Set the size before entry
Each trade has a calculated position size. I do not increase the lot size to recover a loss.
A systematic forex and gold portfolio managed by Kenny Wong. Explore the linked MT4 and MT5 history, with monthly results together below.
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The chart above combines MT4 results (August 2025–25 September 2026) with the new MT5 results (from 28 September 2026).
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2025 begins in August. Totals compound the monthly results; MTD may change.
I learned trading through losses and drawdowns, then rebuilt my approach around defined risk and systematic testing.
I started trading forex. For six years I chased setups without a consistent system, and losing streaks erased the gains.
Grid and martingale trading gave me a smooth looking account for the first time.
I launched the Multi-3000 PAMM. It returned 1 to 4 percent a month for years, and I grew too confident.
Then the risk caught up. My first fund suffered a 40% maximum drawdown. It took three and a half years to recover to the previous high watermark. That experience changed how I manage risk.
I rebuilt the system with a hard stop on every trade, no grid or martingale, and two years of walk-forward testing before trading live.
Western Sushi went live with real capital. After changing brokers, the verifiable MT4 record shown here begins in August 2025.
I closed the MT4 PAMM on 25 September and began the new MT5 account on 28 September for better trade execution. Both Myfxbook records remain available.
My old fund used grid and martingale. Its 40% drawdown made me rebuild the way I trade. These are the rules I use in Western Sushi.
Each trade has a calculated position size. I do not increase the lot size to recover a loss.
Every position has a hard stop-loss. I do not use a grid or martingale to keep a losing trade open.
Trading stops when the portfolio reaches its drawdown limit. Strategies that show signs of decay are retired.
Seventy-two breakout strategies trade gold and major pairs across different sessions. Entries follow their rules.
You open and fund an account in your name with the broker. I manage the trading allocation; withdrawal requests go through the broker.
Send me an email at me@kennyfx.pro and tell me you want to join the Western Sushi PAMM. I handle the entire setup myself, no account managers, no forms to hunt for.
I'll match you with a regulated broker that accepts clients from where you're based, and walk you through opening and funding an account in your name there. Your money sits with them, never with me. Once allocated, all 72 strategies trade it automatically.
Review your broker dashboard and compare it with the public Myfxbook record. You can request withdrawals through the broker.
Change the figures and see what monthly contributions and reinvested returns could add up to. This is a hypothetical example, not a forecast for the PAMM.
Your chosen annual ROI is a hypothetical assumption, not a target return.
Assumes the same annual return every year, converted to an effective monthly rate; deposits are added at the end of each month. The after-fee illustration estimates the 30% performance fee on new monthly equity highs. Actual PAMM returns, fee calculations, timing, other costs and taxes may differ. Returns can be negative and capital can be lost.
Each strategy goes through historical, stress, and unseen-data tests before I put it into the portfolio.
Strategies that fail the tests are rejected. Live trading has its own record.
I test across many combinations of historical periods, with gaps between training and test data. A strategy must hold up across more than one favorable stretch.
I vary settings, spreads, and execution assumptions. If a small change breaks the result, the strategy does not pass.
I reshuffle historical trades to examine a range of possible paths and drawdowns. These simulations help me reject strategies that depend on a lucky sequence.
I develop on 2010 to 2018 data, then check the strategy on historical data from 2019 to 2024. Since going live in 2024, actual trades provide a separate forward record.
You should be. You can inspect the previous MT4 account on Myfxbook, including its trading history and drawdowns. Review both accounts on Myfxbook, read about the move to MT5, and ask me about the current PAMM before deciding.