Free tool · prop traders
Why did your challenge fail? X-ray your MT5 statement
Most failed prop challenges break the daily loss limit, not the overall drawdown — and a daily limit usually goes on stops that sat inside ordinary noise, opened at the busiest hour of the day. This X-ray measures every trade in your statement against what the market itself does to a stop that far away, entered at that hour, from two years of hourly data.
In MT5: History tab → right-click → Report → HTML. A CSV of closed trades works too. Your file never leaves this browser — only the market and the dates are sent, to fetch that period's volatility.
What it checks
- Stops in the noise. Each stop is measured in the 1-hour ATR at the moment you opened the trade, and compared with how often the market hit a stop that far away within 24 hours.
- Timing. The same stop is two to four times as likely to be hit when opened just before the New York session as in the evening. The X-ray shows whether your stop-outs bunch into the busiest hours.
- No-stop trades and the worst day. Trades without a stop, and your worst day against the daily limit you set.
Private by design
The report is read in your browser. The only thing sent to our server is which markets you traded and between which dates, so the page can fetch that period's volatility — never your trades, balances or results. Nothing is stored.
Historical frequencies from two years of hourly candles, not a forecast and not investment advice. Chart prices; your broker's spread makes a stop act slightly closer. Rules differ between prop firms — check yours. See also the position size calculators and how often a gold stop gets hit.