Forex trading signals
Every breakout setup our screener has published in Forex, tracked to the outcome it actually reached — the losses next to the wins. We scan 21 Forex instruments after each session close, on four timeframes from daily to quarterly.
Percentages count resolved signals only. A win rate is one of two numbers and says nothing on its own about whether a strategy makes money — we wrote about exactly that on the blog. Every signal that stopped out, anywhere, is listed on /wrong. ⚠ Not financial advice.
How Forex signals have played out
1 Forex signal has resolved since the first was published on 14 Jul 2026, across 1 instrument — 1 long and 0 short. The most recent closed on 15 Jul 2026, and the median signal took 1 calendar day to reach its target or its stop.
1 is a small sample. Read these numbers as a record of what happened here, not as an estimate of what will — a handful of outcomes can swing a win rate by tens of points.
- Daily1 resolved · 1 reached target
- BestEUR/USD +0.2% · 15 Jul 2026
- Worstno loss yet
When Forex is scanned
Forex trades around the clock, so there is no closing bell to wait for. We scan it in our overnight run, after the daily candle closes at 00:00 UTC, together with Crypto and Commodities. Daily setups are checked every run; weekly ones on Mondays, after the week closes; monthly and quarterly ones in the first days of a new period, once that candle has closed. A setup goes to subscribers by email as it is found, and to X in the 09:00 Amsterdam digest. We moved every scan to after the close in July — here is why.
Get the next Forex setup as it fires.
Entry, stop and staged targets, free. The list below is every one that has already closed — win or lose.
Published signals in Forex
| Instrument | Direction | Timeframe | Opened → closed | Outcome | Move | Entry · Stop · Target |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUR/USD | ▲ LONG | 1d | 2026-07-14 2026-07-15 | TP2 reached+0.2% | +0.2% | entry · stop · target 1.14 · 1.14 · 1.15 |
Levels are the setup exactly as it was published to subscribers, before the outcome was known — entry, stop, and the target the signal was scored against. We publish them once a signal has closed; open signals show no levels, because those are what subscribers pay attention for.
78 signals are currently open across all markets. Their entries, stops and targets go to subscribers — the public record shows them only once they close.
Get Forex setups in your inbox.
Entry, stop and staged targets on every signal, free — with the losses published next to the wins.