Signal delivery is a later release. This article states the rules we intend to be held to, so that the standard is known before any subscription is offered rather than after.
Publication rules
- Complete on arrival. A signal states the instrument, direction, entry basis, stop loss and at least one target, with the time it was issued and the timezone used.
- Analysis, not instruction. A signal is one person's reading of one market. Position size remains yours, chosen against your own balance and risk tolerance.
- No retrospective editing. Once issued, a signal is not rewritten. Amendments are published as separate messages.
Recording rules
- Every signal that is opened is closed in the record, including the ones that lose. Selective reporting is not a record.
- Each entry carries the assumptions applied at the time, so a result can be read alongside the conditions that produced it.
- Where a displayed figure comes from a simulation rather than a live publication, it is labelled hypothetical.
Until the service is live, no figures are shown for it anywhere on this site. An empty history is preferable to an invented one.