GOLD B2 · THE PUBLIC PAPER RECORD

Gold, all in one place.

Our own gold strategy, traded on paper against a Hola Prime-style prop-firm challenge: the live record, the open trade, the lagged twin that measures what being late costs, and the 2-year backtest — kept in separate blocks so they can never be confused. Snapshot: October 31, 2026.

🥇 Gold B2 RECORD — NOT A COPY FEED

Live paper record · Snapshot: October 31, 2026 · Realized +$3,720.94 (+1.86%) on a $200,000 paper base · Balance $203,720.94 · 5 closed · 3W–2L · Win rate 60.0% · B2 (current rules): 2 closed, 2W–0L, +$5,818.74 (+2.91%) · v1 (retired): 3 closed, 1W–2L, −$2,097.80 (-1.05%)

Record feed — not a copy feed. These are the operator's own paper trades on gold (XAU/USD), run against a Hola Prime-style prop-firm challenge on a $200,000 paper account — entries can't be copied in real time, so this page is a public record of the strategy, not alerts to act on. The rules: Our own gold strategy, traded on paper against a Hola Prime-style $200K challenge: follow the daily trend (last daily close vs its 50-day average), enter when an hourly candle breaks the prior day's high or low, risk 0.5% of the balance, target 3× the stop. The first three trades were taken under the retired v1 discretionary strategy and stay in the record — losses included. P/L is shown at the $200,000 scale (the sim was re-based from $100,000 on Oct 31, 2026; percentages never changed).

🥇 Gold B2 · RECORD OPEN · Oct 30, 2026

Gold (XAU/USD) — B2 trade #3

Side: SELL · 50 oz @ $3,926.80

Stop $3,946.90 · Target $3,866.50

Floating ≈ +$2,080 (unrealized) at the Oct 30 close, $3,884.90 — not counted in the realized record

#StrategyTradeOpenedClosedSideSizeEntryExitP/L
1 v1 (retired) Call #1 Oct 19, 2026 Oct 22, 2026 BUY 20 oz $4150.00 Closed at stop — $4,058.00 $-1847.00
2 v1 (retired) Call #2 Oct 22, 2026 Oct 22, 2026 SELL 44 oz $4040.00 Closed at target — $4,000.00 +$1744.60
3 v1 (retired) Call #3 Oct 23, 2026 Oct 27, 2026 SELL 44 oz $3985.00 Closed at stop — $4,030.00 $-1995.40
4 B2 B2 trade #1 Oct 29, 2026 Oct 30, 2026 SELL 46 oz $4036.10 Closed at target — $3,972.56 +$2906.74
5 B2 B2 trade #2 Oct 30, 2026 Oct 30, 2026 SELL 56 oz $3963.30 Closed at target — $3,910.95 +$2912.00
6 B2 B2 trade #3 Oct 30, 2026 — still open SELL 50 oz $3926.80 Stop $3,946.90 · Target $3,866.50 ≈ +$2,080 (unrealized)

The open trade's floating figure is marked at the Oct 30, 2026 close ($3,884.90), is approximate, and is not counted in the realized record above.

⏱ Gold Reality — the lagged twin

Flat · Balance $200,000 · Realized $0.00 · 0 mirrored trades · Total lag cost $0.00 so far

Nothing to show yet — and we won't fake it. Gold Reality is a second paper account that mirrors every Gold B2 entry about 15–30 seconds late, at whatever price a follower reacting to a published signal would actually get, so the true cost of being late is measured in public. It starts with Gold B2 trade #4 — earlier trades are not backfilled — so at this snapshot it has no trades. The empty record is the honest record.

The 2-year backtest BACKTEST — SIMULATED ON HISTORICAL DATA

Backtest — this is NOT the live record. The figures below come from running the same B2 rules over historical hourly gold prices — a simulation of the past, modelled as a funded $200,000 account. No account, paper or real, traded these. They are shown separately from the live paper record above so the two can never be confused.

MeasureBacktest result
WindowNov 15, 2024 → Oct 28, 2026
DataYahoo GC=F hourly candles (11,090)
Modelled accountFunded $200,000 account · B2 rules · 0.5% risk per trade · $0.35/oz costs included
Result+$107,314.55 (+53.66%)
Final balance$307,314.55
Trades500 · 150W – 350L
Win rate30.0%
Profit factor1.24
Worst point-3.87% vs the start balance (lowest balance $192,268.67 on Jan 8, 2025, measured from the $200,000 start)
Challenge modePassed both phases in ~252 days (challenge-mode run, same window)
Average full month+$4,917.08 gross

Honest limit: free sources would not give us hourly gold data older than November 2024, so this backtest covers 2 years, not 5. The earlier years — including the choppy 2022–2023 stretch — remain untested on hourly data, and two friendlier years are not proof the strategy survives every kind of market.