Gold Trader Sunny on Telegram: signals, stops and pips checked

Short answer: in 58 posts from 22 Oct to 2 Nov 2026, Gold Trader Sunny posted four gold signals, each with an entry zone, a stop and seven target levels. Two were stopped out and the channel said so in the replies, one was posted as reaching all seven targets, and one never filled. Its result posts count ten cents of gold as a pip, as we do. No record outside the channel is linked, and no VIP 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.

The four signals, and what happened to each

1. Buy 3990 to 3998, stop 3986 (23 Oct, 14:17). Four minutes later the channel wrote "Adjusting SL to 3984", $2.00 further from the entry, and then moved positions to breakeven. Its next reply said some positions closed at breakeven and others hit the stop, and called it the second stop-out of the month.
2. Sell 4010 to 4002, stop 4014 (26 Oct, 14:04). Eighteen minutes later: "price has hit my SL", the third of the month.
3. Buy 4026 to 4034, stop 4022 (28 Oct, 14:37). The first reply said price had touched just above the zone and gone on to the TP4 level while the buy limit orders stayed unfilled. At 16:11 the channel cancelled them.
4. Sell 4074 to 4066, stop 4078 (28 Oct, 18:38; the replies refer to FOMC news). TP1 was posted at 18:43, with all positions moved to breakeven the same minute, TP2 to TP6 by 18:45 and TP7 at 18:53.

Every signal used the same shape: an $8.00 zone with the stop $4.00 beyond its far edge. A position filled at the near edge of the zone carries a $12.00 stop, 120 pips; one at the far edge carries $4.00, 40 pips. What a follower risks therefore depends on where in the zone the orders sit, which our piece on layered entries works through.

Losses in the sample

Both stop-outs were posted as replies to their signals, on the same day. The channel also posts a running monthly tally. On 22 Oct it read "64 TP targets hit", "3370+ pips", "1 SL"; on 23 Oct the same with "2 SL"; on 28 Oct "71 TP targets hit", "3750+ pips", "3 SL".

The tally counts targets reached, not signals: one signal that runs to TP7 adds seven to the first number, and a stop-out adds one to the last. It cannot be read as a win rate. Result posts also lead with a dollar figure; the posts do not say on what lot size or account it was made, so we leave those figures out. Pips are distance, and money depends on lot size.

The pip convention, from a signal and its result

At 18:49 on 28 Oct the channel reported "230+ pips" at TP6 on the sell from 4074 to 4066. TP6 was 4049, between $17.00 and $25.00 below the zone. That is 170 to 250 pips at ten cents a pip, or 1,700 to 2,500 at one cent. The reported 230 sits inside the ten-cent range, so this channel's pip is ten cents of gold, the same convention as our record. Our gold pip value guide shows what the convention does to every result post you read.

Moving the stop

Two kinds of stop move appear in the sample. On the first signal the stop went $2.00 further away, which adds 20 pips to what each position loses if it is hit. On the first and fourth signals positions were moved to breakeven, which removes the original loss and adds the chance of being closed at entry by a pullback that the trade would have survived. Neither is free; our article on breakeven with signals sets out what each costs.

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. Its page for this channel, which links t.me/goldtradersunny, showed on 3 Nov 2026, with data updated that day: 312 closed trades from 38 TTMT users, a win rate of 70.5%, a profit factor of 1.17, and 6 of 11 traders in profit over the last 90 days (2 of 5 on live accounts). It was first of the 13 channels on TTMT's gold ranking.

Those 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 win rate and profit factor cover all 312 trades TTMT holds for the channel, while the "in profit" figure rests on the 11 users who closed a trade in the last 90 days. Our piece on how signal channel rankings work sets out what such 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/goldtradersunny?before=1000000, ?before=15105 and ?before=15085
• Post dates and texts: https://t.me/goldtradersunny/15065?embed=1&mode=tme, https://t.me/goldtradersunny/15070?embed=1&mode=tme, https://t.me/goldtradersunny/15072?embed=1&mode=tme, https://t.me/goldtradersunny/15079?embed=1&mode=tme, https://t.me/goldtradersunny/15080?embed=1&mode=tme, https://t.me/goldtradersunny/15105?embed=1&mode=tme, https://t.me/goldtradersunny/15124?embed=1&mode=tme
• TTMT: https://telegramtometatrader.com/explore/gold-trader-sunny, 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.