Pulse Engine: the independent audit

What the numbers already show

• 80% of profit made in 6 days
• Costs consume 31% of gross profit
• Survives only at 1/8 sizing

Measured by our engine on this exact run, not taken from vendor claims. The mechanism behind each number, the full six-dimension verdict and every chart are in the audit.

What the audit contains

• Verdict across six dimensions: data quality, structure, costs, concentration, regime dependence, prop-firm fit
• Martingale / grid / hedging forensics and sub-strategy split
• Honest EOD Sharpe, reconstructed floating equity, cost autopsy
• Prop-firm rule replay (IQ Capital, FTMO, generic profiles) with account-death and withdrawal tables at seven sizings
• Monte-Carlo stress: equity fan chart, max-drawdown percentiles, streaks, time under water, and ruin probability against each profile's floor at seven sizings, answering "how small must I trade to keep breach risk under 10%?"
• Withdrawal replay: what the strategy pays someone living off it monthly (months paid vs. dry, longest dry streak), plus a capital what-if re-pricing the risk at your account size
• Named red flags with severity and the exact numbers behind each

The verdict itself is inside the audit. We don't publish it, so it stays worth exactly $19 to you instead of zero to everyone.

Instant download (HTML, printable). Version-specific: v2.0 (EA journal print; product page showed 1.90 on 2026-08-13) on the window above.

Yes. Every catalog audit is our own strategy-tester run under the documented protocol (real ticks, 10 ms delay, vendor defaults), not a screenshot of vendor material.

We measure it instead of guessing: the audit replays three prop rule sets (IQ Capital, FTMO, a generic 6% trailing profile) day by day over all 2801 reconstructed trades, then runs the challenge as a Monte-Carlo simulation at seven position sizings, with intraday equity resolution. That resolution can collapse naive end-of-day pass rates (our most dramatic sample: 97% EOD became 17% intraday). The pass-probability curve for Pulse Engine is inside the audit.

The audit contains a withdrawal replay: the strategy re-run as if someone lived off it, with monthly payouts, months paid versus dry months and the longest dry streak, plus a safe-sizing table answering how small you must trade to keep ruin risk under 10%. The numbers for Pulse Engine are inside the audit.

We classify structure from the deal list, not from the equity curve: split tickets, adds into adverse moves and size escalation are counted, not guessed. The audit states the classification for Pulse Engine with the exact counts behind it.

Version v2.0 (EA journal print; product page showed 1.90 on 2026-08-13) on the window above. Audits are version-specific: if the vendor ships a new version, the audit states exactly what was tested.

The catalog audit covers the vendor-default setup. For your own settings and broker, audit your own tester report instead: same engine, same $19.

That is the one thing we sell. It is inside the audit, with the evidence. What we publish for free is how the test was run, plus three complete sample audits (The Gold Reaper, Waka Waka, Quantum Queen X), so you can judge our method before paying.