IntradaySoft CORE

Intradaysoft CORE (Jun 1 – Jun 7)

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The first week of June turned out to be a challenging one for the CORE portfolio. Market behavior became highly uneven, creating favorable conditions for some systems while putting significant pressure on others.

The good news is that the portfolio continues to demonstrate exactly why diversification matters. While several systems experienced losses, others successfully compensated part of the drawdown and prevented a much larger decline.

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Intradaysoft Core Index

Intradaysoft Core Index
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* IntradaySoft CORE Index tracks the combined performance of all active CORE trading systems.

The index is capital-weighted, meaning each system contributes proportionally to its allocated capital. Weekly portfolio returns are calculated from total net profit relative to total starting capital and compounded over time.

The index starts at 100 and reflects real, structured portfolio growth under live market conditions.

EA NAMENumber of dealsAverage Duration hoursExpectancyMax DD%Weekly PFBalance $Weekly Profit $Weekly Return %
One Man Army DS14915.50.00%-$2,949.33$7.370.25%
Scopoli517-4.51.33%0.66$3,308.48-$19.24-0.58%
Shark FX71911.50.35%3.27$3,528.25$27.390.78%
Investor Superstar621-16.50.46%0.62$1,574.07-$4.81-0.30%
Flash Scalper42313.50.05%18.28$3,385.84$28.520.85%
Scalping Station1127-20.05.03%0.21$3,300.13-$148.38-4.30%
Vertigo-----$2,168.1500.00%
SWING MASTER322-30.91.27%-$3,164.21-$40.59-1.27%
Jackal System82712.51.29%1.66$2,619.02$24.650.95%
Superior Trader425-16.00.91%0.41$2,213.55-$17.31-0.78%
Grabber 3 deals112547.52.55%-$1,734.04$72.054.34%

🔥 Weekly Leaders

🥇 Grabber (3 deals)+4.34%

🥈 Jackal System+0.95%

🥉 Flash Scalper+0.85%

Grabber became the undisputed leader of the week and delivered the strongest contribution to portfolio performance. The system continues demonstrating excellent adaptability to current market conditions and is quickly becoming one of the strongest performers inside the CORE ecosystem.


⚠️ What Went Wrong This Week

The main source of pressure came from:

  • Scalping Station-4.30%
  • SWING MASTER-1.27%
  • Superior Trader-0.78%
  • Scopoli-0.58%

Among these systems, Scalping Station deserves special attention. A weekly drawdown of 4.30% is significantly higher than the average portfolio drawdown level. If the system continues to deteriorate and its drawdown increases during the coming weeks, it may be transferred to Intradaysoft LAB for additional analysis and optimization.

Weekly Portfolio Return

−70.35/29,944.07=−0.235%-70.35 / 29,944.07 = -0.235\%

-0.23%


CORE Index Calculation

Previous CORE Index value:

110.07

Weekly Return:

-0.23%


Updated CORE Index

110.07×(1−0.00235)110.07 \times (1 - 0.00235)

109.81


Portfolio Analysis

This week clearly highlighted the importance of maintaining a diversified portfolio structure.

Key observations:

  • Grabber delivered exceptional performance.
  • Jackal and Flash Scalper continued generating stable profits.
  • Several systems struggled simultaneously, particularly Scalping Station.
  • Overall portfolio drawdown remained relatively small despite significant weakness in one major component.

The portfolio absorbed the pressure and finished the week with only a minor decline, which is exactly what a diversified multi-system structure is designed to achieve.


🔬 Ongoing Development

Development inside Intradaysoft LAB continues.

Several new systems are currently under evaluation, and additional improvements are being tested on existing portfolio components.

The CORE Index remains an actively managed portfolio. Weak systems are continuously monitored, and only those that demonstrate long-term stability remain part of the portfolio.


Conclusion

The first week of June was not a profitable one for the CORE Index, but it was an important demonstration of portfolio resilience.

While some systems experienced significant pressure, others successfully offset part of the losses and prevented a larger drawdown.

This is exactly why the CORE Index exists: not to depend on a single trading system, but to combine multiple independent strategies into one diversified portfolio.