FAQ
What people usually ask
Is this investment advice?
No. We measure and publish what happened to a channel’s signals in the past. We don’t provide signals, we don’t tell anyone to follow or unfollow a channel, and we are not a registered investment adviser. A good track record doesn’t guarantee future results.
How do you measure a signal?
Using its entry, stop and targets exactly as the channel posted them, against real tick-by-tick prices with the spread. If the stop gets hit before the target, it’s a loss, even if the channel calls it a win.
Why do so few channels win?
Because we only award the badge when the entire result interval sits above zero with at least 30 trades. With less data, a good run can be luck, and we’d rather say “too early to tell.”
Do I need to connect my Telegram?
Only for private or VIP channels. Public channels are audited by pasting their link, no account needed. If you connect it, we only read channels you already belong to: we never post, message or join anything, and the session is stored encrypted.
What is “R”?
How many times the risk of each trade you made or lost. +1R means you made what you risked; −1R means you lost all of it. That way a channel with tight stops and one with wide stops are compared in the same unit.
Can a channel help me pass a prop firm challenge?
That depends on its drawdown, not just its win rate. A channel can end up positive and still breach a daily loss limit along the way. Each report shows the max drawdown and the longest losing streak we measured.
Why is a channel marked “preliminary”?
Because we read it from its public page, which doesn’t show what the channel already deleted. If it deletes its losing signals, it looks better than it is. The verdict comes once we track it live from the moment each signal is posted.
Can I delete my account?
Yes, from “My account.” Your audits, your Telegram session and your data are deleted.
I run a channel. Can I reply?
Yes: claim your channel report with a code posted in your channel, and your reply is published next to our measurement.
Another question? See how we measure or the risk disclosure.