Live EA Results & Myfxbook Track Records

How to interpret these EA results

Quantora maintains this account list and its associated products. Saved snapshots may be cached for up to an hour; check each account’s fetch time and the public source for its latest figures. Any static reference values are labelled separately.

Total gain and absolute gain

Myfxbook reports two different return measures. Cash deposits and withdrawals can change how they compare; inspect the provider’s calculation and cash-flow history rather than treating either figure as your expected return.

Monthly average and profit factor

Monthly Avg is the saved Myfxbook monthly return measure, not a fixed monthly payout. Profit factor compares gross winning and losing trade totals; a short sample or few losses can make it unstable.

Drawdown, balance and equity

Max Drawdown is the historical provider-reported figure, not a limit on future loss. Balance excludes open trade profit or loss; equity includes it. Check the source’s equity curve and drawdown basis, especially for grid strategies.

Dates, history and shared records

Fetched time records when Quantora saved the snapshot; the provider-reported update is a separate source clock. Account start dates, reporting periods and monthly results, including losing months, remain on the linked Myfxbook record. Products mapped to one account share one history.

Compare the length of the record, open exposure and recovery periods before focusing on gain. Broker execution, spread, commission, swap, deposits, position sizing and settings can change your outcome. Past performance does not guarantee future results and trading can result in loss of capital.

Looking for following a strategy instead of running an EA? Compare copy-trading strategies. The listed third-party broker and platform profiles are separate evidence sources and should not be treated as the same account history as these Myfxbook records.