Short answer: GiltStone's free channel posted three gold signals with a stop and three targets between 16 and 20 Oct 2026, then no signal up to our read on 3 Nov. By the channel's own posts, one hit its stop, one reached all three targets, one reached TP1 and was closed at breakeven, and a stop hit on an earlier signal opens the sample. Results are posted as targets reached, without pip counts, so each one can be checked against the levels. No record outside the channel is linked and no price is shown.
What the preview showed on 3 November
Everything below comes from the public preview at t.me/s, read on 3 Nov 2026, with posts dated through Telegram's own post embeds. Times are UTC.
| Check | What we found |
|---|---|
| Title and handle | GiltStone Traders (FREE CHANNEL), t.me/GiltStone_Traders_FreeChannel |
| Subscribers | 2.48K |
| Sample | 20 posts, 16 Oct 16:03 to 2 Nov 08:46 |
| Signals with entry, stop and targets | 3, each with a stop and three targets |
| Stop hit or loss figure in the sample | yes: two "SL HIT" posts |
| Record outside the channel | none linked |
| Views per post | 629 to 3.18K |
| Pip convention | not used: results are posted as targets reached |
| Twin or copy handles | none seen in the sample |
| Offers as stated | a VIP group for "priority access" and an indicator for signed-up users; no price shown |
The three signals and the two stops
The sample opens on 16 Oct at 16:03 with "SL HIT" on a signal posted before it, followed by "Sorry Traders". Then:
- Sell 4157 to 4160, stop 4165, targets 4150, 4145, 4135 (16 Oct, 17:06). Within fourteen minutes the channel posted "All entries in profit", "Back in entry" and "The entire Zone is filled". At 17:42: "SL HIT".
- Sell 4155 to 4158, stop 4161, targets 4152, 4149, 4146 (20 Oct, 14:32). TP1, TP2 and TP3 were posted within six minutes.
- Buy 4123 to 4120, stop 4117, targets 4126, 4129, 4132 (20 Oct, 16:19). Nine minutes in, the channel told readers to set breakeven; TP1 was posted at 16:36, and at 17:02: "Out at Breakeven after we reached TP 1".
So the channel's posts in the sample record two stop hits, one signal that reached every target and one that reached TP1 before its remaining positions closed at entry. Each stop hit was posted as its own message, in the same two words both times. Moving to breakeven after TP1 has a cost as well as a benefit, and our article on breakeven with signals sets out both.
Because the channel posts "TP:1", "TP:2" and "SL HIT" rather than pip totals, there is no pip convention to decode: every outcome can be checked against the posted levels on a chart. On the second signal, for example, TP3 sits $9.00 below the bottom of the entry zone, 90 pips at the ten-cent gold pip our record uses.
Twelve days without a post
Nothing was posted between 20 Oct at 17:02 and 1 Nov at 21:43. The post that ended the gap apologised "for being quiet in here" and said the team had been working on a "custom built indicator", asking members who had signed up to send their TradingView handle. The next morning's post said the indicator had found trades, without giving any levels.
Views against subscribers
The view counters ran from 629 to 3.18K. Posts from 16 to 20 Oct showed 2.21K to 3.18K, several of them above the 2.48K subscriber figure; the two November posts showed about 630 and 850. A view counter is a public number, not a head count, and we report both figures without drawing a conclusion from them.
Offers and links as stated
On 20 Oct the channel posted "Sorry for the delay in the Free Group" and invited readers to the VIP group for "priority access". The indicator is offered to signed-up users through TradingView. No price for either appeared in the sample. The same day, a post told readers that those using TTMT had caught the entry in the free group, with a TTMT referral link.
What TTMT's library showed
TTMT (Telegram to MetaTrader) sells a Telegram copier, as we do, and publishes figures from trades its own users copied. On 3 Nov 2026 it listed two GiltStone entries:
| TTMT entry | Closed trades | TTMT users | Win rate | Profit factor | Traders in profit, last 90 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FREE CHANNEL, linked to this handle | 389 | 79 | 63.2% | 1.22 | 4 of 26 |
| VIP CHANNEL, no handle linked | 119 | 11 | 68.1% | 1.13 | 6 of 9 |
Both pages showed data updated on 3 Nov 2026, and on TTMT's gold ranking that day the VIP channel was second and the free channel fourth of 13.
These are trades on TTMT users' own accounts, at their own settings, demo accounts included, with one signal counted once per account that copied it. The figures also cover different windows: the win rate and profit factor are over all 389 trades TTMT holds for the channel, while "4 of 26" counts the users who closed a trade in the last 90 days and were in profit over those 90 days. A pool of trades can show a profit factor above 1 while 22 of 26 accounts are not in profit over a period, for example if a few accounts trade larger or the better months fall outside the window; TTMT's pages do not say which applies here. Our piece on how signal channel rankings work covers what these figures 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/GiltStone_Traders_FreeChannel?before=1000000
- Post dates: https://t.me/GiltStone_Traders_FreeChannel/593?embed=1&mode=tme, https://t.me/GiltStone_Traders_FreeChannel/599?embed=1&mode=tme, https://t.me/GiltStone_Traders_FreeChannel/600?embed=1&mode=tme, https://t.me/GiltStone_Traders_FreeChannel/606?embed=1&mode=tme, https://t.me/GiltStone_Traders_FreeChannel/611?embed=1&mode=tme, https://t.me/GiltStone_Traders_FreeChannel/612?embed=1&mode=tme
- TTMT: https://telegramtometatrader.com/explore/giltstone-traders-free-channel, https://telegramtometatrader.com/explore/giltstone-traders-vip-channel, https://telegramtometatrader.com/explore/rankings/gold, https://telegramtometatrader.com/explore/methodology
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.
Every closed signal is on the record
The results page lists each closed VIP signal with its entry, stop, targets and outcome, stops included.
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