Broker verified

A track record nobody has to take your word for

Anybody can post a screenshot. Publish a Trend Chasers record and you get a page built from the trades your broker actually sent us — with the ones you typed in left out, and counted, so the person reading it can see what was excluded.

What one looks like

Example only — invented figures, not a real trader

Broker verified

example’s verified trading record

Built from 412 trades imported directly from a connected brokerage. 38 hand-entered trades were excluded.

Jan 5, 2026 – Sep 18, 2026 · 171 trading days

The numbers

Win rate

39.9%

Profit factor

1.24

Gross wins ÷ gross losses

Trades

412

Net P&L

$18,421.50

Average win

$412.18

Average loss

-$286.40

Best day

$2,140.00

Worst day

-$1,860.00

Max drawdown

-$4,930.00

Largest peak-to-trough fall, by day

Stamped and verified by Trend Chasers

  • The trader cannot edit these figures. They are computed by Trend Chasers from the imported trades. There is no way to submit a number to this page from a browser, and every attempt to write one is refused by the database itself.
  • Every trade came from a read-only brokerage connection. Not typed in, not uploaded. Anything hand-entered is excluded from all of it and counted on this page.
  • A trade typed in by hand can never reach these figures. The journal lets anyone log a trade manually — and every one of those is left out of this page and counted at the top as excluded. Only rows carrying the brokerage’s own transaction ids are included.

Stamped Sep 18, 2026 · example · trendchasers.net

Trend Chasers

Trend Chasers is a trading journal that imports your fills from your broker. If you want a page like this one, it starts with connecting an account.

Why it is worth more than a screenshot

You cannot edit the numbers

Your page is built on our servers from the trades your broker sent. There is no way to type a figure onto it, and the database refuses every attempt to write one from a browser.

Hand-entered trades never count

Log a trade manually and it stays out of the record entirely — and the page prints how many were left out. That number is what makes the rest of it worth reading.

Leaving an account out is visible

You choose which of your connected accounts the record covers. If you leave one out, the page says so. Choosing is fine; choosing quietly is not.

One link, and you can take it down

It lives at trendchasers.net/r/your-username. Taking it down deletes the page and its figures outright, so the link stops working for everyone who kept it.

What you need

  • 1A connected brokerage. Trades arrive through a read-only connection that never sees your balance and cannot place an order.
  • 2At least 30 imported trades. Less than that is a fortnight, not a record, and the word “verified” over it would be doing work it cannot support.
  • 3Any paid plan — from $9 a month on Silver. Every published page links back to us, so it is on the cheapest plan rather than the dearest.