Forex & CFD Trading Signals (Information Only)
Understand how trading signals work, how to evaluate them, and what risks to consider before using live funds. Always test on a demo account first.
What Are Trading Signals?
Trading signals are timely alerts that usually include the instrument (e.g., EURUSD), an entry idea, and risk parameters such as stop-loss and take-profit. Signals may come from discretionary traders, algorithmic models, or a mix of both. Delivery channels often include MetaTrader copy-trading, Telegram or e-mail. Signals can be helpful for learning and research, but they do not guarantee profit and can lead to losses.
How It Works (3 quick steps)
- Review providers → open the link, check methodology and stats, and read the terms.
- Connect — copy-trade in MT4/MT5 where available or receive Telegram alerts and place trades manually.
- Manage risk — start on demo; if going live, use small size and pre-set max daily/weekly loss.
Featured Signal Providers
MQL5 Signals
Browse public strategies with third-party hosted stats.
One-click copy inside MT4/MT5 (where supported).
ZuluTrade Signals
Explore strategies with performance metrics and built-in risk tools.
Works with multiple integrated brokers.
Myfxbook AutoTrade
Portfolio-style copier for MetaTrader accounts.
Select systems based on your criteria and risk tolerance.
Author’s Signals (Transparent Stats)
Links below show trade statistics hosted on third-party platforms (MQL5 / Myfxbook). They are for transparency and research only and do not imply future performance.
Dorado · SAM Waves
Swing-style approach with predefined risk rules.
Review methodology and risks before copying.
Dorado · SAM Waves
Same live strategy with independent statistics on Myfxbook.
Check drawdowns, consistency and trade history.
FAQ & Risk
How do I choose a provider?
Prioritize risk metrics (max drawdown, consistency), sample size (6–12 months of data), and methodology you understand. Test on demo or with small size.
Can I run multiple providers at once?
Possibly, but diversify across uncorrelated strategies and set account-level risk caps. Monitor overlap to avoid concentration.
Risk Notice
CFDs are leveraged products. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Losses can exceed expectations due to slippage and volatility. Never risk money you cannot afford to lose.