A creator's signal lists the asset, direction, entry, stop loss, and take profit. Its outcome is tracked publicly. Trade by hand, or link a supported MT5 broker account. Pick a channel and set the risk for that account. When its checks pass, the service can send trades straight to your broker. Live trading stays off until you turn it on for that account.
What a Signal Contains
Each signal includes structured information:
- Asset:
- What is being traded, such as EUR/USD or gold
- Direction:
- Buy or sell
- Entry Level:
- The price level to open the trade
- Stop-Loss (SL):
- The level to exit if the trade goes against you
- Take-Profit (TP):
- The target level to close with a gain
- Rationale:
- Optional notes on why the trade was shared
Manual or automatic execution
Trade by hand, or link a supported MT5 broker account. Pick a channel and set the risk for that account. When its checks pass, the service can send trades straight to your broker. Live trading stays off until you turn it on for that account.
Following a creator or reading a signal does not enable execution. You must connect a supported account and enable a supported strategy first.
How Performance Is Verified
Signal outcomes are tracked automatically:
- When price hits take profit, the signal is marked as a win
- When price hits stop loss, the signal is marked as a loss
- Every result stays on the public record
Creators cannot delete or modify signal outcomes. This creates a transparent performance history.
Free vs Premium Signals
Creators control which signals are free or premium:
Free Signals
Available to all users for discovery and evaluation
Premium Signals
Require a subscription to access full details
Finished signals stay public no matter your plan.
User Responsibility
Signals are trading ideas, not financial advice. Users are responsible for:
- Evaluating whether a signal fits their trading strategy
- Managing their own risk and position sizing
- Executing trades through their own broker
- Understanding that losses are possible
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Assuming a subscription or connected account automatically enables live trading. Each account needs separate authorization.
- Ignoring the stop loss level — it exists to limit your downside risk
- Entering a signal long after publication when the price has already moved past entry
Summary
Signals have tracked outcomes. You can act on them manually or enable a supported strategy in a connected account, using your own risk settings.