Based on the live track record · synced daily · —

Project your own growth — and your own worst case.

Enter your balance, account type and the base lot you plan to run. The calculator scales the live account's verified statistics to your exposure and shows the expected monthly profit, the drawdown you should expect, and the hard equity stop that defines the most you can lose in a cycle.

Your setup

Account type

The live account is a cent account. Minimum $100.

Starting balance (USD)

Base lot (InpBaseLot) 0.01

Default is 0.01 — the tested setting. Each step adds 0.01. Risk and profit scale together.

Projection period 12 months

Hard equity stop (InpMaxDrawdownPct) 20%

Default 20%. The EA closes everything if floating drawdown reaches this. It is your defined worst case per cycle.

Reinvest profits (compounding)

Licence plan (for break-even)

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Projected balanceafter 12 months

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Expected profit / month—

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Hard-stop loss (worst case)if the 20% equity stop triggers

Projected balance (at the live account's average monthly gain)Conservative path (half the average)Balance after a hard-stop event

Exposure vs the live account—

Expected drawdown you will see (scaled from live max drawdown)—

Expected profit per trade (scaled expectancy)—

Trades per month (live account average)—

Licence cost covered after—

Minimum balance for this lot on this account type—

Month	Balance	Profit	Cumulative	Expected DD

How the calculator works

Scaled from real numbers, not from promises.

What it scales

The live account runs 0.01 lot on a cent account of about $118 and produces an average 3.00% per month with a maximum drawdown of 0.32%. Your exposure relative to that account is:

exposure = (your lot ÷ 0.01) × (100 if standard account) × ($118 ÷ your balance)

Monthly profit and expected drawdown are the live figures multiplied by that exposure. An exposure of 1.0 means you are taking exactly the same risk as the public track record.

What it cannot promise

Past performance does not guarantee future results. The projection uses the historical average; real months vary above and below it.
The "expected drawdown" is the live account's worst so far, scaled. A larger drawdown is always possible — which is why the hard equity stop exists and is shown as the worst case.
Broker spreads, swap and execution differ. Results are closest on the same broker and account type as the live account.
Nothing here is investment advice. Run the free trial on the defaults and compare your own account with the tracker before scaling.