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Episode 2 · September 30, 2026

Episode 2: one gold short, closed in three parts

An indicator sell signal on gold at 06:05 (New York time), then an entry after it, on the CISD, bought back in three parts: 15 contracts, then 3, then the last one on a stop moved just below the entry. The counter-trend buy signal at 05:25 was not taken: no displacement and no CISD after it. Plus a tiny trade opened by mistake and closed straight away, which I mention so that everything is here. The account ends the day at $52,284.76.

The session’s trades

Time (NY)SideContractsEntryStopExitRResult
06:56Short19 MGC4217.34222.44211.7+1.1+$1,164.96

Results in dollars, fees deducted, as Apex shows them. R compares the exit with the planned stop.

Short MGC 06:56Short MGC 06:56
06:56 · Short MGC : The signal: the indicator’s SELL at 06:05. The entry: after it, on the CISD (change in state of delivery), short 19 MGC at 4,217.3 at 06:56, stop at 4,222.4 just behind the signal, target at the London low. Closed in three parts: 15 contracts bought back at 4,212.1 (07:07), 3 at 4,208.1 (07:20), and the last one at 4,216.4 on a stop moved just below the entry (07:29). Not taken: the BUY CT (counter-trend) signal at 05:25, which was followed by neither a displacement nor a CISD. The result is the day’s balance change, fees included: it includes a tiny trade opened by mistake and closed straight away.

The account after the session

EvaluationApex Trader Funding · 50K · MNQ · MGC
Balance$52,284.76
Since the start+$2,284.76
Left to the target$715.24
Room above the threshold$2,000
  • Target +$3,000
  • Loss threshold $2,000
  • Risk per trade 2% evaluation · 1% funded
  • Start September 28, 2026

Read on the Apex dashboard after episode 2 (September 30, 2026).

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