Why we show every loss
The forex signal industry has a credibility problem. Walk into any Telegram channel selling signals and you'll find the same playbook: edited screenshots, hand-picked winners, undisclosed losses, and win-rate claims that no third party can verify.
We built TeachTrades because we wanted a signal service we'd actually use ourselves — and the bar was low. Every shortcut we saw competitors take, we explicitly didn't.
What "transparent" actually means here
- Every closed signal has a permanent URL. Once a signal closes — win or loss — it gets a public page that anyone can find. You can scroll back through every trade we've ever generated.
- Losses are visible to non-subscribers too. Our paywall hides live signal details, not historical results. You can audit a full week of past performance before you ever pay us anything.
- The dashboard is what we see internally. There is no separate "marketing performance" version. The numbers on the homepage are the numbers from our database.
- Breakeven exits are reported separately from take-profits. Combining them into one big "win rate" is the industry standard — and the industry standard is misleading. We split TP, BE, and SL on the dashboard so you can judge for yourself.
The trade-off we made
Transparency makes our headline numbers look smaller than competitors'. A 70% headline win rate with a 50% real take-profit rate is harder to market than "85% win rate" with no breakdown. We made our peace with that.
Sophisticated traders who do five minutes of due diligence will spot the difference. They're the customers we want.
What you can verify before subscribing
- Visit /results and scroll through a week of past signals.
- Pick any closed trade — note the entry price, stop loss, take-profit levels, and result.
- Check that price on TradingView at the timestamps we published. Confirm the trade actually closed where we said it did.
If everything lines up, we've earned a chance. If not, we deserve to lose your business.