What should a trading signal on Telegram include?

What should a trading signal on Telegram include?

People searching for the best trading signals on Telegram are asking a simpler question: if the message arrived while you were away, could you see what it said and what happened next? A line that only says a market looks strong leaves the entry, the risk, and the ending to the reader. A signal you can log has four fields and a follow-up.

The four fields are the asset, the side, the entry, and the stop. The side is long or short, in words. The stop is the price that marks the idea as wrong, and it helps to say how far that stop sits from the entry. A later message covers a stop move or the close. Forex signals and CFD signals use the same shape. If the follow-up never arrives, the open line has no exit record.

How do free and paid forex signals on Telegram differ?

Free versus paid is a weak split. An unpaid forex channel can post a full entry and stop and keep the losers visible. A paid channel can post winners, edit the stop after price has moved, and still charge a fee. Many unpaid rooms exist to move people into a paid room, a broker account, or a copy arrangement. Ask for the same standard on both sides: asset, side, entry, stop, and a close that includes the losses.

DEPTH4 publishes its prices. The signals fleet, signal alerts, and the live feed are on Insider at $29 a month or $290 a year. Pro is $79 a month or $790 a year and adds the trading co-pilot, Book, and the closed-trade Performance panel. Linking Telegram for signal-state alerts is available from Insider up. The co-pilot open, stop move, and close messages are for Pro members who have linked a chat and turned Telegram on. A plan price is a receipt. It is not a result.

What do CFD and forex signals need for the entry and the exit?

A usable forex or CFD signal answers where the idea starts and where it is invalid. Without a stop, a small loss and a hold that is waiting for price to return look the same. Without a close note, an open idea and a finished idea look the same.

Some channels add several take-profit prices. That is useful when the rule is written before the move. It can also count a partial touch as a full win. DEPTH4's open message does not post a take-profit ladder. The in-app open line names the entry and a 3×ATR trailing stop. The Telegram open line names the asset and the side, then the entry and the stop, including how far the stop sits from the entry.

The close line says Signal closed, names the side that ended, and gives a reason, the exit price, and that signal's percent result. A reason can be that price left the trailing level, or that conviction flipped. The message is the research log. You still decide whether to place, size, or skip the trade.

How does the DEPTH4 Pro co-pilot send opens, stops, and closes?

The page is titled Co-pilot: macro intelligence, turned into trading signals. A signal is sent when the macro read and the trend agree, there is room left, and the idea clears the filters. Open Co-pilot, choose Link Telegram, and send the bot /start plus the code. The code expires in 20 minutes. Then turn on Also send on Telegram. /stop in Telegram unsubscribes.

Each Trading Bot decision has its own message. An open starts with Signal open, then the asset and long or short. Under that are the entry and the stop. A stop change starts with Stop moved, names the asset and the side, and gives the new stop. Each new stop is sent, so you can move your own stop with it. A repeat of the same stop is not sent again. A close starts with Signal closed. The product word is closed. The message includes the reason, the exit price, and the percent result for that signal. Each of those messages ends with the research line and a reminder that /stop unsubscribes.

Delivery is for a Pro account with a linked chat and the Telegram switch on. Under Co-pilot trade alerts for, Only tickers I've starred keeps the tape to names you marked. All tickers that qualify widens it to the classes you leave on: FX, Commodities, Indices, Stocks, Crypto, and Rates. Starred names stay included.

What does the color-coded list of open trades and signals show?

The co-pilot page keeps one list, under the heading Signals. It is not a separate board for longs and another for shorts. Each row has the symbol and a color pill, and the pill's name is in the text, so color is not the only cue. Green is an open long. Red is an open short. Amber means a setup is forming and waiting for the trend. Grey means there is no trade setup, and a closed row uses grey as well, with the meaning Signal closed.

An open row has Add to Book. One tap logs that signal in Book. Once it is there, the control reads In Book. Closed rows do not offer Add to Book. Open rows show the time in your zone: a saved profile zone if you set one, otherwise the zone on your device, otherwise America/New_York.

The Signals page is a different surface: the fleet of asset signals, with direction and room. The co-pilot list is the trade tape for ideas that already cleared the macro read, the trend, and the filters.

What is on the Pro Performance panel?

Above the list, Pro shows a panel titled Performance. Closed trades are added as percent returns, one point per close, and times use your clock. The stats are Closed, Wins, Losses, Win rate, Profit factor, Avg win, Avg loss, and Total return. Win rate is wins divided by closed trades. A flat close is not a win. Profit factor is gross profit divided by gross loss, and it stays empty when nothing has closed or every close is a win.

The curve is cumulative percent, added trade by trade, not compounded, and with no account size behind it. Open trades are listed without a live mark. A close the panel cannot reconcile with its entry and exit is marked needs review and left off the curve. Under 30 closed trades the panel says the sample is early and that profit factor is not meaningful yet.

This article does not quote a DEPTH4 win rate or return. What you can inspect is the log: each open, stop move, and close is written down. Read how to judge a signals service before you treat any panel as a reason to size up.