Statements
Context updated October 14, 2026. This collection was published on June 15, 2020 under the title “New Clients statements May 2020”. The month in the title and the publication date describe different events. Its original caption introduced the materials as New Hope Black Swan client reports. The four original video references remain archive assets.
The collection records what the company published at that time. It is not a complete export of all accounts or an independent verification of trading results. The following method helps organise a review without supplying information that the original material does not establish.
Make a separate record for each item
Give each recording its own entry: link, title, recording date, account or anonymised identifier, and the beginning and end of the statement period. Upload date, article date and trade dates may differ. If the covered interval cannot be established, leave it unknown instead of automatically assigning the whole of May.
Four videos do not establish four different clients. One account may appear in multiple recordings, and their reporting periods may overlap. Nor does the number of videos establish four independent algorithms. Those conclusions require identifiers and configuration details.
Check whether the statements are comparable
Account currency and the unit in which each result is expressed.
Observation length and whether the account is demo or live.
Inclusion of commissions, holding charges and other applicable costs.
Deposits, withdrawals, open positions and configuration changes.
Whether the selected history includes losing trades or only a chosen excerpt.
The original caption does not establish all of these fields. Missing information proves neither success nor failure; it limits the conclusion that can be drawn. Definitions should come from the relevant platform's documentation. For example, MetaTrader 5's report documentation distinguishes report statistics, but does not authenticate this archive collection.
Do not add every visible result together
Suppose two hypothetical reports show results of 300 and 500 units. Their sum of 800 is meaningful only after checking currency, non-overlapping transactions and consistent accounting. If the second statement already contains the first period, adding the two counts some results twice. These are teaching figures, not values extracted from the recordings.
Even a valid total is not average client return. That requires a defined sample and a comparable capital basis. A collection of published examples cannot automatically be treated as representative of every user. Losing periods and accounts need an equally explicit inclusion rule.
Continue with a defined review question
Use the balance and equity guide to distinguish closed results from open exposure. Then reconcile events and costs through the execution-audit protocol. These references help identify missing evidence; they do not turn a video into a complete statement.
When asking for context, name the particular recording, period and missing field. Passwords and API secrets are unnecessary. Check current product configuration separately in the NH PRO setup guide: a Black Swan label from 2020 does not define today's package.
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