Live-tracking means every positionPositionA single entry held on the broker account, with a direction, a size, and a current floating result.Click the word to learn more is recorded against a real broker account the moment it opens. The broker statement is the source of truth, and the strategy page only reflects what is on it. Nothing is reconstructed after the fact, and nothing shows up that did not actually execute.
This matters because the alternative is easy to fake. Pick a start date, pick an end date, present the sequence in between. The losing months get quietly skipped. The entries that, with hindsight, would have looked smarter get re-timed. SlippageSlippageThe gap between the price you asked for on an order and the price the broker actually filled it at.Click the word to learn more estimates conveniently round in the operator's favor. A lot of forex marketing works exactly this way. Live tracking is built to make it impossible: the position is on the record before anyone knows whether it will win or lose.
The SEC's Marketing Rule for investment advisers codifies the same standard. Every performance claim must be backed by documentation produced at the time, and unverified hypothetical results cannot stand in for real ones.
Live tracking does not predict the future. It just keeps the past honest. A live-tracked strategy can still go on to perform badly. What it cannot do is quietly rewrite its history between when the positions opened and when you read them.
Javlot Tracker is our live-tracking layer. Every strategy plugs into it from day one. When a provider also publishes an FXBlue page, the same sequence shows up there independently, giving you a second source we do not control.