BAZ Sniper · Performance Center · OANDA:XAUUSD · M1
Each gold signal comes with an entry, a stop loss, six targets and a stop that moves to break-even at TP1. Below is every trade those rules produced: the historical backtest and the live forward test, calculated the same way, losses included.
Whole record of rules v6.7, backtest and live, net of $0.30 per ounce. R = multiples of the initial risk. The backtest covers the period the rules were finalised on (in-sample); the live record is the one that counts.
1,665 trades, 2 Jan 2025 – 6 Nov 2026. The production code run in TradingView's Strategy Tester. In-sample: the rules were finalised on this period.
2 signals since 9 Nov 2026, stored on arrival in a hash-chained log.
Signals are confirmed on candle close and never moved. Each week live signals are matched against the recalculated chart; the match rate is published here.
Target filter on: this view shows only the trades whose highest target matches your choice. It is a subset picked after the fact, so its win rate and results do not describe BAZ Sniper as a whole. Clear the filter to see the full record. Show the full record
Summary in words
BAZ Sniper Performance Center, OANDA:XAUUSD 1-minute chart on TradingView, production rules v6.7, Historical backtest, signals from 2 Jan 2026 to 6 Nov 2026, all trades, highest target Stop before TP1, actual results net of a fixed $0.30 per ounce in costs: 302 closed trades (0 wins, 302 losses, 0 break-even), win rate 0.0%, profit factor 0.00, net result −320.24 R, expectancy −1.060 R per trade, maximum drawdown 320.24 R. Highest target reached, counted separately and never as profit: TP1 or beyond in 0.0%, TP2 in 0.0%, TP3 in 0.0%, TP6 in 0.0%; 302 trades hit their stop before TP1. Every closed trade is counted, losses included.
Primary measure
Where each trade really closed, net of a fixed $0.30 per ounce in costs.
Cumulative result in R at the end of each UTC day, net of a fixed $0.30 per ounce in costs. Drag to scroll, scroll or pinch to zoom, hover for values.
Win above +0.05 R, loss below −0.05 R.
Net R per day by signal date. Click a day, a week (›) or a month to see it on its own.
Net R per month, by signal date
Number of trades by actual result (R)
Same rules, same calculation, net of a fixed $0.30 per ounce in costs.
| Period | Trades | Win rate | Profit factor | Net R | Expectancy | Max drawdown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Historical backtest | 302 | 0.0% | 0.00 | −320.24 R | −1.060 R | 320.24 R |
| Live forward test | 1 | 0.0% | 0.00 | −1.03 R | −1.028 R | 1.03 R |
The live record is still short. Small samples swing widely; judge it once it holds a few hundred trades.
By the local exchange hours of the signal candle: London 08:00–17:00 London time, New York 08:00–17:00 New York time, the overlap when both are open, Asia otherwise. Net of a fixed $0.30 per ounce in costs.
| Session | Trades | W / L / BE | Win rate | Profit factor | Net R | SL before TP1 | TP1+ | TP2+ | TP3+ | TP6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asia | 125 | 0 / 125 / 0 | 0.0% | 0.00 | −127.91 | 125 | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% |
| London | 72 | 0 / 72 / 0 | 0.0% | 0.00 | −73.67 | 72 | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% |
| London–New York overlap | 32 | 0 / 32 / 0 | 0.0% | 0.00 | −32.82 | 32 | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% |
| New York | 73 | 0 / 73 / 0 | 0.0% | 0.00 | −85.84 | 73 | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% |
Secondary measure
Includes trades that later hit their stop. This shows signal quality; it is never counted as profit.
Share of closed trades that touched each target or went beyond it. Click to filter.
Each trade counted once, at the furthest target it reached. Click a row to filter.
| Highest reached | Trades | Share | Usual exit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stop before TP1 | 302 | 100.0% | −1 R |
| TP1 | 0 | 0.0% | 0 R |
| TP2 | 0 | 0.0% | +1 R |
| TP3 | 0 | 0.0% | +2 R |
| TP4 | 0 | 0.0% | +3 R |
| TP5 | 0 | 0.0% | +4 R |
| TP6 | 0 | 0.0% | +6 R |
"Usual exit" is where the current rules close such a trade; gap exits can close beyond it.
Date, direction, session, entry, initial stop, highest target, exit reason, exit price and result, for this selection. Open trades are not shown.
How BAZ Sniper trades gold
BAZ Sniper looks for liquidity sweeps on gold: price runs the stops above or below a level, then closes back inside. When the candle confirms, it draws the trade on your chart.
Every signal comes with its stop before you enter, so the risk (1 R) is known up front.
TP1 to TP6 at 1 R to 6 R. Take partial profits along the way or hold for TP6.
Once TP1 is reached, the stop moves to the entry price.
At TP2 the stop moves to TP1, at TP3 to TP2, and so on. TP6 closes the trade.
Alerts for every entry, target and stop move, with a JSON webhook the Bridge Connector can execute on MetaTrader 5.
Share of trades that touched each level (cumulative), including trades that later hit their stop.
Reaching a target is not the result: a trade that touched TP4 and then hit its trailed stop counts at +3 R.
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Live alerts recorded: 10
Latest hash: 10b8380c34fbda54f92d1234da80c98647f5f7028ae72594007c00dbd0f9f055
The first daily hash is published after the first full UTC day of recording.
(Exit − entry) × direction ÷ initial risk, in R. The entry is the close of the signal candle; the initial risk is the distance from entry to the initial stop. The exit is where the trade closed: the stop, the trailed stop, TP6, or the candle's open when price gapped beyond the stop.
Break-even at TP1, then the stop trails one target behind (TP2 → TP1, TP3 → TP2, TP4 → TP3, TP5 → TP4); TP6 closes the trade. The same rules apply to the backtest and the live record.
"As signalled" is the result before costs. "Net" subtracts a fixed $0.30 per ounce for spread, commission and slippage, divided by the trade's initial risk. Both periods use exactly the same calculation. Real costs depend on your broker.
A win is above +0.05 R and a loss below −0.05 R in the chosen view; anything between is break-even, usually a stop moved to entry.
TP1 to TP6, or "stop before TP1". "Highest reached" counts each trade once at its furthest target; "reached at least" counts every trade that touched a target or went beyond. Neither changes a trade's result.
Date filters and the calendar use the signal date in UTC. Sessions use the local time of the signal candle with daylight saving applied.
Every trade BAZ Sniper's production rules (v6.7) produce on the OANDA:XAUUSD 1-minute chart: the historical backtest of those rules, and the live forward test recorded from our TradingView chart as each alert arrives. Both periods are shown separately and together. Every closed trade counts, losses and break-even trades included.
R is a multiple of the initial risk, the distance from entry to stop loss. +2R means a trade made twice what it risked, and −1R is a full stop-out. R lets you compare results without assuming a lot size or account balance.
No. A trade's result is where it actually closed. If a trade reached TP4 and later closed at its trailed stop, it counts at that stop. How far each trade got is shown separately, as a signal-quality measure.
Yes. Every closed trade is listed with its date, direction, session, entry, initial stop, highest target reached, exit reason, exit price and result. Open trades are never shown, because live signals are what subscribers receive, and raw data downloads are not offered.
Live alerts are chained to each other with SHA-256 hashes, and each day's closing hash is published here, so an earlier alert cannot be changed without breaking the published hashes. The backtest file's SHA-256 fingerprint is published too. Independent auditors can request the raw records under a confidentiality agreement.
No. BAZ Sniper confirms every signal when the candle closes, and a signal is never moved or removed afterwards. We check this in public: every live signal is recorded the moment it fires and matched against the indicator recalculated later. The match rate is shown on this page, with the method and its limits.
No. These are results of past signals. The backtest covers the period the rules were finalised on, so it flatters them; the live forward test is the record to watch. Trading gold with leverage carries a high risk of loss.
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BAZ Sniper is an analysis tool, not investment advice. Past results do not guarantee future results, and trading gold with leverage can lose more than you expect. Trading risk warning. Machine-readable summary: performance.json
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