SureShot FX on Telegram: the free gold and forex channels, read

Short answer: in the posts we read, SureShot's two free channels carried three signals with an entry, a stop and one target, two on gold and one on GBP/NZD. The channels posted pips "running" on each, but no close for any of them, and no stop hit appeared in those posts. The website's history page lists all three at the figures from those "running" posts; none of its 30 rows was negative when we read it, and it does not say how its figures are counted. The gold channel's own recap of 19 to 30 Oct, posted on 1 Nov, did list a loss: one buy at "-100 pips". How a gold pip is counted is not stated on any page we read.

What the previews showed on 3 November

Everything below comes from the public previews at t.me/s, read on 3 Nov 2026, with posts dated through Telegram's own post embeds. Times are UTC.

The three free signals

1. Gold sell 3912.44, stop 3922.44, target 3892.44 (2 Nov, 05:35, "Trade by Liam"). By 06:31 the channel had posted "20+", "35+" and then "55+ PIPS running", each with "To get full trade management JOIN VIP".
2. Gold buy 3944.09, stop 3934.09, target 3964.09 (3 Nov, 02:11, "Trade by David"). Within eighteen minutes: "19+", "34+" and "57+ PIPS running".
3. GBP/NZD sell 2.3849, stop 2.3899, target 2.3749 (3 Nov, 05:30): a 50-pip stop and a 100-pip target. Four minutes later: "19+ PIPS running".

No later post in either sample says how any of the three ended. A "running" figure describes a position that is still open; it becomes a result when the trade closes, at the target, the stop or somewhere between. On both gold signals the stop sat $10.00 and the target $20.00 from the entry, which is 100 and 200 pips at the ten-cent pip our record uses.

Six of the gold channel's 19 posts and 12 of the forex channel's 18 were forwarded updates from the paid channels, such as "CLOSE HALF 55+ PIPS PROFIT" with "MOVE SL TO ENTRY", or "FULL TP SMASHED". None of them shows the entry, so none can be checked against a price.

The history page, beside the channel

The VIP page on SureShotFX's website links a "Signals History" page. When we read it on 3 Nov 2026 it listed 30 rows under "Latest Free Signals Update", from 22 Oct to 3 Nov, each with an entry, stop and target and a "Live Proof" link to the Telegram post.

• All three free signals above are on it: the 2 Nov gold sell at 55, the 3 Nov gold buy at 57 and the GBP/NZD sell at 19, the figures the channels had posted as "PIPS running", for trades whose close they had not posted in the posts we read. At 06:51 on 3 Nov the gold channel posted "110+ PIPS SECURED FROM OUR LAST 2 TRADES", in a post about its VIP members.
• No row shows a negative figure. Ten of the 30 rows show 0, with no label saying whether that means breakeven, a stop or something else. The gold channel's own recap for 19 to 30 Oct, posted on 1 Nov, listed twelve gold trades: eleven positive and one buy at "-100 pips", for a net "+720 PIPS".
• No gold row's figure matches its target or its stop. All ten gold rows have the same $10.00 stop and $20.00 target; their figures run from 0 to 57.
• No counting rule is stated beyond "signals logged at dispatch" on the VIP page, and neither page says what a pip is on gold.

The two pages are SureShot's own, and we report what they show. The way to settle what a figure means is the one in our forex channels comparison: forward each free signal to your Saved Messages as it appears and record how it closes.

Prices and claims as stated

The gold VIP page showed a "BLACK FRIDAY SALE" banner offering up to 72% off. The one-month plan was $54.99. The six-month card showed two amounts, $14.99 a month and $139.99, and the lifetime card showed $139.99 and $259.99, without saying which amount is charged. The page called the service non-refundable unless stated otherwise. It gave "~90% win rate" and "37,742+ gold pips delivered in 2025"; the channel's own promotion gave "55,117+ pips profits Jan to Dec" and "86% - 90% Accuracy". Neither states how the pips were counted. The same promotion links SureShot's trade copier and an algo product. Our price survey sets listed prices side by side, ours included.

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 SureShot GOLD, linked to t.me/ssfgold and updated on 3 Nov 2026, showed 160 closed trades from 13 TTMT users, each placed from a message in the channel, with a win rate of 32.5%, a profit factor of 0.31 and 1 of 3 traders in profit over the last 90 days. With 3 traders in that window it was listed but not ranked; TTMT's ranking needs 5. TTMT defines profit factor as gross profit over gross loss, so 0.31 means the losing trades in that pool lost about three times what the winners made.

Those figures come from users' own settings and lot sizes, demo accounts included. They are not SureShot's signal record, and the history page is not TTMT's. Our piece on how signal channel rankings work sets the methods side by side.

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

• SureShot GOLD preview: https://t.me/s/ssfgold?before=1000000, ?before=1000005 and ?before=18643; dates https://t.me/ssfgold/18633?embed=1&mode=tme, https://t.me/ssfgold/18657?embed=1&mode=tme; recap https://t.me/ssfgold/18630?embed=1&mode=tme
• Sureshot FX preview: https://t.me/s/sureshot_fx?before=1000000 and ?before=31597; date https://t.me/sureshot_fx/31575?embed=1&mode=tme
• SureShotFX website: https://sureshotfx.com/gold-vip-signals/, https://sureshotfx.com/forex-signals-performance
• TTMT: https://telegramtometatrader.com/explore/sureshot-gold, 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 these channels and a figure is wrong, write to us and we will check it again.