PAMM results, and how to check them
We do not keep the statistics. An independent service connects straight to the broker trading server and reads every trade; nothing can be removed from there after the fact.
The monthly results come with the primary sources and a list of what to check in the monitor yourself.
Results by month
| Month | Account result | After the 30% fee |
|---|---|---|
| July 2026 | +1% | not stated |
| August 2026 | +27% | not stated |
| September 2026 | +25.48% | +17.5% |
Account MT5-0085306, instrument XAUUSD, 100% of trades placed by the robot.
Account monitoring on Myfxbook · data as of
Why your profit is not the account result
September 2026 closed at +25.48% on the account and participants received +17.5%. That is 68.7% of the account result, not exactly 70%.
The reason is the daily calculation: the fee is worked out at every rollover rather than once on the monthly total, so each profitable day reduces the base for the next.
The stronger the growth inside a month, the wider the gap between the chart and your profit line.
The monitoring chart shows the whole PAMM account, before the fee. Your own profit after the fee appears only in the broker cabinet, in the "net profit" line.
There was drawdown
Around 8% across the turn of July and August 2026. The curve has down moves as well as up ones, and the primary source shows them.
The developer of the system plans for drawdown of 10 to 22% and warns that an individual month can close down.
Primary sources
Both services verify the connection to the broker server. The verification mark is visible on the account page.
- Public PAMM statistics on Myfxbook (the whole account, with history and chart)
- Algorithm statistics on MQL5 (DMN ULTIMA trade history)
What to check yourself
- Account age
- A short history says almost nothing: any strategy can produce a good-looking stretch.
- Live or demo
- A demo result is worth nothing: execution there is perfect and there is no slippage.
- Maximum drawdown
- The number that matters. It shows what you would have seen on screen at the worst moment. Decide in advance whether you could sit through it.
- Presence of losing trades
- There should be many. An account with no losing trades is one holding losses in open positions instead of cutting them at a stop.
- How long positions last
- Here trades close within the day and are not carried over the weekend. A position hanging for weeks is the signature of sitting on a loss.
- The verification mark
- Without it the page shows what the account owner uploaded, not what was read from the server.
Why no investor password is issued
An investor password in MetaTrader can be used to set up trade copying, so the broker does not issue one. Public statistics are there for watching instead: they show the same trades with a delay.
What this page does not contain
A target return. Not monthly, not annual. A figure for expected return means nothing without a figure for expected drawdown: any return can be produced by raising risk.
{TODO: monthly reports with drawdown breakdowns — as they are published}
Past results do not determine future returns. Drawdowns are inevitable. Trading on financial markets carries the risk of losing your capital.