I get this question probably 5 times a day. It's impossible to give an average return or average drawdown because the results depend entirely on how you configure and use it. For example: - What percentage of your account are you risking per trade? - Are you using trailing stops or breakeven management? - Is it only managing trades after you've entered them manually, or are you letting the magic box take the entries? - How many trades do you have open as a maximum? - Are you trading conservatively or aggressively? - Are you using stop losses, or not? Every one of those decisions has a significant impact on both profitability and drawdown. Two traders using exactly the same software will produce completely different results simply because their settings and risk management are different. One trader may aim for steady, lower-risk growth with relatively small drawdowns, while another may choose much higher risk in pursuit of larger returns, accepting substantially larger drawdowns as a result. Because of that, I don't believe it's responsible to quote an average percentage or drawdown figure. Any number I gave would only apply to one specific configuration and one specific trader, and it would create unrealistic expectations for everyone else. The software isn't designed to promise a fixed monthly return. It's a trade management tool that gives you flexibility to manage positions according to your own trading plan and risk tolerance. It's like asking, "How much does a hammer make a builder each month?" The hammer isn't what determines the outcome, it's the builder, the project, and how the tool is used do. If you'd like to understand what's realistic for your trading style, I'm more than happy to jump on a Zoom call. I can walk you through each setting, explain how it affects risk, returns, and drawdown, and help you configure it in a way that aligns with your objectives rather than giving you some generic performance numbers that wouldn't be meaningful.