Research note · July 4, 2026

Why Pollinate Rebuilt Its Performance Page

What the first live recap exposed, what changed, and where to find the current five-strategy portfolio record.

This article describes an earlier stage of Pollinate's performance reporting. It does not contain current performance figures. Review the current record here.

The first live recap exposed a simple problem: strategy records had different start dates, different evidence types, and different ways of marking results.

A single top-line number hid too much.

What changed

The current performance page starts with a five-strategy portfolio:

  • TrendLock Core
  • SwingHunter
  • Momentum Rotator
  • Crisis Hunter
  • Monthly Flip

It then shows every strategy underneath the portfolio so you can see what contributed, what lost, and where the drawdowns came from.

Live/model results and hypothetical research remain separate. A production model is not presented as a brokerage account. A Collective2 model account is identified as a third-party model account. Realized signal ledgers do not pretend to include daily open P&L when those marks do not exist.

Ledger prices, entries, exits, and trades.

Why the old snapshot is gone

The July snapshot covered fewer strategies and a shorter record. Leaving those figures in an article as though they were still current would create two competing versions of performance.

The current page is now the only place to evaluate the portfolio record and its component strategies:

Review current performance, drawdowns, and risks →

Membership scope

Pollinate Membership includes Momentum Rotator, TrendLock Core, Monthly Flip, and Crisis Hunter, plus additional algorithmic strategies, with intraday signals delivered in the members-only Slack channel. SwingHunter is not included for new members.

The performance figures on the performance page cover the five-strategy portfolio only. Intraday strategy results are not included in those figures. Members choose which signals fit their own accounts and place trades through their own brokers.

See Pollinate Membership →


Past performance does not guarantee future results. Hypothetical results have material limitations and do not represent actual trading. Trading leveraged ETFs and systematic strategies involves substantial risk of loss. Pollinate Trading provides educational and informational material, not personalized investment advice.