or TopstepX.

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An example only. Its figures belong to no one and predict nothing. Not investment advice; chartmaster3000 is not a registered investment advisor, broker dealer or fiduciary. Trading involves risk of loss.