Market Edge Accuracy Track Record
A real record of how Market Edge’s calls have played out — published in full once resolution tracking exists, wins and losses alike.
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Market Edge is a new product. It has not been running long enough for any Structural or Tactical call to reach a resolution, so there is no accuracy percentage to report — not 50%, not “coming soon”, genuinely zero. Tracking began 28 August 2026.
Our Written Commitment
Every resolved call this system makes will be published on this page, including every loss — no cherry-picking, and nothing removed after the fact. A win-only or curated track record would be worse than no track record at all, so this page will show the full, unfiltered result set the moment resolution tracking exists.
This is not just a promise: every score Market Edge has ever produced is written to an append-only ledger (me_final_scores) that the database itself refuses to update or delete once a row is written — enforced by real trigger functions, not just application code that could be changed later. A past call cannot quietly be edited or erased even today, before this page has anything to show.
What Will Count As A Hit
No resolution-tracking mechanism exists in the schema yet, so nothing below has run — this is FXMARE’s proposed methodology for the mechanism we intend to build, described honestly as a plan, not as a system already producing results.
A Tactical Bias call would be logged as a hitif the pair’s price moves in the stated direction (bullish or bearish) by at least a fixed, pre-declared threshold within 10 trading days of the call, without the price first moving against that direction beyond a stated invalidation tolerance. A Structural Bias call — a slower-moving, fundamentals-led read — would use the same mechanism over a longer 30-trading-day horizon, matching its own timescale.
A call that moves against its stated direction beyond the invalidation tolerance before the horizon elapses is logged as a miss. A call whose bias flips (a new run reads the same instrument differently) before the horizon completes is logged as inconclusive and published as such — never silently dropped from the count. The exact price-move threshold, invalidation tolerance and horizon lengths above will be finalized and disclosed in full before resolution tracking goes live.
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Frequently asked questions
Why does this page show zero resolved calls?
Because Market Edge genuinely has none yet. Resolution tracking — the mechanism that decides whether a past Structural or Tactical call turned out right — has not been built. Rather than delay disclosure or show a placeholder number, this page states the real day-1 state plainly.
Will FXMARE hide losing calls once tracking exists?
No. Every resolved call — including every loss — will be published here the moment resolution tracking ships, with no cherry-picking and nothing deleted after the fact. The underlying score ledger (me_final_scores) is already append-only and guarded at the database level against edits or deletes, so a past score can't quietly be changed even today, before resolution tracking exists.
What will count as a "hit"?
The methodology above states FXMARE's proposed definition: a call resolves in the direction its Structural or Tactical Bias stated, within a stated horizon, without first invalidating beyond a stated tolerance. This will be finalized and published in full before resolution tracking goes live — it is described here honestly as a planned mechanism, not something already running.