Discover the remarkable performance of AmiruBot since January 2020. Through a detailed backtest on an assumed account with a $10,000 USD balance, AmiruBot has demonstrated impressive capabilities. Let’s explore the exciting statistics that highlight its success.

During this period, AmiruBot executed a total of 572 trades, both long and short. It achieved an outstanding win rate of 95.98%, surpassing industry standards. Losing trades were kept to a minimum, with only 23 trades accounting for 4.02% of its activity.

AmiruBot was careful with position sizing, with a maximum long trade size of 18,000.0 (1.8 x leverage) and a maximum short trade size of -21,000.0 (2.1 x leverage).

Profit and loss figures reveal AmiruBot’s success. Closed trades resulted in a profit of $57,269.0, while losses amounted to -$20,401.0.

It’s important to note that these gains are not compounded. The final account balance stood at $46,868.0, showcasing AmiruBot’s ability to grow the initial $10,000.0 investment over a 1200-day period. The account balance reached a maximum of $46,868.0 and briefly dipped to $9,991.0.

These fluctuations are typical in trading, and the overall upward trajectory of the account balance demonstrates AmiruBot’s ability to recover from losses and generate consistent profits over time. Consider referring to the following charts for a visual representation of these highs and downs, providing a clearer understanding of AmiruBot’s performance trends.

AmiruBot’s performance can be analyzed across four distinct periods (9-12 months). In each period, the bot executed trades and effectively managed them until they reached their designated targets, either the take profit (TP) or stop loss (SL) levels. Importantly, by the end of each period, there were no open trades remaining. (it doesn’t mean that the bot had an open trade during the whole period. more than 7470 hours the bot had no open position. more than 310 days.)

You can access these 4 periods from the left section 🙂