Trading manual

How often are signals sent?

Signals are sent throughout the day. In order to trade as efficiently as possible, I advise you to enable channel notifications.

What does the signal look like and how to understand it?

The signals look like this:

EURUSD 15 minutes UP

GBPCHF 15 minutes DOWN

AUDCHF 15 minutes DOWN

Let's analyze the signal using the example of EURUSD 15 minutes UP:

EURUSD - the currency pair we will bet on;

15 minutes - bet time (time during which the chart will go up or down);

UP - bet direction (Green button - UP. Red button - DOWN.).

What to do when the signal arrives?

Suppose the bot sent the following signal: GBPUSD 15 minutes UP

1) Open the platform (ideally, it should be open all the time if you want to trade efficiently);

2) Select the required pair by clicking on the dropdown button:

3) Set the time and amount of the transaction;

Once you have placed your bet, you just need to wait for it to close.

Total: for your Bid to be a winning one, the price at the End of the Bid must be higher than the Start point of the bet if you placed your bet UP.

Conversely, the Bid End price must be lower than the Bid Start point if you placed your Bid DOWN.

General recommendations to work with signals

• You must place a bid as soon as possible after the signal arrives. The bot would send a signal approximately 1 minute before the desired time to place the bid.
• In case, if your bid is non-profit after the first 15 minutes, you can, at your discretion, place the exact same bid for the next 15 minutes. In this case, it is advisable to set the bid amount x1.5-x2 of the base bid amount to cover losses.
• I strongly recommend(!) to set 3-5% of your deposit as the base bid amount. Let's say your bank is $ 1000, therefore you can trade at $30-50
• A technical, but very important point: if you see that the bot has issued 4 or more signals at once, then you CANNOT open deals on them. You may open only 1 of them to choose from, maximum 2. If the bot issued 1-3 deals at a time, you can open all of them!