NZDCAD COPY TRADING · LIVE & 18.8-YEAR BACKTEST
The return is only half the story.
+269.01% live return. −33.01% live drawdown. The updated backtest records 6,983 trades, a 2.64 profit factor—and a −63.13% worst relative drawdown.
A high-risk grid strategy. Past results do not predict future performance, and you can lose most or all of your deposit.
Evidence before promises
Two records. Two different jobs.
The live account shows what happened with real execution. The backtest adds a much longer stress history. Neither guarantees what happens next.
Forward / live record
+269.01%
Useful for execution quality, spreads, slippage and current behavior.
Maximum recorded drawdown: 33.01% · Verify on Myfxbook
Updated backtest
$2,000 → $2,539,722.79
October 2007–July 2026 · NZDCAD M15 · 90% modelling quality.
Illustrates historical compounding under the tested settings—not a payout forecast.
10-year illustration
What compounding could look like.
This illustration applies the backtest-implied 46.27% annual compound rate with no withdrawals, fees, taxes, slippage or interruption.
Starting with
$500
$22,41444.83× after 10 years
Starting with
$5,000
$224,14244.83× after 10 years
Starting with
$30,000
$1,344,85044.83× after 10 years
| Year | Multiple | $500 start | $5,000 start | $30,000 start |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1.00× | $500 | $5,000 | $30,000 |
| 3 | 3.13× | $1,565 | $15,647 | $93,883 |
| 5 | 6.70× | $3,348 | $33,477 | $200,862 |
| 10 | 44.83× | $22,414 | $224,142 | $1,344,850 |
A 63.13% drawdown changes the picture
At the historical worst relative drawdown, a $30,000 peak would temporarily show about $11,061. This is why starting small matters more than the headline projection.
Start with control
Copy small. Observe first.
Open the provider page, verify the current statistics and choose a risk level you can genuinely tolerate.
Questions before copying
FAQ
Is the 10-year result a forecast?
No. It is a mathematical illustration based on the backtest-implied annual compound rate. Real performance can be much lower or negative.
Why show the drawdown so prominently?
Because the strategy uses grid-style exposure. Returns are not meaningful unless you also understand how deeply equity has fallen.
Which starting balance is best?
There is no universally suitable amount. Use only risk capital, consider starting below your intended size and set a personal stop condition.