The Signal Process

Simple structure.
Disciplined execution.

Every week, structured trade setups arrive in your inbox. Entry point, stop loss, two profit targets. Here’s exactly how it works — and how to use it.

The Weekly Cycle

What happens every week

Signals Oracle runs on a consistent weekly rhythm. Every member knows exactly
when to expect signals, when to review them, and when to close positions.

Sunday

New Signals Published

Fresh Forex and Crypto signal setups are posted to your member dashboard and emailed directly to you. Up to 5 pairs per market, each with a full set of trade parameters.

Email notification sent

Sunday – Friday

Signals Active

All signals are intraweek — designed to play out within the trading week. Place your orders when you receive them. Monitor open positions through the week.

 

Intraweek validity

Friday Close

Cancel Pending Orders

Any pending orders that were not triggered by Friday’s close should be cancelled. Executed positions may be held over the weekend — outcome recorded the following week.

 

End of signal window

Weekly

Two Publications

Every week includes Trade of the Week — a full breakdown of the previous week’s featured signal — and The Market Horoscope, a forward-looking market outlook.

 

Published every week

Reading a Signal

What every signal contains

Each signal is a complete trade setup. Five fields.
No ambiguity. Everything you need to place the trade is in the signal.

Sample Signal — Forex 

PAIRSIDEEPSLT1T2
EURUSD↑ Long1.00451.00251.00851.1025
GBPUSD↓ Short1.26401.26851.25951.2520
USDJPY↑ Long148.20147.80148.80149.60

↑ Sample signals for illustration only. Actual signals issued each Sunday to members.

Trade Status Guide

T1 / T2 Hit – Target reached — profit booked at that level
Stop Loss – Price moved against the trade — position closed at SL
Not Triggered – Price never reached the entry point — no trade taken
↑↓ – Side — Direction
↑ Long means you’re buying, expecting price to rise. ↓ Short means you’re selling, expecting price to fall.

EP – Entry Price
The exact price at which to open the trade. Place a limit order at this level — only enter if price reaches it.

SL – Stop Loss
The price at which the trade is automatically closed for a pre-defined loss. This is non-negotiable — always place it.

T1 – Target 1 — First Profit Level
The first exit point for a pre-defined gain. Set at a 1:1 risk-reward ratio. Close half your position here.

T2 – Target 2 — Extended Profit Level
The second exit point at a 3:1 risk-reward ratio. Let the remaining position run to this level for maximum gain.
Executing the Signal

How to place the trade

Once you receive your signals, execution is straightforward. Most brokers support
bracket orders — a single order that sets your entry, stop loss, and targets simultaneously.

01

Receive your signal on Sunday

New signals arrive in your email and are posted to your member dashboard every Sunday. Open the signal, note the pair, direction, entry price, stop loss, and both targets.

Check the signal on Sunday. Don’t wait until Tuesday — entries can trigger early in the week.
02

Place a bracket order at EP

Open your broker platform and place a limit order at the Entry Price (EP). Use a bracket order to attach the Stop Loss and both targets at the same time. Most brokers support this — check your platform’s documentation if needed.

03

Let the trade run — don't modify

Once the order is placed, leave it. Do not move your stop loss or targets based on emotion or news. The signal is structured to work within defined parameters. Modifying it undermines the risk management built into the setup.

The stop loss is not a suggestion. It’s the exit plan. Always honour it.
04

Cancel untriggered orders by Friday

Signals are intraweek. Any pending orders that haven’t triggered by Friday’s market close should be cancelled. Do not carry them into the following week — new signals will be issued on Sunday with fresh setups.

05

Read the weekly publications

Every week includes Trade of the Week — a full post-trade breakdown of the previous week’s featured signal — and The Market Horoscope — a forward-looking view on key events and market direction. Both are free to access, even without a subscription.

06

Review the track record

Your member dashboard includes the full historical trade record — 128+ weeks of signals with every outcome recorded. Use it to understand the pattern of results over time, not just individual trades.

Trading success is measured over months, not individual trades.
Protecting Your Capital

Risk management, plainly stated

No signal provider can guarantee profits. What we can control is how much you risk
on each trade. Here’s our recommended approach.

We recommend risking no more than 0.5% of your account per trade per target. This means each individual position risks a fixed, small amount of your total capital.

At this level, even a run of stop losses — which will happen in any trading strategy — does not materially damage your account. You stay in the game long enough for the edge to play out.

The goal is consistency over time, not maximising any single trade. A 16% annualised return, compounded consistently, builds substantial wealth. Chasing bigger returns per trade increases the risk of ruin.

Position Sizing Example
Account size$20,000
Risk per trade (0.5%)$100 per order
Example: EURUSD signalEP 1.0045 • SL 1.0025
Risk in pips20 pips
Recommended position size5 mini lots
Core Risk Principles
🛡 Always place the stop loss
Every signal includes a stop loss for a reason. Never enter a trade without it placed simultaneously. A trade without a stop loss is speculation, not trading.

⚖️ Size positions consistently
Use the same percentage risk on every trade. Don’t increase size on signals you feel more confident about — confidence is not edge.

📊 Expect losing trades
A stop loss being triggered is a normal, expected outcome. It is not a failure. The strategy works because winning trades outweigh losing ones over time.

Measure results over months
Judge the strategy over 3–6 months minimum, not individual weeks. Short-term variance is noise. The track record is what matters.

🧪 Start on a demo account
We strongly recommend paper trading the signals for at least one month before committing real capital. Get familiar with the process before the stakes are real.
Before You Go Live

Test the signals before risking real capital

RECCOMENDED

Start with a Demo Account

We recommend running our signals in a simulated or paper-trading account for at least one month before going live. This isn’t a legal disclaimer — it’s practical advice from traders who’ve made the mistake of skipping this step.

A demo account lets you experience the full signal cycle — entries that trigger, entries that don’t, stop losses that hit, targets that are reached — without financial consequences. By the time you go live, the process will be second nature.

  • 1 Open a free demo account with your preferred Forex or Crypto broker
  • 2 Follow signals exactly as you would with a live account — same position sizes, same orders
  • 3 Track your results honestly for 4–6 weeks
  • 4 Only move to a live account once you’re comfortable with the process and the results

Past performance does not guarantee future results. Trading involves significant risk of loss. All signals are provided for informational purposes and do not constitute financial advice.

Ready to see the signals
for yourself?

Founding membership is free for six months. Full access to Forex and Crypto signals, both weekly publications, and the complete 2-year track record.

No credit card. After 6 months, Founding Members lock in $29/month. Standard rate: $59/month.

Disclaimer:

Trading carries inherent risk, and leveraging can amplify potential gains and losses. Understanding that you could lose more than your initial investment is crucial. Trading may not be suitable for everyone.

Before making any trading decisions, please carefully evaluate the following:

Your Risk Tolerance: Assess your financial situation and how much loss you’re comfortable with.
Your Experience: Trading successfully requires both knowledge and practice. Be honest about your current skill level.
Understanding Leverage: Learn how leverage works and its potential impact on your trades.
Our services provide educational resources and insights to support your trading journey. However, we cannot guarantee profits or eliminate risk. Trading decisions are ultimately your responsibility.

If you have questions or need further guidance, please seek independent financial advice from a qualified professional.

Copyright © 2022 – 2026 The Signals Oracle. All Rights Reserved.

Market Data provided by TradingView. Terms & Conditions