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GBPUSD London Breakout

RookieForexMT5

hugo.lConnected·London breakout · intradayView trader

Return (all)

+4.9%

92 days of history

Max drawdown

11.9%

Current 3.3%

Sortino

1.66

Sharpe 1.07 · PSR 0.70

Compliance

2/2

Rookie stage

Risk score

37 · Low

Capacity used

1/13 seats · $41k

Monte Carlo simulator

1,000 possible futures for your Seat in GBPUSD London Breakout, built by resampling the strategy's real daily returns in 5-day blocks — then run through your Risk Engine. Each path is also run without protection on the same draws, so you see exactly what your limits change.

Your risk profile

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Max loss on allocation (stop copying)

−20%

−5%−60%

Daily loss limit

−5%

−1%−20%

Position size vs trader

1×

0.25×2×

Execution cost per day

0.1 bps

0.0 bps10.0 bps

Seats · allocation

Horizon

Simulations

Median outcome

$114

+3.8% after 180 days

No Risk Engine: +3.9%

Worst 5% (VaR)

−$600

−20.0% · avg of worst 5% −20.0%

No Risk Engine: −24.9%

Chance of profit

56%

26% chance of losing >10%

No Risk Engine: 56%

Risk Engine stop

17%

median trigger on day 105

Daily limit hit on 0.0% of days

Max drawdown p95

−25.5%

median −16.1% · contract limit 14.9%

No Risk Engine: −31.2%

Your Risk Engine cuts the bad tail: 95th-percentile drawdown −25.5% vs −31.2% unprotected.

Simulated equity paths

Return on your $3,000 allocation · shaded bands = 5–95% and 25–75% of futures

Sample paths Without Risk Engine

Median (with Risk Engine)25–75% / 5–95% of futuresSample pathsNo Risk Engine: medianNo Risk Engine: 5th pct

Distribution of final returns

Number of futures ending in each return range

Distribution of max drawdown

Deepest fall on your allocation within each future

Simulation, not a forecast. Resamples 92 days of this strategy's history in 5-day blocks; models the daily stop firing intraday with slippage past the limit, and the max-loss stop locking the allocation once breached. Past behavior may not repeat; correlations, regime changes and venue outages are not captured. Seed 42.