How to read one of our signals (and not fumble the entry)

We send 5 to 15 signals a day. Each one carries a pair, a direction, an entry zone, a stop loss and one or two take-profit levels. Nothing else. If a message ever asks you to guess, it isn't from us.

Step one is size, not entry. Decide what you're willing to lose on the trade — for most new members that's 1% of the account — then work backwards from the stop distance to the lot size. Do this before you look at the entry price and you'll never panic-close a good trade.

Step two is placing the stop and target at the same moment you enter. Not after. The most common beginner loss isn't a bad signal, it's a good signal held without protection while the member was at work.

Step three is leaving it alone. If the plan says two targets, take partial profit at the first and move the stop to break even. That's the whole routine, and it's the same one we walk through live in class.