Q: When and how often do signals happen?

A: Signals are generated using current market data and can happen during any time that the market is open. Most signals occur during the European and North American sessions with a frequency of about 1 to 3 signals per day. The signals are sent with ample time for Traders to execute the recommended trade.

Q: What is the strategy in trading these signals?

A: Use consistent volume over all signals. When a trade is in profit by the same amount of the stop move the stop to the entry point to protect the margin. Then let the trade run out until you receive a close signal.

Q: How does someone trade the signals if they are not at their computer?

A: Signals can be sent to a Cellular Phone or Pager. Once a signal is received the Trader can then contact their Broker. Most big Forex Brokers have a 1-800 number so that Traders can reach their Dealing Desk and call in their trades.

Q: Do the signals have target points?

A: The signals will have a stop and limit or otherwise known as a stop-loss and take-profit but no target points. The idea is to find the trends and ride them out.

Q: Can you trade just some of the signals?

A: Not recommended! Once a trade is in a trend it could go 100, 200, 300 or more pips. It's rare but it does happen so it is extremely crucial to get in on every signal in order to be successful.

Q: How does the SMS signals work?

A: Most Cellular Phone and Paging Companies offer free incoming Short Message Service (SMS). The format is usually along the lines of: number@phone.company.com (ie. 9991234567@msg.att.com). Call your Wireless Phone Company and ask about their SMS feature. SMS is the best way to go for receiving the signals!

Q: What's the best way to receive the signals by email?

A: The best option for email alerts is to get yourself a Yahoo email address and install Yahoo Messenger. This application will alert you instantly whenever a new email arrives. Don't use MSN Messenger or Hotmail for your email address, MSN Messenger and Hotmail are famous for being slow and in some cases not even delivering their email!

Q: What do the signals look like?

A: There are 3 formats that signals will come in. There will be the buy or sell signal, the move your stop signal, and the close position signal. Here are some examples:

Buy Signal:
Buy EUR_USD at 1.2153
Stop at 1.2123
Limit at 1.2653

Move Stop Signal:
Move EUR_USD stop to 1.2153

Close Position Signal:
Close EUR_USD position...

Q: How do you monitor the status of the signals?

A: In addition to receiving the Forex Signals by Email, Cellular Phone or Pager, subscribers will also have login access to the Forex Signals Interface. The Interface lists all the current open and closed out positions, including the order's entry time, entry price, exit time and exit price. The Interface also acts as an web based signal alert system, once logged in simply leave the browser window open and it will play a sound alert whenever a new buy or sell signal has arrived.

Q: What are the risks involved with Forex Market trading?

A: Trading spot currencies involves substantial risk and there is always the potential for loss. Your trading results may vary from the results posted on this website. Because the risk factor is high in the Foreign Exchange Market trade only funds which you can afford to lose. Please read our Forex Trading Risk Disclosure before deciding to invest.