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New Hope Trading Reports Archive: Context and Evidence

New Hope historical trading reports: periods, account records and context

This section helps locate original historical New Hope client-report publications and videos. Entries are grouped by how results were presented: percentages, monetary amounts, report collections or a specific configuration.

Amounts and percentages in titles are claims from the original publications, not independently verified returns. An archive link establishes neither report completeness nor repeatability. The date of this page does not change the dates of the linked records.

How to read the archive

  • Identify the period, currency, software release and account associated with a record.

  • Separate trading results, deposits, withdrawals and open positions.

  • Check whether a collection repeats videos from another publication.

  • Record missing evidence; a single example cannot automatically be transferred to other conditions.

Percentage claims

Amounts and account reconciliation

Collections and aggregate claims

Product, configuration and measurement units

Concepts for checking a report

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Check a report before comparing results

When a report is shared through Myfxbook, use the Myfxbook verification checklist to inspect verification labels, reporting dates, open positions and cash movements. You can then compare the evidence with the accounts shown in the New Hope reports section. A verification label does not establish future performance.

How to review the 2026 trading-report video

In the New Hope report video published on 20 May 2026, Sergey discusses account tables, Myfxbook records and individual account examples. Use the recording as a starting point for checking the underlying records, rather than treating its headline total as a complete performance assessment.

If reported growth or drawdown appears inconsistent, investigate the account history and calculation method; do not disregard the risk figure. The figures discussed in the video are the presenter's claims, not an independent audit or a forecast of future returns.

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