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Context updated October 14, 2026. The May 11, 2020 publication was titled “Our clients make +350.000 USD profit”. Its original caption described videos containing client reports, but supplied no auditable table showing how that amount was assembled. The $350,000 figure therefore remains a historical publication claim, not an independently verified total for users.
The page preserves four original video references. Their count does not establish the number of clients, accounts or independent observations. Discussing an aggregate result first requires a defined accounting unit and a check for duplicate inclusion.
A repeated reference is not a new result
Three video addresses on this page also appear in the May statement collection. This is a verified address match, not an interpretation of the footage. It means the two publications cannot automatically be treated as independent result sets whose headline figures can be added together.
Keep a stable identifier for each video and separate account and transaction identifiers where available. One recording may contain several excerpts; several recordings may concern the same account. Transaction evidence is needed to determine whether financial results overlap.
Create an inclusion register
Anonymised account, currency and original statement source.
Start and end dates, with the transaction-selection rule.
Closed-trade gains and losses, charges and open positions.
Deposits, withdrawals and other non-trading entries.
Trade identifiers or another auditable duplication check.
The reason for including each record and excluded overlaps.
In a hypothetical example, one statement totals 1,000 units and a second totals 1,500. If the second covers the same account and includes the complete first interval, adding them to 2,500 is wrong: the first thousand is counted twice. Independent records under consistent rules may be added, but independence must be established before doing the arithmetic.
Define what a reconciled total would mean
Even a correct aggregate P&L is not average client return. Ten differently sized accounts may contribute very different amounts. Without capital, duration and flow information, their combined monetary result cannot be converted into a meaningful shared percentage. A published collection also does not automatically describe every product user.
State sample boundaries and whether losing observations are available. This concerns data completeness, not an allegation that anyone intentionally withheld results. An unknown sample composition remains unknown.
Continue with explicit accounting rules
The trading-event audit provides a reconciliation structure. The balance and equity guide helps separate realised outcomes from open exposure. Profit factor has its own calculation requirements and cannot be recovered from one aggregate headline.
If the complete register is unavailable, retain the amount as an attributed archive claim. Do not present it as a current product metric, a new customer's expected income or proof of every configuration represented in the collection.
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