Account Documented Balance History

Real trades. Every balance recorded.

by Daniel Uzzo

Every trade was placed manually

What follows is not a backtest. It is not a hypothetical equity curve drawn to illustrate a concept. It is the complete balance history of a live trading account, operated using three principles: jMathFx algebraic analysis to read the market structure, the Predictor tool to identify high-quality entry points, and 5% of the updated balance as the position sizing rule for every operation. The account started at 5,849 USD and reached 146,741 USD. The full record is publicly accessible.

The live account record

Rather than listing numbers in a table, the account is available for direct consultation in real time. Every closed operation, every balance change, every timestamp is there. Nothing has been removed. Losing trades are included. Click below to access the public portfolio page.

Three principles. One curve.

The account above did not grow by accident. It grew because three things operated together consistently.

• First, the time/price paradigm was abandoned in favor of reading the market as a closed algebraic system of 28 pairs. That shift is structural. It changes what information you have access to before you open a position.
• Second, the Predictor tool was used to identify the moments when the algebraic alignment of the system produced a high-confidence projection. Not every moment qualifies. Predictor scores each signal and the quality threshold filters out weak setups.
• Third, 5% of the updated balance was allocated to every position. Not a fixed lot size. Not a fixed dollar amount. Five percent of whatever the balance showed at the time of entry. That is why the absolute size of each trade grew as the account grew. That is compound interest in operation.

These results existed before this article

I have always written about the mathematical principles behind jMathFx. The account shown above was traded over a period of just a few weeks. The results did not prove the theory. They simply reflected what the theory already implied. A gain of over 2233% is not a marketing statement. It is the outcome of a sequence of timestamped operations executed on a live account. The record is there. The numbers speak for themselves. Everything else is engineering.

The platform that produced these results is at jMathFx.com.