How We Track Estimated Results in
Rockefeller Forex Trader

The cash Forex marketplace is rich and diverse, offering a variety of broker platforms, services and arrangements for the investor. This is positive in that it gives investors a wide range of choices, allowing individuals to select the one that best meets their needs and schedule. However, it also means that there is no "one-size-fits-all" set of trading instructions that is ideally adapted to all possible alternatives, and no single way to track results that can match the varied experiences of all investors.

With this in mind, use our “Prior Trades” listing as an imperfect reference. Bear in mind that it may often differ from your actual trades in terms of entry price and sometimes even in terms of whether the trade was executed or not. To better understand those discrepancies, consider the steps we take to track results:

Step 1. We define the Transmission Time as 6:15 P.M. This is fixed even though, on some days we may deliver the issue a short time earlier. [Note: The Transmission Time may change in the future to an earlier time. If so, we will announce the new time approximately one week in advance.]

Step 2. We define a Trading Time Window:

  • For Monday - Thursday issues: 6:15 - 7:15 P.M. of the same day.

  • For Friday issue: 5 - 7 P.M. on Sunday.

Step 3. We define the entry range based on the entry price range stated in the recommended trade. Entry ranges may vary but will be clearly stated in each individual trade recommendation ...

Step 4. Each trading day following the date of each Rockefeller Forex Trader Afternoon Report, we review the market activity.

Step 5. To determine whether or not the trade was executable, we examine the trading activity during the Trading Time Window. If the currency traded within the entry price range recommended for that currency, the trade is deemed executable. If the currency did not trade within the range, the trade is deemed not executable.

Step 6. If the currency is deemed executable, we use the specified entry price (the mid-point of the range) in the cash market as the executed entry price of record.

Step 7. To determine the exit price, we determine if the currency traded at the stop-loss level or the target level between the entry and 4 P.M. of the following day. If it did, we take that price. If it did not, the trade is considered still open.

As stated above, this procedure will not capture the full range of investor experience. And it may not even capture all trades executed by subscribers. However, we feel it provides a reasonable estimate. Use it strictly as a reference and do not be concerned about the inevitable discrepancies between your actual results and the results we track here.

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