- Are the trading signals free?
- Yes. Live signals across crypto, US equities and major forex pairs are published free on the signals page, with no account required. You can also receive them by email or follow the Telegram channel without registering.
- How are the signals generated?
- By deterministic technical analysis, not a black box. Four conditions are scored on each tracked asset: RSI(14) below 35 or above 70, the 20-period moving average versus the 50-period, the MACD(12,26,9) histogram sign, and price versus the 20-period average. A net score of +2 or better publishes a buy, −2 or worse publishes a sell, and anything between is a hold that is never sent.
- What does the confidence percentage mean?
- It reflects how strongly the four indicators agree, not a probability of profit. It is calculated as 50 + (absolute score × 11), capped at 95. The weakest publishable signal shows 72%; full agreement shows 94%.
- How do you decide whether a signal won or lost?
- Real price candles after publication are walked in time order. Target reached before the stop is a win; stop first is a loss. If both fall inside the same candle we record a loss, because the candle cannot show which came first — the conservative reading. If neither level is reached within 30 days, the signal expires and is scored on its close-versus-entry return. If market data is unavailable for long enough that we cannot say what happened, the signal is marked void and excluded from the record rather than filled in with an assumed result.
- Why do you not always show a win rate?
- A win rate computed on a handful of results moves too much on a single outcome to be meaningful. We publish one only once at least 20 signals have resolved to a win or a loss; below that we show the raw counts instead.
- Do you publish losing signals too?
- Yes. Every resolved signal appears in the public track record and in each asset’s own ledger, wins and losses alike, including assets currently running a negative edge. A record showing only winners is not a record.
- Are trading signals financial advice?
- No. Each signal is a complete trade plan — entry zone, stop and target — but it describes what current technical data suggests, not what prices will do next, and it is not a recommendation tailored to your circumstances. Trading carries risk, including loss of capital, and you should never risk more than you can afford to lose on any single signal.