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How to read a signal
Updated 2026-07-20
Paid members see the crypto and forex signal feeds inside the member app. Every signal is a complete trade plan, not just “buy this.”
The parts of a signal
- Pair / asset — what to trade (for example a crypto coin or a forex pair).
- Direction — buy (long) or sell (short).
- Entry — the price level where the trade idea becomes active.
- Take-profit (TP) — the target price where profit is taken. Some signals have more than one TP level.
- Stop-loss (SL) — the price where the trade is closed at a small loss if the market goes the wrong way. The stop-loss is your protection. Never trade a signal without it.
Notifications
When a new signal is posted or updated, you get a notification so you do not miss it. Make sure notifications are turned on in your app settings.
Using signals responsibly
- Risk only a small part of your account on any one trade (many traders use 1-2%).
- Always place the stop-loss. One bad trade without a stop can undo months of progress.
- Signals are educational trade ideas, not financial advice. You are always the one making the decision.
Wins and losses
No signal service wins every trade — anyone who claims that is lying. We publish results openly in our verified track record, including losses.
Still stuck?
Message the team on the contact page or ask the AI support assistant inside the member app. We reply Monday to Saturday.