The team sheet

Our robots

One robot is on the pitch today. You always see exactly who is trading your account, and exactly what each one has done.

On the pitch

Goldenhawk

Trend follower · major currency pairs

Goldenhawk waits for a currency to pick a direction and then rides it, closing out when the move runs out of steam. It does not try to guess turning points and it does not trade every day — some weeks it sits on its hands. It has been trading live since day one, through good months and bad.

More are in training

Every new robot runs on a small live account for months before it goes near client money. When one earns its place it appears here, and you will see it on your team sheet the same day.

The trial

How a robot earns its place

Four things have to be true before a strategy trades a client account. If any one of them fails, it goes back to training.

It survived a real losing streak

Anything looks good in a good month. We want to see how it behaves in a bad one — on a live account, with real spreads and real slippage, not a backtest.

We can explain what it does

In one sentence, in plain words. If we cannot tell you why it takes a trade, we will not put your money behind it.

It behaves differently to the others

A second robot that trades the same way as the first adds risk, not safety. New robots have to bring something the squad does not already have.

It has a hard stop

Every robot has a loss limit. Hit it and the robot comes off the pitch automatically, without waiting for a human to notice.

Benching

What happens when one goes cold

Every robot has bad weeks. That is normal and it is not, by itself, a reason to pull it. What matters is whether it is behaving the way it is supposed to.

Each Monday we look at every robot on the pitch and ask three questions: is it still trading the way we expect, is the losing run inside what we have seen before, and has anything changed in the market it trades? If the answer to any of those is wrong, the robot comes off.

A benched robot is not deleted. It goes back to a small account of our own money and has to earn its way back — the same trial as a new one.

You see this happen

When a robot is benched, it shows on your team sheet that day, with a line saying why. You do not have to ask, and we do not wait for month end to tell you.

Want to know what a robot is doing right now?

Ask on the chat. Open twenty-four hours, and a person will tell you straight — including when the answer is “it is having a bad week”.

Want the full record?

Ask on the chat and we will send the live statements over — including the months we lost money. Or book a call and we will walk you through them line by line. See the fees.

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