Paste a signal from Telegram, Discord or anywhere else. See how a copier reads it, whether it has a stop loss, what each target pays for the risk, the win rate it needs to break even, and the lot size for your account.
Gold distances use the pip most gold signals use: $0.10. A stop $11 from the entry is 110 pips. If a signal has no stop, read what to do when a signal has no stop loss.
Check three things before copying it: that it has a stop loss on the correct side of the entry, how far the first target is compared with the stop, and what win rate that ratio needs to break even. Then judge the channel on every signal it posted over time, not on its results screenshots.
It is the share of trades that must win just to not lose money: stop distance ÷ (stop distance + target distance). A signal that risks $11 to make $4 at TP1 needs about 73% of trades to reach TP1 if you close everything there.
Either skip it, add your own default stop before the trade opens, or wait briefly for the stop in a follow-up message with a default stop in place. Then size the lot to that stop.
No. The checker reads the message with the same text parser the TradeJournal Pro copier uses and returns the result. Nothing is stored.
Copy signals with these checks built in
TradeJournal Pro copies Telegram signals to MT4 and MT5, adds a default stop when a signal has none, sizes each trade to its stop, and journals every result.
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