How Atlas grades itself.

The whole point of the record is that nobody gets to touch it. Here is exactly what happens, in the order it happens.

Every hour the engine writes down its state for each market. When it fires a call it publishes four numbers at the same moment: the entry price, the stop, the first target, and the second target. That row is stored with a timestamp. It is never edited.

The engine keeps publishing fresh levels every hour while the call stays live. The grader ignores all of them. The four numbers from the moment the call fired are the only ones that count.

Half the position comes off at the first target, and the stop moves to the entry price. The other half runs to the second target. If the stop is hit before the first target, the call loses one unit. If the stop is hit after the first target, the call keeps what the first half made. There is no judgment call anywhere in that.

The grader only sees each hour's high, low, and close. If one bar touched both the stop and a target, it cannot know which came first, so it assumes the stop did. That makes the record slightly worse than reality, never better.

A call that has not resolved after 48 hours is closed at that bar's price and graded on whatever it made or lost.

The record is shown on a hypothetical $10,000 account risking 1% per call. One unit lost is $100. A call that reached both targets makes about $200. The strategy never changes with the account size; only the dollars do.

Under ten graded calls, no win rate is shown at all. Between ten and thirty, the win rate appears only with the full range it could honestly sit in. Atlas does not use the word edge until there are thirty separate days of calls and the results are clearly better than chance. When several markets fire the same way on the same day, that counts once, not several times.

The sniper track is the flagship: the engine's selective structure calls. The momentum track is the faster, weaker breakout entries. They are graded with identical rules and shown separately, so the fast track can never flatter or drag the flagship.

The chart indicator keeps its own running tally. It resets as the chart window rolls, so it is not published. Rashad's own live trading is his money and stays private. The only numbers on the Proof page are the ones anyone could recompute from the stored calls.