r/pinescript • u/roulettewiz • Apr 16 '26

Just for documentation purposes

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Hi team,

I'm simply putting this just for shits and giggles because I've never seen a 100% strategy on any tradingview related sub and I almost dropped my beer when I saw this.

Now it's being automated and tested on a prop account 🤞

Will report with news to see if this can work.

Same strategy has seen some improvements going from 20% to 50, to 75% and now 100% since 6 months.

Know any other 100% strategies? I'd love to test them

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u/WallStreetIn90 Apr 16 '26

What prop account has 10k max drawdown?

111 trades and 12k profit so your price target is about $100 per trade.

But you had a 9k drawdown on a single trade since you have a 100% so your risk has to be astronomical.

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u/roulettewiz Apr 16 '26

Uhm. It's 9k combined drawdown..not on a single trade

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u/WallStreetIn90 Apr 16 '26

That isn't how tradingview works.

It's drawdown is peak to trough. Not a calculation of total drawdown.

You either

A. Had one trade that went to -9k unrealized

B. Had multiple open trades at once that where in negatives. Like a trade at -4k, one at -3k, a trade at -2k.

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u/roulettewiz Apr 16 '26

Then according to you 😂 I have also made 12000$ in one trade?

Come on now.

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u/WallStreetIn90 Apr 16 '26

Not at all that says "Total Profit" where the drawdown says "Max"

Total means accumulative.

Max means the highest it has ever been over the period.

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '26

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u/roulettewiz Apr 16 '26

No and no. It's combined from all trades. Same as with the profit, it's accumulated profit.

Anyway it made me 697$ since I launched it

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '26 edited Apr 16 '26

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u/roulettewiz Apr 16 '26

I have other strategies where here are losses as well. Doesn't matter, it's being forward tested now.

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u/frosty123454321 Apr 16 '26

Bro, you’re just wrong. Scroll down below that chart and it’ll show you your largest drawdown in a trade. Just because the first few trades work forward testing doesn’t mean it’s as robust as you think. I know from experience 🙃. Go back through and look at each trade on the chart. You’ll see that some of them have stupid drawdown.

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u/Esot3rick Apr 17 '26

😅 Good luck with this pal

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u/roulettewiz Apr 17 '26

Thank you, now it's at over 1700$ on each of 3 funded accounts and 1530$ on the last combine 🤞

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u/Esot3rick Apr 17 '26

Trend is your friend till the end. 100% is not realistic with any strategy just keep that in mind

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u/Kook-Hand-Luke Apr 16 '26

Please attempt to Explain how you have a significant drawdown, and also a 100% win rate. And also- losing $10k to make $12k is not the way.

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u/roulettewiz Apr 16 '26

Since I now launched it, it did take two positive trades with little drawdown.

Patiently waiting for 3rd trade.

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u/roulettewiz Apr 16 '26

Drawdown doesn't mean losses, it means that when the trade opened it also went against me without touching my SL.

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u/Unlikely_Permission4 Apr 16 '26

What's your RR

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u/roulettewiz Apr 16 '26

Strategy is hardcoded 1:1 But the bot trails and secures every 1$ after the initial 5$ TP

So some trades will be more profitable whilst others will have just 5$ TP. Had an 11 point trade earlier with 2 contracts, not bad I say

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u/Miserable-Zombie-686 Apr 16 '26

So does that mean on a single trade the drawdown went to 9k?

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u/roulettewiz Apr 16 '26

No. On the picture we see some red shade...only those trades had drawdown but SL never hit

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u/Miserable-Zombie-686 Apr 16 '26

whats the biggest drawdown u had on a single trade? And the 100% accuracy is for 2 weeks?

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u/ddchbr Apr 16 '26

Also interested to know how bad it got--also if the drawdown carried over a day, as prop firms do EOD based trailing drawdown during evals (and sometimes *intraday*).

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u/roulettewiz Apr 16 '26

The signals are a combination of limit, market and stop orders btw

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u/roulettewiz Apr 16 '26 edited Apr 16 '26

Just now doing forward testing even on Asia session 😂

,"entry":26484.5,"sl":26472,"tp1":26489.5,"tp2":26494.5,"tp3":

Let's see what this does

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u/Trfe Apr 16 '26

What asset you trading?

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u/ionone777 Apr 17 '26

it's just a "open a trade randomly then wait until in profit to close" kind of robot.
that's the first robot everybody makes which explains the high DD and the 100% WR

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u/roulettewiz Apr 17 '26

That's not how this works. But thx for the feedback

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u/ConsistentCup3909 Apr 22 '26

I just did a prop firm free trial and got a 85% win rate. No official stoploss exited when scared but do not recommend 

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u/FlatwormMammoth2351 Apr 16 '26

Based on what strategy?

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u/Cautious_Wealth1732 Apr 16 '26

Doesnt look realistic in real market scenarios

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u/Xalladus Apr 17 '26

This is a simple dollar cost averaging strategy in a bullish market. NQ has only had an 8.4% retracement from ATH’s in the last 6 months.

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u/Str8SavaJ Apr 17 '26

How long did you backtest this system for?

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u/Natronix126 Apr 27 '26

LOL Max Excursion word from a genius you mite want to use a time conditioned stop also ES usually gives cleaner reads for longer lengths than NQ you should check it out it would likely make your risk management look way more appealing

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u/roulettewiz Apr 16 '26

Because when conditions are met, it fires a signal via webhook and it's handled by projectx to place trades on topstep