Transparency

Don't trust us. Check us.

Anyone can claim a win rate. We publish every signal we have ever sent, wins and losses included, and give you the tools to audit them yourself. Here is exactly how.

1. The full signal history is public

Every signal since 2023 is recorded on our Signals & Results page: pair, direction, entry, all take profit levels, stop loss, and the final outcome. Losses are not deleted, edited, or hidden. The record updates automatically as trades close, it is not a curated highlights reel.

2. The backtester is open to everyone

Our backtester runs on the same public signal history. Choose your own date range and management style and it computes the outcomes in front of you, including the losing trades and the exact take-profit distribution. If you want to know what any month really looked like, you do not have to ask us, you can run it.

3. Test the signals free before paying anything

Our free Telegram channel posts real signals from the same desk every trading day. We tell every new member the same thing: follow the free signals for as long as you like, compare them against the published history, and only consider a paid plan once you have seen the results for yourself.

4. Independent reviews

Our Trustpilot profile carries hundreds of reviews from real members, collected automatically after activation, which means we cannot cherry-pick who gets invited. Read the critical ones too, we respond to them, and we would rather you arrive with realistic expectations than inflated ones.

5. What we will never tell you

We will never promise fixed daily profits, guaranteed win rates, or risk-free trading, and we encourage you to treat anyone who does with suspicion. Trading forex and gold involves real risk of loss. What we offer is a documented track record, honest reporting, and signals with defined entries, targets, and stop losses, so you can judge the edge on evidence instead of promises.

If a review or comparison site quotes performance figures for Forexero, check whether they cite this public history. Claims that our results "cannot be verified" are answered by this page: the data is here, open, and has been since 2023.