Track record
No screenshots, no strategy tester output, no cherry-picked month. Each robot trades on a public account of its own, and FX Blue puts that account on a page nobody needs a login to read. Every one of them is listed here.
What published means here
FX Blue pulls each account from the broker feed and refreshes the page by itself. We never key the figures in and cannot alter them later. That single fact is what makes it an independently published record rather than our own claim.
No single flattering account standing in for the range. Below are 4 accounts, one for each robot on sale, and every tier of a robot is backed by that robot's account.
Each figure we repeat is copied from the page on a stated date and sits beside a link to the page itself, which carries on updating whether or not we are watching, through the losing weeks as much as the winning ones.
We quote each figure from its public page, stamp it with the date we read it, and put the page itself one click away. Whenever our copy and the live page differ, the live page is current and ours is out of date. A record you can read for yourself on its bad days is worth more than a number we typed in on a good one.
The accounts
Each card points at a page on a site we do not control. Open it and read the history, the drawdown and the account type yourself. Publishing this way exists for no other reason.
High-activity intraday · FX Blue / PlexyBot-12
Copied from the public page on 9 September 2026 · 2 yr 4 mo of history · open the live page on FX Blue ↗
Historical figures from accounts PlexyBot runs, as published by FX Blue. Not typical of customers and not a prediction. You can lose money.
High-activity intraday · FX Blue / PlexyBot-3
Copied from the public page on 9 September 2026 · 4 months of history · open the live page on FX Blue ↗
Historical figures from accounts PlexyBot runs, as published by FX Blue. Not typical of customers and not a prediction. You can lose money.
Aggressive intraday · FX Blue / PlexyBot-4
Copied from the public page on 9 September 2026 · 7 months of history · open the live page on FX Blue ↗
Historical figures from accounts PlexyBot runs, as published by FX Blue. Not typical of customers and not a prediction. You can lose money.
Low-frequency swing · FX Blue / PlexyBot-8
Copied from the public page on 9 September 2026 · 3 yr 2 mo of history · open the live page on FX Blue ↗
Historical figures from accounts PlexyBot runs, as published by FX Blue. Not typical of customers and not a prediction. You can lose money.
Off limits
Each of these would put a false statement on the site, and a false results claim is the quickest way for a business of this kind to earn a shutdown.
A backtest is history rewritten with the outcome in hand. None appear on this site, none are quoted in support replies, and none are sent privately on request.
No expected return, no monthly figure to aim at, no annualised number stretched out from a short run. Not one sentence here says what you will earn.
Every account on this page is one we run. Were we ever to show a customer's result, it would be labelled as such, shown with permission, and marked as not typical.
Where a return appears on this site, the published peak drawdown appears next to it at the same size. If the page has no drawdown figure, that absence is printed rather than the gain standing alone.
Read before buying
Every account linked from this site belongs to PlexyBot and is published by FX Blue. Nothing on those pages is a customer result, none of it is typical, and none of it tells you what your own account will do. Expect your outcome to differ, possibly by losing money; each account we run has spent time in drawdown. The published figures take no account of what the software costs you, or of the spread, commission, swap and slippage your own broker applies. The risk of losing money when trading is high.
If a linked page confuses you, or you want to know which robot an account belongs to and why, write to [email protected] and you will get an answer from us, not a template.
