Short answer: in 60 posts from 27 Oct to 3 Nov 2026, XAUUSD TRADING ZONE posted seven gold signals, each with two entry prices, eight targets and a stop. Six were followed by target posts, three of them to all eight targets, and no stop-out was posted. The other one had no result post; 81 minutes after it, the channel's next sell gave an entry above its stop. Result posts count ten cents of gold as a pip, as we do. No record outside the channel and no price were 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 | XAUUSD TRADING ZONE, t.me/XAUUSDTradingZoneOffical4x, the address TTMT's page for the channel links |
| Subscribers | 18K |
| Bio | "Free Education & Signal Daily", "5 years of Experience", "Sniper Entry" |
| Sample | 60 posts on three preview pages, 27 Oct 09:29 to 3 Nov 06:58, six trading days |
| Signals with entry, stop and targets | 7, each two entry prices, TP1 to TP8 and a stop |
| Stop hit or loss figure in the sample | none |
| Record outside the channel | none linked |
| Views per post | 3.06K to 5.22K on 27 to 30 Oct posts; 1.75K to 2.26K on 2 Nov |
| Posting times | signals between 05:44 and 10:53 |
| Pip convention | ten cents of price, from a signal and its result posts |
| Offers as stated | no VIP or price shown |
The seven signals, and what followed each
| Posted | Entry prices | Stop | Posted afterwards |
|---|---|---|---|
| 27 Oct 09:29 | sell 3998 / 4005 | 4012 | nothing |
| 27 Oct 10:53 | sell 4016 / 4024 | 4032 | TP1 to TP3, all at 10:56 |
| 28 Oct 07:07 | buy 4027 / 4022 | 4010 | TP1 to TP8 by 08:51 |
| 29 Oct 06:54 | buy 4028 / 4022 | 4011 | TP1, TP2, then TP3 at 11:12 |
| 30 Oct 05:44 | sell 4008 / 4015 | 4022 | TP1 to TP8 by 07:51 |
| 2 Nov 06:54 | buy 3904 / 3896 | 3886 | TP1 at 07:05, TP2 to TP8 at 14:51 to 14:55 |
| 3 Nov 06:14 | buy 3917 / 3910 | 3900 | TP1, TP2, "100 pips running"; open when we read it |
Six of the seven sets of levels came two to eight minutes after a "BUY NOW" or "SELL NOW" post with one price, and five of those six were preceded by a "Ready Signal!!" post; the seventh, the 27 Oct 09:29 sell, is the first post in the sample. Only the post with the levels carries the stop. The 28 Oct buy, posted after a note reading "FOMC Day. Stay Cautious", also listed an "OPEN TP" at 4100.
TP1 sat $4.00 from the first entry price on every signal, and the stop $14.00 to $18.00 from it, or $7.00 to $12.00 from the second price. A position at the first price therefore risks three and a half to four and a half times what TP1 pays on the same lot size. How the two prices are filled changes that, which our piece on layered entries works through.
Losses in the sample
No stop-out was posted in the 60 posts. The one signal without a result is the 27 Oct 09:29 sell: at 10:50 the channel's next alert read "SELL NOW 4016", above that sell's stop at 4012, and no post in the sample said how the first one closed. Result posts also stop at the last target reached. On the 27 Oct 10:53 sell and the 29 Oct buy, both posted to TP3 and no further, nothing said how the positions aimed at TP4 to TP8 ended. A public preview cannot show posts that were removed.
Our guide to judging a signal provider explains why a target post is not the end of a trade, and why a signal with no posted outcome counts as unverified rather than as a win or a loss.
The pip convention, from a signal and its results
On 30 Oct the channel sold from 4008 and posted TP8 at 3976, $32.00 lower, as "320+ PIPS". That is ten cents a pip, the convention our own record uses; at one cent the same move would be 3,200 pips. TP1, $4.00 from the first entry price, was posted as "40+" on each of the six signals that reached it. Our gold pip value guide shows what the convention does to any result post you compare.
Offers
No VIP and no price appeared in the posts we read. TTMT's page, below, carries a warning about an account management offer by the channel; handing an account or money to someone to trade is a different arrangement from following signals, and our piece on account management offers sets out what the logins give away and what to check.
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 764 closed trades, 9 TTMT users connected to the channel, a 63.1% win rate, a profit factor of 1.21 and a warning, added 3 Oct 2026, of an account-management offer by the channel. Its gold ranking, with the same data date, placed it ninth of 13. 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/XAUUSDTradingZoneOffical4x?before=1000000, ?before=1000001, ?before=45241 and ?before=45179
- Post dates and texts: https://t.me/XAUUSDTradingZoneOffical4x/45100?embed=1&mode=tme, and the same for posts 45105, 45138, 45179, 45195, 45241 and 45282
- TTMT: https://telegramtometatrader.com/explore/xauusdtradingzoneoffical4x, 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.
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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