Track record: every call, checked against price
The track record since the current model went live on 15 September 2026: of the 54 setups that carried our mark that morning, 31 moved the expected way (57%), -0.82% together. Every top 3 setup of the 31 morning lists, marked or not: 48 of 92 (52%), -3.66% together.
Every list counts, the losing weeks too. Members see every day of it in the app, up to this morning.
By Mike, founder of MacroSetup. Page updated . Counted up to the list of 30 October 2026, and recounted every day.
Since 15 September 2026
up to the list of 30 OctThe expected way
31 of 54
57%
Added up
-0.82%
-0.02% per setup
Morning lists
31
7 weeks
Weeks in the green
4 of 7
weeks with a marked setup
The expected way
48 of 92
52%
Added up
-3.66%
-0.04% per setup
Morning lists
31
7 weeks
Weeks in the green
2 of 7
opening to opening
Marked setups are the ones the dashboard shows first. The mark is set when the list goes out, before any price is measured.
Moves of the pair from one London opening to the next. Not trade results: no spreads, costs or stops.
The track record, week by week
Every week since the current model went live, newest first, the losing ones as well as the good ones. No list is left out: each morning's top 3 counts, whatever it did.
| Week | Lists | Expected way | Added up |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 4426 to 30 OctReviewRead the review | 5 | 3 of 650% | -0.10% |
| Week 4320 to 23 OctReviewRead the review | 4 | 3 of 475% | -0.08% |
| Week 4212 to 14 OctReviewRead the review | 3 | 0 of 50% | -3.05% |
| Week 415 to 9 OctReviewRead the review | 5 | 8 of 1173% | +0.32% |
| Week 4028 Sept to 2 OctReviewRead the review | 5 | 6 of 967% | +0.94% |
| Week 3921 to 25 SeptReviewRead the review | 5 | 6 of 1155% | +0.33% |
| Week 3815 to 18 Sept | 4 | 5 of 863% | +0.82% |
| All weeks | 31 | 31 of 5457% | -0.82% |
| Week | Lists | Expected way | Added up |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 4426 to 30 OctReviewRead the review | 5 | 8 of 1553% | -0.63% |
| Week 4320 to 23 OctReviewRead the review | 4 | 5 of 1145% | -0.79% |
| Week 4212 to 14 OctReviewRead the review | 3 | 3 of 933% | -2.60% |
| Week 415 to 9 OctReviewRead the review | 5 | 9 of 1560% | 0.00% |
| Week 4028 Sept to 2 OctReviewRead the review | 5 | 10 of 1567% | +0.99% |
| Week 3921 to 25 SeptReviewRead the review | 5 | 6 of 1540% | -1.44% |
| Week 3815 to 18 Sept | 4 | 7 of 1258% | +0.81% |
| All weeks | 31 | 48 of 9252% | -3.66% |
15, 16 and 19 October: no setups those mornings.
- Only lists at least 7 days old are counted here, the same delay as the Free plan, so the setups of now stay with members. This count runs to the list of 30 October 2026.
- Each setup is measured from the London opening after its list went out to the next opening, 08:00 in London. That is the move of the pair, not the result of a trade: no entry, no stop, no spread and no costs.
- Marked setups counts the setups that carried our mark that morning, which is what the dashboard shows first and the weekly reviews quote. The mark is set when the list goes out, before any price is measured. All setups counts every setup of every list, marked or not. Week 38 starts on 15 September, the day the current model went live.
- Past results do not predict future ones.
What is measured
- 1
The calls
Every trading day, the top 3 setups of that day: three pairs, each with a direction, long or short.
- 2
The prices
The price at the opening of the London session, from the opening after the setups were published to the next one. A list from Friday runs to Monday, so its result comes in on Monday morning.
- 3
The verdict
A setup is right when the pair moved in its direction. The size of the move is shown with it, and so is the total of the three.
Why the London opening
- It is one fixed moment a day, the same for all eight currencies, so no price is picked afterwards.
- The list is already out an hour before it, so nothing from before a list is ever counted.
- It is the hour the London session starts and the volume comes in, so it is the day a member actually trades.
What it does not tell you
- It measures the research, not a trading result: there are no entries, stops, spreads or fees in it.
- One price a day misses what happens in between, so a setup can be right the next morning and still have gone against you during the day.
- The current model has been live since 15 September 2026. A short history says little, and past results never predict future ones.
In the app, members see the same record up to this morning: every setup by name, every day of each week, and what the research changed when a setup went the wrong way. The methodology has the details, and the weekly reviews tell the story of each week.
Transparent by design
You should be able to judge the research yourself. The current model has been live since 15 September 2026, and every day's top 3 setups are measured against price, hits and misses included.
We don’t promise returns. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Reasons and sources
Every score comes with a plain-English explanation and where the information came from.
Every change logged
When a score or rank moves, the update log shows what changed and why.
Checked against price
Every day’s top 3 setups are measured from one London opening to the next, up or down, misses included.
The same for everyone
Every member sees the same analysis. No private tips, no DMs about trades.
Questions about the measurement
How has MacroSetup's model done so far?
The track record since the current model went live on 15 September 2026: of the 54 setups that carried our mark that morning, 31 moved the expected way (57%), -0.82% together. Every top 3 setup of the 31 morning lists, marked or not: 48 of 92 (52%), -3.66% together. The mark is set when the list goes out, before any price is measured. These are moves of the pair from one London opening to the next, counted up to the list of 30 October 2026, not trade results, and past results do not predict future ones.
How is a setup counted as right or wrong?
From the opening of the London session after the list went out, 08:00 in London, to the next opening. A setup counts as right when the pair moved in the direction of the setup over that day. Every list is counted, the misses included.
Why measure at the London opening?
It is one fixed moment a day, the same for all eight currencies, and it falls about an hour after the morning list. So nothing from before a list can be counted, and the day measured is the day a member could actually trade.
Is this a trading result?
No. It is the move of the pair, without entry, stop, spread, costs or position size. A real result depends on where you got in and out, and that is yours.
How long has the current model been running?
Since 15 September 2026. That is a short history, and a short history says little. This page shows every week of it anyway, up to the lists of a week ago, including the weeks the model was wrong.