Simulation is not execution
Paper fills can differ from live fills because of liquidity, spread, fees, latency, slippage, partial fills, and changing market conditions.
Paper trading is useful for practicing rules, reviewing decisions, and stress-testing workflows. It does not prove that a strategy will work with live capital.
Paper fills can differ from live fills because of liquidity, spread, fees, latency, slippage, partial fills, and changing market conditions.
Paper PnL, return, win rate, Sharpe, and drawdown are review metrics. They are not forecasts or guarantees.
The goal is to learn whether rules, sizing, review, and discipline hold up before real money is involved.
Trading Boy does not execute live trades, hold funds, provide financial advice, or recommend that any user trade live capital. Use it to review process quality and risk in paper mode.