Ok, so why isn't this difference between spot and spread built into the advise sent out by them. The straight forward answer is that this will increase the quoted losses and "save" some loosing trades, thus improving the performance table. Is this relevant? Of course it is because people buy a system primarily on the performance table, in the hope that this is a true reflection of what may be expected in the future.
Also, the difference between spot and spread would amount to 1 or 2 points (depending on who you use). So this trade would still have failed.
Sadly this sort of practice seems to often arise with these systems, I had assumed that this would not be the case....shame.
I have looked at many of these systems and have yet to find one that comes close to the profits claimed, I'd still advise to ask for a copy of their chart showing that level wasnt hit. I cant see any reason they would refuse if that is indeed what happened.
By the way the 1.4810 level I posted from from spot FX not a spreadbet company.