1. Signal Timing

All signals are provided in UTC time. Please adjust your local time to UTC before executing any trade.

2. Notifications and Announcements

Notifications regarding new signals, updates on take-profit and stop-loss levels, risk-free status, and other updates are sent through our announcements section and Telegram channel. We recommend keeping notifications on to stay updated in real-time.

3. Type of Signals

All Trading Smart signals are provided as limit orders by AI. We recommend avoiding entry at the current market price.

4. Signal Status

When a new signal is issued, its status is displayed as 'This signal is not yet active' Once it activates, the status changes to 'This signal is active' Users can check the real-time status of each signal.

5. Signal Cancellation

If a signal does not activate and expires, its status will change to 'Signal canceled' This process helps users avoid unnecessary and high-risk trades.

6. Activated Signal

If a signal is already active, we advise against entering the trade, as the responsibility and management of the trade will be solely on you.

7. Recommended Risk Level

We advise users to risk a maximum of 1% of their capital for each signal. This approach helps protect your investments against market volatility.

8. Risk Calculator

To calculate the appropriate lot size based on 1% of your capital, use the 'Capital Management' option. This feature allows you to enter your account balance, select the calculation option, and obtain the dedicated lot size for each signal. This method aids in efficient capital management.

9. Take-Profit and Stop-Loss Levels

Always use the take-profit and stop-loss levels specified in the signals, and avoid making changes based on insufficient analysis or personal opinions.

10. Trade Volume Management Based on Risk

For users with different risk tolerances, we provide the following recommendations:

Low risk: Only use the first take-profit level.

Medium risk: Close 50% of the trade volume at the first take-profit level, and hold the rest until the second take-profit level.

High risk: Close 40% of the trade volume at the first take-profit level, 30% at the second, and the remaining 30% at the third take-profit level.

Note: These recommendations are provided by Trading Smart AI as a guide for trade management. Experienced traders may follow their own trading plan, but we recommend refraining from modifying take-profit and stop-loss levels.

11. Risk-Free Status

In specific situations, such as during major news events, the risk-free status for active signals is announced. In these cases, you may close 50% of the trade volume and set the stop-loss at the entry point.

12. Free Take-Profit Level

In some cases, the third take-profit level may be set as free. When this happens, an appropriate exit notification will be provided after reaching the second take-profit level, allowing you to decide accordingly.

13. Number of Signals

On average, depending on the technical and fundamental market conditions, between 1 to 5 signals are sent per week. This number may vary based on the latest analyses.

14. Signal Timeframes

Signals are provided across various timeframes from 1 minute to 4 hours. One- and five-minute timeframes are intended for scalping, while higher timeframes are suitable for swing trading.

15. Covered Markets and Assets

Trading Smart signals cover a wide range of assets, including forex pairs, precious metals, and stocks in the forex market. Asset selection is based on AI-driven, precise analyses.

16. Trading Psychology Management

Remember, stop-loss is your best friend and a permanent part of your trading journey. Master your trading psychology and follow the Trading Smart rules and guidelines.

The Trading Smart team wishes you success and growth at every step!