Short answer: in 48 posts from 30 Oct to 3 Nov 2026, Den Gold Master posted six gold signals, each with an entry zone, a stop and two targets, and at least one result post for each. No stop-out was posted. Result posts give pips, several of them by "Round", without the price they were counted from; the two figures we could tie to the levels fit ten cents of gold a pip, as our record counts, and two others did not fit the posted levels. Each result post with a pip figure told readers to close or "set breakeven". No price, account offer or record outside the channel appeared.
What the preview showed on 3 November
Everything below comes from the public preview at t.me/s, read on 3 Nov 2026, with each signal and result dated through Telegram's own post embeds. Times are UTC.
| Check | What we found |
|---|---|
| Title and handle | DEN GOLD MASTER, t.me/DEN_GOLD_MASTER, the address TTMT's page for the channel links |
| Subscribers | 7.09K |
| Bio | "5-8 Premium gold Signals Daily", "92% Accuracy Rate", "200-400 pips per day" |
| Sample | 48 posts on three preview pages, 30 Oct 15:45 to 3 Nov 07:43 |
| Signals with zone, stop and targets | 6: one on 30 Oct, four on 2 Nov, one on 3 Nov by 07:43 |
| Stop hit or loss figure in the sample | none |
| Record outside the channel | none linked |
| Views per post | 120 to 605 across the sample at our reading |
| Posting times | signals between 07:21 and 19:40 |
| Pip convention | ten cents of price where a figure can be tied to the levels |
| Offers as stated | no price; a link to an Exness rebate channel and a Telegram folder link |
The six signals, and what followed each
| Posted | Signal as printed | Stop | Result posts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 Oct 17:44 | short zone 3883 to 3893, targets 3879, 3875 | 3997 | "Round 4", "40pips"; "Round 4", TP1, "60pips" |
| 2 Nov 07:49 | buy, "-3889", targets 3903, 3906 | 3885 | TP1, "50pips" |
| 2 Nov 12:11 | buy, ".9-3891.9", targets 3905.9, 3909 | 3887.8 | "Round 2", TP1, "50pips"; TP2, "600pips" |
| 2 Nov 17:00 | buy, "-3957", targets 3971, 3978 | 3952, then 3949 | "110pips from bottom layers"; "120PIPS" |
| 2 Nov 19:40 | short zone 3945.7 to 3955.7, targets 3941.7, 3936 | 3959.7 | "Round 4", TP1, "43pips"; "Round 4", "70pips" |
| 3 Nov 07:21 | short zone 3910.5 to 3920.5, targets 3906.5, 3902 | 3925.5 | "Round 1", "45pips"; "60PIPS NOW" |
Each set of levels came a minute or two after a one-line post such as "Scalping buy gold slowly", and asked readers to enter in layers. On the three buys the first number of the entry zone did not show on the public preview or the post embeds: the posts read "Buy Gold -3889", ".9-3891.9" and "-3957", so the full entry could not be read there. The 30 Oct short printed its stop as 3997, $104.00 above the top of its zone, and no later post in the sample changed it.
Losses and the stop in the sample
No stop-out was posted in the 48 posts. One stop was moved: at 17:44 on 2 Nov the channel wrote that it would move the stop on the 17:00 buy to 3949 "temporarily", $3.00 further from the zone than the posted 3952. A stop moved away adds 30 pips to what each position loses if the stop is hit. A public preview cannot show posts that were removed, and the posts do not say how positions held past the posted targets ended. Our guide to judging a signal provider explains why a target post is not the end of a trade.
Rounds, pips and the convention
Several result posts name a "Round", and every signal asks readers to layer their entries, but no post says at what price a round was entered. Two signals drew two figures each, every one under "Round 4": "40pips" and "60pips" for the 30 Oct short, "43pips" and "70pips" for the 2 Nov 19:40 short. Where a figure can be tied to the levels, it fits ten cents of gold a pip, the convention our own record uses:
- 30 Oct: "60pips" to TP1 at 3879 puts the entry at 3885, inside the 3883 to 3893 zone; at one cent it would be 3879.60, below the zone.
- 2 Nov: "43pips" to TP1 at 3941.7 puts it at 3946.0, inside the 3945.7 to 3955.7 zone; at one cent, 3942.13, below it.
Two figures do not fit the posted levels at ten cents. "250pips" at TP2, posted on 30 Oct for a short from just before our sample (zone 3916.5 to 3926.5, TP2 3907), would put the entry at 3932, above the zone and above that signal's own stop at 3931; at one cent it would sit below the zone. "600pips" at TP2 on the 2 Nov 12:11 buy would put the entry at 3849, $38.80 below that signal's own stop at 3887.8; the zone's first number did not show, so the one-cent reading cannot be checked. The posts do not say how either was counted. Our gold pip value guide has the arithmetic, and our piece on layered entries shows how layers change what a result means.
Breakeven in the result posts
Every result post with a pip figure told readers to "CLOSE our trade now" or "set breakeven" if they wished to hold. Moving the stop to the entry takes the original loss off what is still held, and adds the chance of being closed at entry by a pullback the trade would have survived, so it has a cost as well as a benefit. Our article on breakeven with signals sets out both.
Offers as stated
No price, VIP offer or account management offer appeared in the 48 posts, and the bio offers its signals for free. One post linked a Telegram channel for "auto-rebate/cashback on Exness Broker", and another shared a Telegram folder link for a forex signals channel. Against the bio's "5-8" signals a day, the sample held four on 2 Nov, the one full trading day it covers.
What TTMT's page showed
TTMT (Telegram to MetaTrader) sells a Telegram copier, as we do, and publishes figures from trades its own users copied. Its page for this channel, data updated 3 Nov 2026, showed 80 closed trades, 7 TTMT users connected to the channel, a 63.8% win rate and a profit factor of 1.13. Its gold ranking, with the same data date, listed the channel without ranking it, as the ranking needs 100 closed trades. Our piece on how signal channel rankings work sets out what figures from copied trades can and cannot show.
Measured the same way: the same checks, applied on one day to fourteen gold channels including ours, are in our gold channels comparison, and every closed Forexero VIP signal, stops included, is on our results page.
Sources
- Preview: https://t.me/s/DEN_GOLD_MASTER?before=1000000, ?before=17876, ?before=17875 and ?before=17852
- Post dates and texts: https://t.me/DEN_GOLD_MASTER/17829?embed=1&mode=tme, and the same for posts 17837, 17839, 17842, 17850, 17851, 17852, 17856, 17857, 17858, 17862, 17865, 17866, 17868, 17870, 17872, 17877, 17878, 17880, 17891, 17893, 17895 and 17897
- TTMT: https://telegramtometatrader.com/explore/den-gold-master, https://telegramtometatrader.com/explore/rankings/gold
Figures change daily; we read every page above on 3 Nov 2026. If you run this channel and a figure is wrong, write to us and we will check it again.
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