Tier
Free
A small number of ideas with full disclosure, published after the fact so nobody is pushed into chasing a price that already moved.
Signals
Forex signals, with the whole lifecycle visible
A signal is only worth acting on if you can see when it was issued, what it assumed, every management change it went through, and how it closed — including the ones that closed at a loss.
Tier
Premium
Issued with entry zone, stop, targets, session and validity. Updates are appended with a timestamp, never edited away.
Tier
Gold · XAUUSD
Same disclosure rules, plus the pip convention stated explicitly because brokers disagree about what a gold pip is.
OpenWhat every published signal contains
| Field | Why it is disclosed |
|---|---|
| Symbol and direction | So you can check it against your own broker, not ours. |
| Order type (market or pending) | A pending entry price is not a promise you will get filled there. |
| Entry zone | A single number implies precision the market does not have. |
| Stop loss | The risk is defined before the reward is discussed. |
| Targets, in order | So partial closes and runners are unambiguous. |
| Risk and reward | Both stated in pips and as a ratio. |
| Session and timestamp | A London signal is not a Sydney signal, and timezones lie. |
| Validity window | An idea expires; the expiry is part of the idea. |
| Management updates | Appended with timestamps. A moved stop is visible, not silently rewritten. |
| Status | Pending, active, partially closed, closed or invalidated. |
| Result | Closed pips, and a note where execution conditions mattered. |
| Assumptions | Spread, slippage and any conversion rate used. |
Current calls
Honest state — no invented data
No signal rows exist yet
The signal ledger is empty, so there is nothing to list — not a single price, direction or date. When signals are published they appear here as recorded rows with their status and result, and an invalidated call stays on the record labelled as invalidated.
Build phase: Phase 7 — signals module
How results are countedBefore you act on any signal
- Signals are not personalised advice and ignore your account size, leverage limit and tax position.
- Your broker's spread, execution speed and margin rules differ from ours — so your result will differ.
- Copy sizing should come from your own stop distance and risk percentage, which is what the position size calculator is for.
How we count results
- Every signal that reached a terminal state is counted, including losses and expirations.
- Pending signals are excluded from any percentage, because they have no outcome yet.
- Nothing is deleted. A bad month is part of the record, and a record with holes in it is not a record.
Signal questions
Do you currently sell trading signals?
Not yet. Signal delivery is a later release, and until it exists no history, hit rate or performance figure is displayed anywhere on this site. When it launches, the publication and recording rules described in the help centre are the ones it will be held to.
If I follow a signal, whose responsibility is the outcome?
Yours. A signal states an instrument, direction, entry basis, stop and target. It cannot know your account size, your leverage, your broker's spread or your tolerance for a losing run. Position size is the decision that determines whether a stopped-out trade is a small deduction or an account-ending one.
How do I know a signal history is not cherry-picked?
You check whether the record closes every trade it opens. A history that lists wins and omits losses is not a record but a selection. Our stated rule is that every published signal reaches a recorded outcome, including the ones that lose, and that simulations are labelled as hypothetical.