In this article, you'll learn what Trading Signals are, how they work, how to use them, how to subscribe, and how to manage your subscription.
📈 How Trading Signals work
Trading Signals are generated automatically using mathematical models that analyze the current market situation. Each Trading Signal provides a recommendation for opening a trade.
To view all active Trading Signals:
On the web platform, click the Signals button in the lower-left corner.
On the mobile app, tap the Signals button in the top-right corner.
▶️ How to use Trading Signals
Choose the recommended asset.
Choose the suggested timeframe.
Open a trade in the recommended direction.
💡 For the best results, use a Trading Signal within 10 minutes of the suggested time. After that, the quotes may change and affect the trade's result.
📊 Trading Signal types
There are three types of trading signals based on trading duration:
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💡 Trading Signal types are available for OTC, Metals, Commodities, Indices, Cryptocurrency, Major, and Minor currency pairs in FTT and Forex trading modes.
💡 To view the description of any Trading Signal, open the "Market" section, select "Signals", then tap the trading signal you want to learn more about.
📚 How to subscribe trading signals
At the left-sidebar, choose "Market," then select "Signals".
Choose the trading signal you want to subscribe to.
Select the subscription period (1, 3, 6, or 12 months).
Choose the sub-account you want to subscribe through.
Complete your purchase.
🧭 How to cancel a subscription
On your homepage, choose "Market", then select "My Purchases & Rewards".
Choose the trading signal you want to cancel.
Turn off "Auto-renewal."
Your subscription remains active until the end of the current subscription period. To avoid automatic renewal, turn off Auto-renewal at least 2 days before the renewal date.
❓ Do trading signals guarantee trading results?
Trading Signals support market analysis, but they don't guarantee trading results, as trading outcomes may be affected by multiple factors. Trading Signals are provided for informational purposes and shouldn't replace your own market analysis. For the best results, use them together with technical and fundamental analysis.
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