September 2026 review

September was the flagship's second strong month in a row. Techno Long Term returned +19.29%, the verification account +16.37%, and Growth closed slightly red at −2.43%. Two of three subscription signals finished positive.

The flagship also crossed a line this month: since its start in September 2024, MQL5 now shows +1,007.55%. A four-digit number reads differently from a three-digit one, so the word to new subscribers below is about what that figure means and what it does not.

In the same month we closed Techno SteadyFlow, on 29 September. The reason and its last figures are below. The public EA Showcase account had its first full month, and it was a red one, −5.03%.

All data comes from the MQL5 platform, a third-party verified record. Numbers are not adjusted, not cherry-picked, and not under our control. Every signal ID links to its MQL5 page, where you can see the full history month by month and trade by trade, drawdown periods included. YTD 2026 is January to September.

Signal by signal

Techno Long Term, flagship · ID 2307342

September 2026: +19.29% · YTD 2026: +205.24%

108 weeks · 4,676 trades · WR 69.61% · PF 1.32 · since inception +1,007.55%

August and September together returned more than forty percent after a red July. Maximum drawdown stays at 30.85%, the April record unmoved for a sixth month. Profit factor rose from 1.29 to 1.32 across the two months. The average win is 3.26 EUR against an average loss of 5.65, and the expected payoff per trade is now 55 cents, up from 48 a month ago. The edge is still small on any one trade. It is the repetition that compounds, 4,676 trades so far.

Techno Long Term IC, same strategy, our main broker · ID 2377446

September 2026: +16.37% · since inception: +95.52%

20 weeks · 565 trades · WR 77.87% · PF 1.58

This time the verification account trailed the flagship, +16.37% against +19.29%, after beating it by eleven points in August. Both directions are the point: the same rules at a different broker give the same shape of month with a different number, and neither account is the better one. Twenty weeks in, the account is just short of doubling since it opened.

Techno Growth, position · ID 2338047

September 2026: −2.43% · YTD 2026: +72.01%

50 weeks · 2,608 trades · WR 74.92% · PF 1.14 · since inception +70.79%

The one subscription signal in the red this month, and a small red. The year is still up 72% at the end of September. Growth was also the account our live stream carried. That broadcast stopped at the end of September: across two weeks it drew almost no viewers, so there was nothing worth keeping on air. Its sessions stay on the channel, and the channel now carries something else, see Looking ahead.

TechnoTrader EA Showcase, three of our EAs on one account · ID 2387565

September 2026: −5.03% · since it opened on 20 August: −6.34%

6 weeks · 49 trades · WR 32.65% · PF 0.87

This is not a subscription signal and nobody is meant to copy it. One 500 EUR account runs three of our Market EAs, Gold Tempo, Index Cadence and Bitcoin Interval, at factory defaults at the same time, so a buyer can watch the exact files they would buy working on real money. Its first full month was red, and it is here because it stays public in the red months too. Forty-nine trades across three strategies is still far too few to read anything from.

Techno SteadyFlow, closed 29 September · ID 2357816

Thirty-four weeks, 1,290 trades, profit factor 1.02, zero subscribers. The last reading of its MQL5 page, on the morning it closed, showed growth of +3.97% since it opened, down from +23.96% at the end of August.

The August issue promised to say more about its drawdown, and this is that. Maximum drawdown moved from 12.51% at the end of August to 20.16%, and profit factor from 1.19 to 1.02. The signal built as the portfolio's calmest spent its last month giving back most of what it had made.

It was not closed for the drawdown. We do not close a system for being in drawdown, and we say so in every issue. It was closed because after almost eight months it had not earned its place: an edge close to nothing per trade, nobody subscribed, and the account cost money to run every month. The same account also ran as a DARWIN on Darwinex, and that closed with it. Its months stay in the earlier issues exactly as recorded.

+1,007.55% is the flagship's growth on MQL5 since September 2024. It is a real figure, and it is easy to misread.

MQL5 calculates growth the way a fund does: deposits and withdrawals are taken out, so the percentage shows what the rules did with whatever money was in the account at each moment. It does not tell you what anyone earned. The account itself started with 100 EUR. Over two years it received 300.54 EUR in further deposits and paid out 450.29 EUR, and it holds 2,530.46 EUR today. That is the same record, counted in money instead of percent.

Both views are true and both matter. The percentage tells you how the rules performed. The balance tells you the scale at which they did it. And the drawdown you would have had to sit through, 30.85% at its deepest, is the same in both views.

The portfolio now holds three subscribable signals and one public showcase account. The October issue reports on the same four, and if any of them stops doing its job, we will say so here.

Two things changed on our side in September. On 19 September our own shop opened: the same robots and tools as on the MQL5 Market, sold directly at twenty percent less, because the Market's commission is not in the price. A first purchase is 30% less again with the code FIRST30. And on 27 September the live channel changed: instead of the Growth account, it now broadcasts six of our robots trading side by side on one demo account, 10,000 EUR at the start, each on its own chart at factory defaults.

Primer 06, on diversification, comes out on 20 October.