The rules for the record
How we count
Every signal is counted by the same rules, written down before it was posted. The outcome of each is shown as the bot posted it, and every loss stays on the record.
A signal
Each signal has an entry (the market price when the bot posts it), a stop one average daily range beyond the extreme of the stop hunt, and four targets at half, one, two and three times the stop. All are posted with the signal and never changed afterwards. How the bot finds them.
Hands off
Nothing is managed. The stop never moves, nothing is closed early, and a signal ends at one of three things: the fourth target, the stop, or the end of the tenth trading day after the signal, when it closes at the market price at ten to five New York.
What the bot posts
A reply at each target as it is reached, and one when the signal ends. The bot's messages count a signal at the furthest target it reached: "Closed: all four targets hit" when all four were, and "Furthest target hit" when the signal reached one or more targets and then ended at the stop or the time limit.
A target, then the stop
A signal can reach a target and then turn and hit its stop. The bot's closing message then names the furthest target. The record does not stop there: it shows such a signal as "Closed · TP1, then the stop" (or TP2, TP3), so it never reads as a clean win. A trader who held the whole position to the stop, as the bot's own plan does, lost the stop distance on it.
For example, the EURUSD buy of 7 October 2026 reached TP1 and then its 70-pip stop. The bot's closing message: "Closed. Furthest target hit: TP1 (+35 pips)." The record: Closed · TP1, then the stop.
The outcomes on the record
- Closed · all four targets. The fourth target was reached.
- Closed · TP1 (2, 3), then the stop. One or more targets, then the stop.
- Closed · stopped before TP1. The stop, with no target first: a loss of the stop distance.
- Closed after ten days. Neither the fourth target nor the stop, so it closed at the market. The furthest target reached, if any, is named.
- Open. Still running; the furthest target so far is named.
Pips
Pips are counted from the entry. On gold one dollar is one pip. The bot's prices are Dukascopy's; your broker's prices, spread and fills will differ.
Which signals are on the record
Every signal the bot has posted to the free Telegram channel since it went live on 4 October 2026. The free channel gets up to six signals a month, decided when each is posted: the allowance grows through the month, and a signal goes free if there is room, before anyone knows how it ends. Signals sent only to ForexiaPRO members are not published here.
What we never do
- Delete a signal, or change its levels or its outcome after the fact.
- Add signals to the record that were not posted live.
- Total up pips as a track record. Past signals do not tell you what the next one will do.