Signal Feed

Explore signal lists published by other traders in the SIO community. You can filter by broker, asset, timeframe and direction and open each list to see its details.

When to use it

Use the community signals page when you want list ideas to study, to compare the performance of different authors, or to find lists for a specific broker and timeframe. It works best as source material for analysis rather than a ready-to-trade list.

In practice, the community signals page is a good place to find ideas and a poor place to copy without thinking. Use it to discover authors, formats and strategies, then bring the lists into your own workflow: convert the timezone, run the backtest, compare with other sources and only then follow them on a demo account. That path turns third-party content into material you have tested yourself.

How to use

1. Choose the broker and timeframe.
2. Filter by asset and direction.
3. Open the list, review the reported performance and test it before using it.

Best practices

• Start by filtering for the broker you actually use, because payouts and available assets differ.
• Prefer lists with plenty of history, since a handful of signals cannot support a reliable conclusion.
• Take the chosen list to the backtest and compare the result with the one the author reports.
• Follow the list for a few days on a demo account before risking money.

Common mistakes

• Copying a list only because its author ranks well.
• Ignoring the list's timezone, which shifts every entry.
• Using the same list for weeks without reviewing recent performance.

Frequently asked questions

Are the lists recommendations?

No. They are content shared by the community. Validate any list with your own tests.

Can I publish my own?

Yes, with an account on the platform.

Related tools

• Signal backtest
• Signal converter
• Signal cataloger