Charlie Scalper
Charlie Scalper has 658 completed positions and a recorded result of -$178.23. Its average position is -$0.27; the likely range for that average is -$5.06 to $4.74.
This page shows whether a short-term trading engine can wait for a clear setup, keep losses small and repeat the result. The original record stays untouched while v6 builds a fresh paper record from zero.
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EXITselective entries; small planned losses
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The existing record stays intact
The original record remains unchanged. The v6 paper challenger has its own record and receives no credit from earlier trades.
| Setup | Completed positions | Recorded result | Average position | Winners |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PULLBACK | 655 | -$37.67 | -$0.06 | 68.1% |
| BREAKOUT | 3 | -$140.56 | -$46.85 | 33.3% |
Charlie Scalper has 658 completed positions and a recorded result of -$178.23. Its average position is -$0.27; the likely range for that average is -$5.06 to $4.74.
The challenger starts from zero
v6 watches a smaller, liquid market list and writes every paper decision to a separate record. It is too early to call it better. That claim waits for at least 120 completed positions and 90 days.
The new logic can earn trust only through later positions. It cannot borrow results from trades taken under the old rules.
