Weekly recap: Sep 7, 2026–Sep 14, 2026 — 6 trades, 3-3 split

The headline numbers

Between Sep 7, 2026 and Sep 14, 2026, the virtual engine opened and closed 6 trades across 5 symbols. 3 closed in profit, 3 closed at a loss. That's a 50.0% win rate on trades with a nonzero result, and a total P&L of $-0.25.

This is a losing week, reported as one. A weekly recap that only publishes when the numbers look good isn't a recap — it's marketing wearing a recap's clothes.

The best closes

The worst closes

What the numbers show

Winning trades were held for an average of 5.2 hours before closing. Losing trades were held for an average of 6.8 hours — roughly 1.3x longer. That shape (cutting winners fast, giving losers more time) is the same pattern behind the disposition effect: a bias toward locking in small wins quickly while letting losing positions run.

6 trades is not a large sample, and one week is not a trend. A pattern worth acting on is one that shows up again next week, and the week after — not one week's numbers read in isolation.

What this recap is and isn't

This is a plain readout of closed virtual-engine trades for the week, not a signal, not a track record being sold, and not investment advice. The numbers come straight from the trade log; nothing here is smoothed, cherry-picked, or reframed after the fact. Next week's recap will report whatever next week's numbers actually are, win or lose.