How signals are recorded
Signals are recorded as structured closed outcomes after the source channel posts a result update.
Tracking methodology
The rules used to record entries, stop losses, take-profit levels and excluded outcomes.
Trading carries risk. Signals are not financial advice. Past outcomes do not guarantee future results.
Signals are recorded as structured closed outcomes after the source channel posts a result update.
Where an entry range exists, calculations use the conservative worst entry in the signal range.
A confirmed stop loss is counted as an SL result unless a specific smaller partial loss is supplied.
TP1, TP2 and TP3 are counted as take-profit milestones based on the confirmed posted outcome.
Cancelled, ignored, deleted, invalidated, ran-without-us and review-only rows are excluded from public win/loss stats.
Results may differ due to entry timing, spreads, lot size, execution, partial closes and trade management.
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