Orion is a rule-driven decision engine for XAUUSD. This page is the public surface for how the engine is held accountable. Counters below describe the measurement system, not future performance, and never substitute for your own due diligence.
Not a broker. Not a prop firm. For educational purposes only.
This statement records the operating principles that produce every number on this page. It is reviewed when the integrity rules change and is intended to remain stable across engine versions.
Published decisions, the shadow harness, and the historical replay are produced by the same rule set. There is no marketing engine separate from the production engine.
Most candidates are declined. Selectivity is a property of the method, not a marketing claim. Rejection counts are recorded alongside publication counts.
Decisions, outcomes, and shadow evaluations are written to immutable tables. Historical values shown here are derived at read time and are never rewritten.
Every ratio published on this page carries its numerator, denominator, and observation window. A percentage without its sample is treated as meaningless and is not shown.
If upstream data is missing, stale, or insufficient, the metric is shown as Pending or Stale. The platform does not infer, smooth, or back fill.
Win rate, profit factor, expectancy, adapter weights, calibration thresholds, and per-decision audit rows are not published on this page. The boundary is documented, not hidden.
Each snapshot is computed at request time from immutable event tables. Historical values are never rewritten.
Every metric is derivable from the underlying decision and outcome records. If a value cannot be reproduced, it is not displayed.
Ratio metrics always carry their numerator, denominator, and observation window. A percentage without its sample is treated as meaningless.
If upstream data is missing or stale, the metric is shown as Pending or Stale, never inferred or smoothed.
No metric improves automatically as signal volume increases without a corresponding quality constraint.
Names, definitions, and time windows are aligned with internal reporting so they remain stable for future investor reporting.
This is not a performance dashboard. The hub deliberately excludes win rate, profit factor, expectancy, average R, per-regime breakdowns, adapter weights, calibration thresholds, decision audit rows, and any number that resembles a future-performance claim. Resolved trade outcomes per signal are listed publicly on the Trade Log. The methodology is described on the Orion page.