701 trades.
Every stop shown.

Every closed trade of the strategy is listed, including all 47 stops. The log has two layers: the archive, exported from the TradingView tester, and the forward layer of 38 trades appended month by month since the export.

PnL is counted as a fixed fraction of the starting deposit per outcome, with no compounding, so a later trade is worth exactly as much as an early one. Dollar figures apply each trade's fraction to $10,000. Total PnL $ is the running sum.

After an averaging fill the take-profit sits at the new average price, so a trade with averagings can exit below its first entry and still be a profit. Funding and fees are not deducted in this column - the downloadable CSV keeps the extended columns, including a net-of-fees figure.

How the 701 trades ended: 60.9% took the take-profit with no averaging at all, 18.1% after the first averaging, 8.7% after the second, and 5.6% after the third. The remaining 6.7% ended in a stop-loss.

The ugly numbers, in one place: maximum drawdown -9.2%, worst single month -5.2%, longest run of stops 2 in a row, and 43 of 58 months closed profitable.Every trade carries a hard stop-loss, sized by the position sizing from the guide - a plan, not a cap: in a few trades the actual exit was worse, and those rows are in the table like every other.