FlashPoint is evaluated from the complete historical record — not a handful of winning trades. This library publishes the strategy research, drawdown analysis and funded-account studies behind the Rawstocks MNQ system.
Public research library
The Complete Guide explains how the current FlashPoint presets are configured and operated. The funded-account papers answer the performance and risk questions: how each validated configuration behaved historically and how drawdown interacts with the vulnerable launch period of a fresh prop account.
The current operating guide for FlashPoint. Covers the separate 50K and 150K funded-account presets, exact deployment differences, TradingView order-fill alerts, TradersPost automation, quarterly MNQ rollover maintenance, backtest-vs-live behavior, troubleshooting and quick-reference settings.
A five-year performance and deployment study focused on realized drawdown, buffer formation, seasonality, streaks and the historical probability of reaching a protective cushion before a modeled $2,000 maximum-loss limit.
The validated 150K research baseline, examining campaign-level performance, tail drawdown and which historical launch windows gave a fresh $150K account the strongest path toward a $6,000 cushion.
How to use the research
A funded-account study should not be confused with the core strategy backtest. Account size, trailing-loss rules and launch timing change the risk question even when the underlying trading system is related.
Net profit alone is not enough. Review profit factor, payoff asymmetry and trade distribution.
Look at both realized drawdown and the limits of reconstructing intratrade equity from historical OHLC data.
A strategy can remain viable while a fresh funded account is vulnerable to the same normal drawdown.
Seasonality and launch-window statistics describe the sample. They do not guarantee the next sequence.
Research standard
Rawstocks publishes these studies because a system should be evaluated from its complete historical behavior. That includes weak months, losing streaks, recovery periods, tail drawdowns and methodological limitations.
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