Questions people actually ask
Why do you not publish a win rate?
No, deliberately. Trading results are trivial to cherry-pick by choosing a flattering window, and a figure that looks good this month can mislead you next month. We publish volume, cadence, coverage and setup structure instead — facts about the process that stay true whatever the market does.
What exactly is in a signal?
Four things: the entry price the setup is calculated from, the target where the plan says to take profit, the stop loss where you cut the loss, and the leverage. Every setup carries all four before it is published — none of them are added afterwards.
Why can't I see the entry price on this website?
Because publishing the live entry would hand the entire setup to anyone with a browser, including the target and stop that are measured out from it. The website shows you what is running and how each trade is framed; the levels themselves are what the app is for.
Is any of it free?
This whole website is free, including the live view of what is open right now. In the app, the closed-trade archive is fully open and a free setup opens up every day. The subscription unlocks the levels on every open setup and the push notification that tells you a setup just opened.
How fast do these trades move?
Half of them resolve within about 7 hours. That is the honest reason the notification matters more than the dashboard: if you check twice a day, you will routinely find setups already finished.
Is this financial advice?
No. Signals are not personalized investment advice. Leveraged trading carries a high risk of losing your entire deposit, and every trading decision is yours alone, taken at your own risk.
Which platform is the app on?
iPhone and iPad, iOS 16.6 or later. There is no Android build and no web version of the app right now.
How many pairs do you cover?
The feed has touched 204 pairs in total, though not all of them regularly. Around 5 setups are open at any given time. The pairs section lists the ones with enough recent, sustained history to say something meaningful about.
What does reward-to-risk mean here?
It is the distance to the target divided by the distance to the stop. Our median setup places the target 7.5% from entry and the stop 5.0%, a ratio of roughly 1.50. It describes how a trade is structured before it is taken, not how it turned out.
Can I get the signals by Telegram or email?
No. The signals live in the app and nowhere else. Speed is the whole point, and a mirror on another channel would only add a delay.
Do you take a cut of my trades or link me to an exchange?
Neither. There are no affiliate links to exchanges on this site and the app has no connection to your trading account. It cannot see your balance and it cannot place orders.
What happens when a setup goes wrong?
It closes at the stop, which is exactly what the stop is for. That is a normal, planned outcome and it happens regularly. The rules that ship with the feed exist for this reason: risk 1–3% per trade, and do not move the stop once you are in.