How it works
What you need to do to properly use our trading signals
What you need to do to properly use our trading signals
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Visit our website periodically
Our trading signals are provided absolutely free of charge without any restrictions or registrations. You need to visit our website several times a day (2-3 times from 7:00 to 21:00 Moscow time) to monitor trading signal cards. Trading signal cards move as they are updated from left to right and from top to bottom in the =Signals5= block.
Find the latest trading signal card
Trading signal cards must contain: card number, instrument name, signal state (State), opening date (Day), direction (Buy-buy or Sell-sell), opening price (Price), price where the decision was made that the goal has been achieved and it is necessary to take profit (Take Profit) and the price where it is decided that it is better to close the position than to continue to incur losses (Stop Loss).
If you just came to our website and a trading signal is already working on it, then do not enter this signal right away. Most likely, this trading signal is no longer relevant for you. Wait for a fresh signal. The freshness of the signal can be seen by the position opening date (Day).
Control your risks
The market is a very treacherous place. Position volume is the gas pedal. Large position volume: high speed - life-threatening. Moderate position volume: moderate speed - safe for life.
In our Trading System, we recommend that you do not exceed 2% risk per position. Those. Your risk per trade should be no more than 0.02 of your deposit. Less is possible - no more is possible. It should be remembered that in our Trading System we can open 2, 3, 4, and 5 positions at the same time, and this is a total risk = 10%.
What does risk mean? Risk is the probable possibility of losing your money. Be sure to read the risk warning and remember that by the very fact of voluntary use of our trading signals (published on our website), you have taken full responsibility for possible negative consequences.
Calculate the volume of a future trading position
Calculate position volume using the formula. The number of micro lots of your position will be = (D*R)/SL/V.
(1 microlot is the volume of your trading position = 0.01)
D - Your deposit in USD. R - (Risk) how much money you are willing to temporarily lose in one transaction (If 2%, then write 0.02 in the formula, if 1%, then write 0.01 in the formula). SL - Stop Loss size in points (value without the last digit for quotes with 5 decimal places). V - is the cost of 1 point of this asset for 1 microlot.
V for currency pairs GBPUSD, EURUSD, AUDUSD, NZDUSD (where USD is the second) 1 point of 1 micro lot always = 0.10 USD. For other currency pairs (where USD is the first) this parameter is variable (for example, today for USDJPY = 0.07 USD). You can find out this parameter in the calculator on your dealer’s website.
As a result of this formula, you will receive the number of microlots of the position you are opening (for example, your result = 3.274 - this means that the volume of your future position will be = 3 microlots (0.03) or your result = 3.721 - this means that the volume of your future position will be = 4 microlots = 0.04).
Check the live market
Please note that the market price may have already traveled a considerable distance towards TP (Take Profit) (even within one hour). Enter into a trade provided that the real market price is close to the Opening Price (Opening Price is Price). It would be better if the real market price moved slightly or noticeably towards the Stop Loss, this will make your position more profitable.
Enter the market
Enter the market with a pre-calculated volume. You can open a trade in two ways. The first way is simply to open a trade on a live market (buy or sell).
The second way is to place a pending order (buy or sell) in a zone that is profitable for you. The unfavorable zone for you is between the Opening Price (Price) and Take Profit. The profitable zone for you is between the Opening Price (Price) and Stop Loss.
Setting a pending order would be the right decision when the market price has already passed a noticeable distance from the Opening Price (Price) to Take Profit.
Place TP (Take Profit) and (SL) Stop Loss orders
Once you have entered the Market or placed a pending order, be sure to set these two orders (TP and SL). They will help you either lock in profit (the price may jump sharply so that you do not have time to manually lock in profit), or stop the uncontrolled loss of your deposit.
In the future, your transaction will definitely be closed either by SL, or by TP, or manually by command on the trading signal card. Don't close the deal yourself.
Know how to wait
Do not take any independent action. All classical trading systems are divided into two types. First type: frequent short SLs and rare but large TPs. Second type: rare large SL and frequent short TP.
Our trading system belongs to the second type. In any case, you need to be able to wait. This is one of the main secrets of successful trading.
Periodically check the status of the active signal
Your trading position will be closed in three cases. The first is TP triggering. The second is SL triggering. The third is closing a position manually. It is for this (third case) that you should periodically check the trading signal for updates.
There are often situations when we move TP or SL in an already open position (SL moves only in the profitable direction). Therefore, please monitor the status of the active signal. In any case (TP was moved, SL was moved, TP was triggered, SL was triggered, or the deal was closed manually), this information will be reflected in the signal card. Please keep an eye on the trading signal card.
Visit our website periodically
Our trading signals are provided absolutely free of charge without any restrictions or registrations. You need to visit our website several times a day (2-3 times from 7:00 to 21:00 Moscow time) to monitor trading signal cards. Trading signal cards move as they are updated from left to right and from top to bottom in the =Signals5= block.
Find the latest trading signal card
Trading signal cards must contain: card number, instrument name, signal state (State), opening date (Day), direction (Buy-buy or Sell-sell), opening price (Price), price where the decision was made that the goal has been achieved and it is necessary to take profit (Take Profit) and the price where it is decided that it is better to close the position than to continue to incur losses (Stop Loss).
If you just came to our website and a trading signal is already working on it, then do not enter this signal right away. Most likely, this trading signal is no longer relevant for you. Wait for a fresh signal. The freshness of the signal can be seen by the position opening date (Day).
Control your risks
The market is a very treacherous place. Position volume is the gas pedal. Large position volume: high speed - life-threatening. Moderate position volume: moderate speed - safe for life.
In our Trading System, we recommend that you do not exceed 2% risk per position. Those. Your risk per trade should be no more than 0.02 of your deposit. Less is possible - no more is possible. It should be remembered that in our Trading System we can open 2, 3, 4, and 5 positions at the same time, and this is a total risk = 10%.
What does risk mean? Risk is the probable possibility of losing your money. Be sure to read the risk warning and remember that by the very fact of voluntary use of our trading signals (published on our website), you have taken full responsibility for possible negative consequences.
Calculate the volume of a future trading position
Calculate position volume using the formula. The number of micro lots of your position will be = (D*R)/SL/V.
(1 microlot is the volume of your trading position = 0.01)
D - Your deposit in USD. R - (Risk) how much money you are willing to temporarily lose in one transaction (If 2%, then write 0.02 in the formula, if 1%, then write 0.01 in the formula). SL - Stop Loss size in points (value without the last digit for quotes with 5 decimal places). V - is the cost of 1 point of this asset for 1 microlot.
V for currency pairs GBPUSD, EURUSD, AUDUSD, NZDUSD (where USD is the second) 1 point of 1 micro lot always = 0.10 USD. For other currency pairs (where USD is the first) this parameter is variable (for example, today for USDJPY = 0.07 USD). You can find out this parameter in the calculator on your dealer’s website.
As a result of this formula, you will receive the number of microlots of the position you are opening (for example, your result = 3.274 - this means that the volume of your future position will be = 3 microlots (0.03) or your result = 3.721 - this means that the volume of your future position will be = 4 microlots = 0.04).
Check the live market
Please note that the market price may have already traveled a considerable distance towards TP (Take Profit) (even within one hour). Enter into a trade provided that the real market price is close to the Opening Price (Opening Price is Price). It would be better if the real market price moved slightly or noticeably towards the Stop Loss, this will make your position more profitable.
Enter the market
Enter the market with a pre-calculated volume. You can open a trade in two ways. The first way is simply to open a trade on a live market (buy or sell).
The second way is to place a pending order (buy or sell) in a zone that is profitable for you. The unfavorable zone for you is between the Opening Price (Price) and Take Profit. The profitable zone for you is between the Opening Price (Price) and Stop Loss.
Setting a pending order would be the right decision when the market price has already passed a noticeable distance from the Opening Price (Price) to Take Profit.
Place TP (Take Profit) and (SL) Stop Loss orders
Once you have entered the Market or placed a pending order, be sure to set these two orders (TP and SL). They will help you either lock in profit (the price may jump sharply so that you do not have time to manually lock in profit), or stop the uncontrolled loss of your deposit.
In the future, your transaction will definitely be closed either by SL, or by TP, or manually by command on the trading signal card. Don't close the deal yourself.
Know how to wait
Do not take any independent action. All classical trading systems are divided into two types. First type: frequent short SLs and rare but large TPs. Second type: rare large SL and frequent short TP.
Our trading system belongs to the second type. In any case, you need to be able to wait. This is one of the main secrets of successful trading.
Periodically check the status of the active signal
Your trading position will be closed in three cases. The first is TP triggering. The second is SL triggering. The third is closing a position manually. It is for this (third case) that you should periodically check the trading signal for updates.
There are often situations when we move TP or SL in an already open position (SL moves only in the profitable direction). Therefore, please monitor the status of the active signal. In any case (TP was moved, SL was moved, TP was triggered, SL was triggered, or the deal was closed manually), this information will be reflected in the signal card. Please keep an eye on the trading signal card.
