We check every signal a channel has posted against real market prices, then show you the true win rate and profit, including the losses they never mentioned.
Tested on real historical prices with conservative rules. Past results are not a promise of future results. Everything on this page is sample data.
Pick a pair, buy or sell, a stop loss and a take profit. We replay the price and show which one was hit first. We do exactly this for every signal a channel posts. (Demo prices are simulated.)
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The trade opens at the highlighted candle. If one candle touches both your stop loss and take profit, we count it as a loss, because nobody can know which came first.
1R is the amount you risk on a trade. Hit a take profit twice the size of your stop and you make +2R. Hit the stop and you lose −1R. This lets us compare channels fairly, whatever lot size you trade.
Price reached your take profit first. You made 1.5× what you risked (+1.5R).
Sign in with your own account. Your session is stored encrypted and is only used to read channels you already belong to.
Choose the signal channels you follow, public or private. We read the history once and learn how each one writes its signals.
See the equity curve, every trade and the untestable list, each one traceable back to the original message.
Six signals from one sample channel. Scroll through them and watch the two totals drift apart.
TP2 hit, +80 pips. Another clean win for the room.
+1.8R claimedTP2 was reached at 14:32, before the stop was touched.
+1.8R testedClosed in profit, +30 pips. Patience pays.
+1.5R claimedThe stop was touched 40 minutes before that message was posted.
−1.0R testedTP2 done. Who followed this one?
+2.0R claimedTP2 was reached the next morning. The channel is right here.
+2.0R testedTP1 hit, secured profits.
+1.6R claimedOne candle touched both the stop and TP1. Nobody can know which came first, so the stop counts.
−1.0R tested+1.0R, nice one team.
+1.0R claimedNo stop loss was posted, so risk cannot be measured. It stays on the list but is not counted.
Not countedNo follow-up message was ever posted.
Nothing claimedThe stop was hit two hours later. The channel never mentioned it again.
−1.0R testedThis is the real Results screen from the app, shown with sample data. The simple view leads with the result, how much to trust it, and how it got there.
The result in pips, the number of tested trades and the last 30 days, at a glance.
A reliability score shows how many signals we could read and test on real prices.
Switch to Detailed for outcomes, buy versus sell, order types, months and pairs.
Every Telegram channel on the board is tested with one fixed set of rules, so a number means the same thing for all of them. Nobody can pay for a place.
Tested with conservative rules on historical prices. Past results are not a promise of future results.
A tool that judges other people’s claims should hold itself to a higher standard.
Every signal stays in the list, including the ones we cannot test.
Placement on the leaderboard is earned by results and cannot be bought.
Other users never see who you are or which channels you test.
We measure the past. We do not predict the future.
A short, cheap way to check the channels you already pay for.
The full history and room for every channel you follow.
You sign in with your own account and your session is stored encrypted. It is used only to read channels you already belong to, and you can disconnect at any time.
No. We only read the channels you choose to test. Private chats and groups you do not select are not read.
Each signal is matched to real historical prices and followed forward to see whether the stop or a target was reached first. Commission and swap are not included yet. When one candle touches both the stop and the target, we count the stop.
R is the amount risked on one trade. A trade that makes twice the risk is +2R and a stop is −1R. It lets you compare channels without depending on lot size.
Major and cross currency pairs and gold. A signal on a symbol we do not hold is listed as untestable.
Some posts have no clear entry, no stop, or an image we cannot read. We list them separately so you can judge how much of a channel was actually measured.
Plans are time-limited and do not renew on their own unless you choose it. Full terms are published before launch.
No. myfxpips is educational analysis of past results. It does not tell you what to trade and it does not promise future performance.
Five dollars and a Telegram login is all it takes to see the real numbers.
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