Enter the trade you are about to take. The analyst counts, on the last 60 days of that market, how often trades like it reached the target, hit the stop, or were still open after your usual hour. Historical prices, counted. No signals, no predictions. The examples are open to everyone; to check your own trades during the beta, leave your email once.
Based on historical prices. Not a prediction. Not a recommendation.
For every five minutes of the last 60 sessions at the same hour, the analyst places your stop and your target on the price of that moment and looks at what the market did next.
The price touched your target before your stop, within the time window.
The price touched your stop before your target. If both happen in the same minute, it counts as the stop.
Neither was touched in the window. The trade would still be running, with you deciding by hand.
Prices come from live MetaTrader 5 terminals connected to Tickerlane (one-minute bars, broker time), kept for 100 days and refreshed every 15 minutes. The sample size is always shown: a percentage without its count is not shown.
No. It is a count of what happened in the past at that hour, with that stop and that target. The next hour can do anything. The analyst never says what will happen and never tells you what to do.
Because the target is reachable only when the market moves. On gold, a 16-point target within an hour was reached around 4% of the time at 01:00 and around 28% at 16:00 (broker time, June to September 2026). Same trade, different hour, different past.
Those listed in the form: gold, silver, the main indices, oil, Bitcoin, Ethereum and the major pairs, as sent by connected terminals. More arrive as more terminals connect. You enter entry, stop and target as prices; the analyst counts with the distances between them, so the answer is the same at any price level.
Nothing during the beta: the examples are open to everyone, and your own trades need only an email, which we use to tell you when the full version opens. When accounts open: 10 checks free, then a pack of 50 checks for €19 that never expires, or unlimited checks in Pro (€29 a month for the first 100, €39 after, when the Guard is live).
No. The numbers are counted by code on the price bars. The analyst only puts them into words, and a sentence that contains a number not present in the count is discarded.
This is the market side. The other side is your own history: drop your report and see which of your trades usually hit the stop.
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