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Trading involves risk. Please read this carefully before subscribing.
Urban Alpha is an automated trading strategy licensed as software. It is not a managed account, a signal service, or financial advice. You deploy it on your own TradeStation account, using your own capital, and you remain solely responsible for all trading activity and outcomes.
Performance
All performance figures published on this website are backtested results derived from historical TSLA 15-minute data with $30,000 starting capital, and apply specifically to the $30,000 (Pro) configuration. For the $15,000 (Lite) and $75,000 (Elite) configurations, performance scales proportionally with the $30,000 (Pro) configuration — position size is scaled, not the strategy rules. Backtested results do not guarantee future performance. Live trading results will differ — sometimes materially — due to slippage, commissions, execution differences, and changing market conditions. As Urban Alpha's live track record develops, live results will be published alongside backtested figures and clearly labelled.
What a Difficult Period Looks Like
2022 was the most challenging year in the strategy's validated history. TSLA fell approximately 65% during the year. Urban Alpha remained profitable, returning 34% ($10,204), but experienced a maximum peak-to-trough decline in account equity of $7,818 — the largest in the five-year validated dataset. Subscribers should treat this as the realistic worst-case drawdown scenario on a $30,000 account.
The $75,000 (Elite) configuration's Monte Carlo simulations for 2023 show a wider worst-case range than the $30,000 (Pro) or $15,000 (Lite) configurations (simulated worst-case outcome of approximately -$44,410 at Elite, vs. approximately $8,420 at Pro/Lite) — plausibly a real effect of larger position size rather than statistical noise. Elite subscribers should size their expectations accordingly.
Concentration Risk
Urban Alpha trades a single instrument — Tesla Inc. (TSLA). The strategy's selective entry criteria, volatility-adaptive filters, and end-of-session exit reduce but do not eliminate concentration risk. The primary residual risk is that TSLA's trading characteristics change materially over time — due to changes in institutional participation, index composition, or other structural factors — in ways that affect the strategy's historical edge.
Capital
You should only allocate capital you can afford to lose entirely. Do not subscribe with funds required for living expenses, debt obligations, or any other financial commitment.
Regulatory
Urban Pulse does not hold FCA authorisation or any other regulatory licence to provide financial advice or manage client funds. Urban Alpha is sold as licensed software only. If you are unsure whether this product is appropriate for you, seek independent financial advice before subscribing.
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Past performance is not indicative of future results. Trading carries risk of loss.