Every signal we send is public.
Wins and losses.

We typically send 4–10 signals per day across all 14 currency pairs, averaging around 8. It varies with the market — quiet days have produced as few as 1, busy ones as many as 25. Signals are generated automatically when conditions align; we don't force trades when the setup isn't there.

Any broker that supports forex trading with standard pairs works — IC Markets, Pepperstone, XM, FXCM, and most other regulated brokers. We don't require any specific broker. Just make sure they offer the 14 pairs we cover.

Basic knowledge of how to place a trade, set a stop loss, and take profit on your broker is enough. Each signal includes the exact entry, SL, TP1, TP2 and TP3 levels. If you're brand new, we recommend practising on a demo account first.

Each signal has three take-profit targets at increasing distances from the entry. TP1 is the nearest and easiest to hit — many members close their full position here for a quick, reliable win. TP2 and TP3 are progressively further and offer higher pip returns. A trade counts as a win if it hits any of the three targets. A common approach is to split your position into thirds and exit each third at TP1, TP2 and TP3 to maximise pip capture while locking in profit early.

No. Signals are delivered instantly to Telegram so you get a notification the moment one fires. You place the trade with your SL and TP already set, then let it run. Most members check in 1–2 times a day.

Our signals are short-term scalping setups on low timeframes — the entry window is tight. Ideally you should place the trade within 1–2 minutes of receiving the Telegram notification. If significantly more time has passed, the entry price may no longer be valid and it's better to skip that signal rather than chase it.

We recommend keeping Telegram notifications enabled on your phone so you never miss a setup. If you know you'll be unavailable for an extended period, simply sit that session out — there will always be another signal.

Yes, but we recommend starting on a demo account for the first 2–4 weeks. This lets you get comfortable placing trades, following signals, and managing risk before using real money. Once you're confident, switching to live is straightforward.

There's no minimum requirement from our side — that depends on your broker. Most members start with $200–$500 and use proper risk management of 1–2% per trade. Never risk more than you can afford to lose.

Yes. Every result shown on this dashboard is recorded automatically the moment a signal fires and closes. Nothing is edited or cherry-picked. You can see the exact timestamp, entry price, and outcome for every single trade.

A Break-even win is our active profit-protection rule. Once a trade moves meaningfully in our favor but the market reverses before reaching TP1, we don't let the stop loss eat the full risk — we lock in part of the move instead.

Specifically: if price reached at least 5 pips of profit and then turned back, the signal closes at 75% of the highest pip level the trade ever reached (not the current price, and not the original stop loss). This is a trailing-stop style rule baked into every signal. Below that 5-pip threshold we record a full stop-loss instead — a 1–4 pip blip isn't something you could realistically have locked in, so counting it as a win would inflate the win rate.

Example: a BUY peaks at +10p, then pulls back. Instead of stopping out at −10p, the signal records +7.5p (BE win).

The same rule applies if a trade runs for 12 hours without hitting TP1 or SL — we close it at 75% of the best price reached. This keeps the win-rate honest: we only claim wins we actually captured. In practice most trades finish far sooner; the median signal closes in about 3 hours.