EURJPY V1.26 ISO Week 26 Live Paper Report
Reporting period: ISO Week 26
ISO week window: 2026-06-22 00:00 UTC to 2026-06-28 23:59 UTC
Active market observation window: 2026-06-22 00:00 UTC to 2026-06-26 23:59 UTC
Robot: EURJPY V1.26 Corridor Candidate Test
Version label: EURJPY V1.26
Symbol: EURJPY
Timeframe: M5
Mode: PAPER_SIM_ONLY
Orders sent: NO
Observation type: Preliminary live paper testing
Weekly research target: +5R net per week
Closed paper trades: 0
Final result: 0.0000R
Target status: NOT TESTED BY TRADES
Candidate status: Not confirmed
Executive Summary
EURJPY V1.26 was tested during ISO Week 26 as a preliminary corridor-based live paper version.
The robot remained active in paper simulation mode, but it did not open any paper trades during the reporting period. As a result, there were no closed trades and no realised weekly R result to evaluate.
This means that EURJPY V1.26 did not fail because of losing trades. It failed as a research version because the entry logic was too restrictive and did not produce enough activity for evaluation.
The main conclusion from Week 26 is that EURJPY needs a softer entry structure before it can be evaluated as a real candidate.
Based on this result, two Week 27 test versions were prepared:
EURJPY V1.27 Soft Parallel 30/70
EURJPY V1.1.27 Soft Parallel 30/70 + Opposite Second Slot
Weekly Result Summary
EURJPY V1.26 produced no closed paper trades during ISO Week 26.
Closed paper trades: 0
Final net R: 0.0000R
Weekly target: +5.0000R
TP: 0
SL: 0
MAX_HOLD: 0
Mode: PAPER_SIM_ONLY
Orders sent: NO
Because no paper trades were opened, the weekly target cannot be evaluated as a normal trading result.
The correct interpretation is not that EURJPY V1.26 was profitable or stable. The correct interpretation is that the version did not generate enough live paper activity to be evaluated.
Behaviour During the Week
EURJPY V1.26 stayed active and continued producing status updates, but the logic repeatedly blocked entries.
The observed decision behaviour showed that the robot was too restrictive around corridor conditions. In particular, the system was blocking cases where the corridor type did not match the allowed entry rules.
The most important diagnostic message was that EURJPY V1.26 blocked PARALLEL_DESCENDING corridor conditions instead of allowing a broader preliminary sample.
This is important because the goal of a first EURJPY version was not to over-filter the symbol immediately. The goal was to collect enough live paper behaviour to understand which corridor types and directions have potential.
EURJPY V1.26 did not provide that sample.
Why No Trade Graphs Are Published
No trade balance graph is published for this report because EURJPY V1.26 is not a candidate and produced no closed paper trades.
Balance path charts are reserved for candidate-level versions where the robot may move closer to demo testing and where the full trade path is important for evaluation.
EURJPY V1.26 is still a preliminary research version. Since there were no trades, the useful information is not a balance path. The useful information is the absence of entries and the reason why the logic blocked them.
Changes Compared with the Initial EURJPY Idea
The original EURJPY idea was to create a second corridor-trading research line using the same general research process as EURGBP.
The intended first step was broad observation: allow enough corridor behaviour to appear, collect live paper results, and then derive useful filters from the data.
Week 26 showed that EURJPY V1.26 was too restrictive for that purpose.
Instead of producing a broad preliminary sample, the version blocked the market too often. This prevented the research process from collecting useful trade-level statistics.
The main change after Week 26 is therefore not a performance optimisation. It is a participation correction.
The next EURJPY versions are designed to allow more reasonable preliminary activity while still keeping the test controlled and paper-only.
Logic Change for Week 27
Based on the Week 26 result, two new EURJPY Week 27 versions were prepared.
The first version is:
EURJPY V1.27 Soft Parallel 30/70
This version uses a softer corridor structure:
BUY is allowed near the lower part of the corridor
SELL is allowed near the upper part of the corridor
Only parallel corridor types are included
Expanding, contracting, unsupported and middle-zone conditions remain blocked
Mode remains PAPER_SIM_ONLY
Orders sent remain NO
The second version is:
EURJPY V1.1.27 Soft Parallel 30/70 + Opposite Second Slot
This version uses the same softer parallel 30/70 logic, but also adds an opposite second-slot test.
Maximum paper positions: 2
First paper position: allowed by the soft parallel 30/70 logic
Second paper position: allowed only in the opposite direction
Same-direction second position: blocked
Mode: PAPER_SIM_ONLY
Orders sent: NO
The purpose of these two versions is to test whether EURJPY can produce enough controlled paper activity for evaluation during Week 27.
Research Interpretation
EURJPY V1.26 is useful even though it produced no trades.
The version showed that the first EURJPY rule set was too restrictive. That is a valid research result because it prevents the project from wasting more time on a logic structure that does not generate enough observations.
The correct next step is not to force EURJPY into candidate status. The correct next step is to loosen the preliminary entry structure and observe whether the symbol can produce a useful paper sample.
This is why EURJPY V1.27 and EURJPY V1.1.27 were created.
Candidate Status
EURJPY V1.26 did not become a candidate.
The reason is simple: a candidate needs enough observable behaviour to evaluate risk, trade frequency, exit distribution and weekly result.
EURJPY V1.26 produced zero closed paper trades during the reporting period, so it cannot be treated as a candidate.
The EURJPY research line remains active, but the logic must be adjusted before any candidate decision can be made.
Methodology Clarification
This report uses strict ISO-week reporting.
The reporting period is ISO Week 26, from 2026-06-22 00:00 UTC to 2026-06-28 23:59 UTC. The active market observation window for EURJPY ended on 2026-06-26, because Forex trading is normally closed during the weekend.
All results in this report are paper-only.
No real orders were sent.
Safety Status
EURJPY V1.26 remained in paper simulation mode during the reporting period.
Mode: PAPER_SIM_ONLY
Orders sent: NO
Real-money execution: Disabled
Purpose: Preliminary live paper research only
This report should not be interpreted as financial advice or a recommendation to trade. The result is part of a research record for evaluating robot behaviour under live paper conditions.
Week 26 Conclusion
EURJPY V1.26 did not produce closed paper trades during ISO Week 26.
The version did not provide a trade sample, so it did not confirm candidate potential. The main finding was that the entry logic was too restrictive for a first EURJPY corridor observation version.
The Week 26 result led to a clear next step: create softer Week 27 versions that can produce more controlled paper activity.
The next versions are:
EURJPY V1.27 Soft Parallel 30/70
EURJPY V1.1.27 Soft Parallel 30/70 + Opposite Second Slot
The goal of Week 27 is to determine whether EURJPY can become a useful second corridor-trading research line after the entry logic is softened.
Read the new logic description here:
EURJPY V1.27 and V1.1.27 Soft Parallel 30/70 Logic — Week 27 Test