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Admitted 2026-09-21 by owner override — the replay did NOT clear the bar (n=254, PF 1.05, dd 3%, net +72): admitted on the owner's instruction of 2026-09-21: a live audition on the test account regardless of the replay; the retirement rules decide. Every other rule applies: it retires at 40 closed live trades below PF 1.0 or after 120 days, and the live record decides. The hourly bars are resampled from the IEX 5-minute feed — live and in this replay, so both read one tape — and IEX is a thinner slice of the market than the consolidated tape, so an hourly high or low can miss where the wider market actually traded. Whether a stop or a target was HIT is decided on the consolidated tape instead (N7), because that is what a resting order really fills against; a replay that checked the touch on the thin feed would quietly spare the book every stop-out IEX happened to miss. The book also holds overnight, and a broker's stop and target legs do not execute outside regular hours: it is protected during the session and exposed from 16:00 to 09:30, where a gap fills at the opening print rather than at the level — and a bar that OPENS beyond a level is booked at that open, target first, because that order was already marketable when the bell rang. When the pattern behind a resting order is invalidated the order is cancelled — in this replay and in the live runner, which is what makes the two comparable. The remaining difference is timing, not behaviour: the replay frees the slot on the first decision bin after the pattern dies, while live the cancel goes in on the next five-minute tick after that bin and has to settle at the broker first.
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Born 2026-09-21 · no funded cell yet · trades the test account · trading live since 2026-09-21
The owner admitted this strategy to the test account although its replay failed the admission bar — a live audition on real fills. The retirement rules are unchanged.
Admission replay, Sep 21, 2026 — did not clear the bar; admitted by owner override. 254 trades, PF 1.05, max dd 3% of cell, net +72 (2y replay, sip) — did NOT clear the bar (pf(1.05<1.05)); owner override: admitted on the owner's instruction of 2026-09-21: a live audition on the test account regardless of the replay; the retirement rules decide Admitted on 254 trades, PF 1.05; the replay was re-run on Oct 3, 2026 and the column now reads 263 trades, PF 0.67. Universe: 103 names, ranked as they stand today and carried across the whole replay.
Admission note
Admitted 2026-09-21 by owner override — the replay did NOT clear the bar (n=254, PF 1.05, dd 3%, net +72): admitted on the owner's instruction of 2026-09-21: a live audition on the test account regardless of the replay; the retirement rules decide. Every other rule applies: it retires at 40 closed live trades below PF 1.0 or after 120 days, and the live record decides. The hourly bars are resampled from the IEX 5-minute feed — live and in this replay, so both read one tape — and IEX is a thinner slice of the market than the consolidated tape, so an hourly high or low can miss where the wider market actually traded.
Whether a stop or a target was HIT is decided on the consolidated tape instead (N7), because that is what a resting order really fills against; a replay that checked the touch on the thin feed would quietly spare the book every stop-out IEX happened to miss. The book also holds overnight, and a broker's stop and target legs do not execute outside regular hours: it is protected during the session and exposed from 16:00 to 09:30, where a gap fills at the opening print rather than at the level — and a bar that OPENS beyond a level is booked at that open, target first, because that order was already marketable when the bell rang. When the pattern behind a resting order is invalidated the order is cancelled — in this replay and in the live runner, which is what makes the two comparable.
The remaining difference is timing, not behaviour: the replay frees the slot on the first decision bin after the pattern dies, while live the cancel goes in on the next five-minute tick after that bin and has to settle at the broker first.
Test strategies trade a real paper account; funded ones trade the funded account. Both are real fills. This strategy trades the test account.