Turnmarks

All 13 instruments, side by side

The same rule runs on every one of them. What differs is what the market did afterwards — and it differs more than you might expect.

InstrumentMarkers/moBest run+1R+2R+3RSample
USD/JPY82.63 R54%33%24%316
EUR/JPY92.54 R57%36%29%347
AUD/JPY82.50 R54%36%28%298
BTC/USD102.48 R50%33%24%270
XAU/USD92.48 R52%33%24%377
CAD/JPY82.31 R49%33%24%298
EUR/USD92.21 R53%32%22%354
AUD/USD92.20 R50%33%24%332
GBP/JPY92.20 R51%31%22%350
NZD/USD92.16 R48%29%22%361
USD/CHF102.10 R52%32%25%372
GBP/USD92.10 R50%32%22%357
CHF/JPY81.76 R46%30%18%306

Measured on confirmed markers only, on hourly bars from a live broker feed. Sample periods differ: most instruments go back to May 2023, gold further, Bitcoin less far. Updated August 2026.

How to read this

R is the height of the marker's own bar — the risk a stop at its other end would imply, which is why a pair that moves in wide daily ranges does not automatically score higher: its markers have taller bars, so each R is worth more pips. That is the point of measuring this way.

Best run is the average furthest price travelled in the marker's direction before that stop would have ended it. +1R / +2R / +3R is how often that much was available, again before the stop. Markers/mo is how often you would have had something to look at.

Descriptions of history on one broker's feed. Not a backtest and not a forecast — no entry rule, no exit rule, no spread, no position sizing, and no claim about what anyone would have earned. A larger number in this table is not a recommendation to trade that instrument. Turnmarks is chart analytics, not advice. Trading carries risk, including the loss of your capital.
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