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FxMath Aurum ML — 12 November 2026: +$91.47 on Gold, +914.7 Pips, All Four Timeframes Green
Thirty-one trades on Gold closed today at +$91.47 (+914.7 pips) with a 45.2% win rate and a profit factor of 1.92. Seventeen of those trades lost money. Every single timeframe still finished green — and the reason is not the win rate. It is the size of the winners.
Executive Summary
31 trades · 14W / 17L · 45.2% win rate · +$91.47 (+914.7 pips) · Profit Factor 1.92
Average winner +$13.64 vs average loser -$5.85 — a 2.33 : 1 ratio, so break-even needed only 30.0%. Delivered 45.2%.
Timeframes: H2 +$39.37 (1 trade) · M5 +$27.85 (21 trades) · M15 +$14.79 (7 trades) · H1 +$9.46 (2 trades) — 4 of 4 green.
Week +$192.30 · Month +$641.37 · All time +$7,497.85 (+74,978.5 pips)
Today at a Glance
Fourteen winners, seventeen losers. Read that again: more than half the trades lost, and the day still banked ninety-one dollars. That is not a contradiction or a lucky streak — it is the arithmetic of a fixed reward-to-risk model, and it is the same arithmetic that produced every other day on the public record.
Breakdown by Timeframe
| Timeframe | Trades | Wins | Losses | Win rate | Net P&L | Pips | Avg win | Avg loss | PF |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| H1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 50.0% | +$9.46 | +94.6 | +$25.33 | -$15.87 | 1.60 |
| H2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 100.0% | +$39.37 | +393.7 | +$39.37 | — | ∞ |
| M15 | 7 | 3 | 4 | 42.9% | +$14.79 | +147.9 | +$15.20 | -$7.70 | 1.48 |
| M5 | 21 | 9 | 12 | 42.9% | +$27.85 | +278.5 | +$8.97 | -$4.40 | 1.53 |
| Total | 31 | 14 | 17 | 45.2% | +$91.47 | +914.7 | +$13.64 | -$5.85 | 1.92 |
Two numbers in that table deserve a second look. H2 took a single trade all day and banked +$39.37 — more than the twenty-one M5 trades combined. And M5 fired two thirds of the volume (21 of 31 trades) for +$27.85, its third-best day this month. Frequency is not edge: the busy timeframe is not automatically the profitable one.
Why a 45.2% Win Rate Is Enough
The average winner made +$13.64. The average loser cost -$5.85. That is 2.33 : 1 — the winners were more than twice the size of the losers. At that ratio a system needs only a 30.0% win rate to break even. Today it delivered 45.2%: fifteen points of margin, and fifteen points across thirty-one trades is the ninety-one dollars.
Flip the ratio and the same signals tell a different story: at a 0.43 : 1 ratio (losers 2.33× the winners), a 45.2% win rate would have lost roughly $120 on the same gold, on the same day. The ratio decides the outcome, not the hit rate.
| Scope | Avg win / avg loss | Ratio | Break-even needed | Delivered | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Whole system | +$13.64 / -$5.85 | 2.33 : 1 | 30.0% | 45.2% | +15.2 pts |
| H1 | +$25.33 / -$15.87 | 1.60 : 1 | 38.5% | 50.0% | +11.5 pts |
| M15 | +$15.20 / -$7.70 | 1.97 : 1 | 33.6% | 42.9% | +9.3 pts |
| M5 | +$8.97 / -$4.40 | 2.04 : 1 | 32.9% | 42.9% | +10.0 pts |
Win rate is not the edge. The distance between the win rate and the break-even rate its own reward-to-risk demands is the edge.
The Risk Model Behind It
None of the above requires a grid, a martingale, an averaging-down sequence or a hidden recovery position sitting behind a loser. Aurum ML holds one position per timeframe, with stop loss and take profit attached at entry. When a stop is hit, the loss is closed and the EA waits for the next signal.
That is why a full H1 stop could cost $15.87 and still leave the day at +$91.47 — instead of the $150 it would cost if the losing position were doubled, tripled and averaged down. It is also why the system remains FIFO compatible for US brokers and stays viable on a $50–$100 account.
Zoomed Out — Same Account, Today Included
| Period | Net P&L | Pips | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Today | +$91.47 | +914.7 | A 45% win rate with winners 2.33× the size of losers |
| This week | +$192.30 | +1,923.0 | Two sessions ago this same week was -$18.25 — a $210.55 swing |
| This month | +$641.37 | +6,413.7 | Added +$210.55 across the last two sessions |
| All time | +$7,497.85 | +74,978.5 | Since the master account started, every trade published |
A green day inside a green week inside a green month. That shape is rarer than it looks, and it still explains almost nothing on its own — which is exactly why the whole record, including the seventeen losing trades from today, stays public.
Verify It Yourself — Free, No License
The panel above is the public account, not a marketing screenshot. signals.fxmath.net refreshes every ten seconds with open positions, cumulative stats and every closed trade — all seventeen losers included. The free Telegram channel t.me/FxMathAurum pushes each open and each close the moment it happens. No license, no email, no card.
Prefer to watch the day narrated, slide by slide? The full video review is on YouTube: FxMath Aurum ML — 12 November 2026.
What Aurum ML Is
A multi-timeframe XAUUSD trade copier for MT4 and MT5. One master Expert Advisor analyses gold and broadcasts every signal; unlimited slave EAs receive and execute them instantly on your own terminal, at your own broker, on your own account. You choose one timeframe, two, or all four per license.
- Timeframes: M5, M15, H1 and H2 — one position per timeframe, SL/TP attached at entry.
- Risk: no grid, no martingale, no averaging down, no recovery lot. FIFO-safe, viable from $50–$100.
- Filters: trading hours, max signal age, price-deviation guard, minimum confidence.
- Alerts: real-time Telegram notifications for every open and close, free.
Pricing & Payment
Same features on every plan — only the duration differs. Each license covers one MT4 or MT5 account with all timeframes. The live dashboard and Telegram alerts are free for everyone, no license required.
Pay directly at the secure checkout (fxmath.com/pay) or via the storefront. Need help choosing or upgrading? Contact @FxMath on Telegram or email [email protected].
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