Trading Signals
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How the signals are made. They are generated automatically from live prices.
A BUY or SELL appears when at least three of four checks agree: the 20 and 50 period moving averages (trend),
price against the 50 period average, the MACD (momentum) and the RSI (strength).
Entry is the close of the candle where the setup began. The stop loss sits 1.5 × ATR away,
and the take profits are 1.5 × and 3 × the stop distance.
The status shows what price has done since the entry. Earlier signals stay in the list with their result,
so you can see how past setups played out. Signals can end at the stop, at take profit 2, when the opposite
signal appears, or when they get too old.
Signals are for information only and are not investment advice or a personal recommendation. Trading leveraged products carries a high risk and you can lose more than your deposit. Past results do not guarantee future results. Prices come from Binance and Yahoo Finance and may be delayed.
