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⍰ ASK What are forex trading signals?

Forex trading signals are trading recommendations from other traders. Expert analysts and seasoned traders, and sometimes novice traders, may give other traders recommendations to trade which currency pairs in which direction. The recommendations come typically with a stop loss and target levels.

There are free and paid forex signals. A trader can search for and find free forex signals to guide his or her trading. Some of those signals are accurate and profitable. However, many free and paid signal services lack accuracy, and following them leads to losses.

While there are some free and paid signal services, it is important to do your own research before deciding to use a specific service.

Moreover, it is worth noting that most successful traders rely on their own analysis and execution to succeed in trading. When using the signals provided by someone else, psychological factors and your own analysis may interfere with the execution, which may distort the results and make them inconsistent.

Inaccuracy and psychological factors can reduce the quality of a signals service. Therefore, you should be aware of the risks and the benefits before actually ordering a signals package from a provider.

If you are looking to save time and automate your trading, it would be wise to use a trusted copy-trading service. With this service, the provider not only provides the signals but also executes the traders on your account automatically by copying the exact trades executed on the provider’s account. This kind of service is good if the issue you are dealing with is related to execution. The only risk is slippage, which is when the orders executed on your account deviate slightly from those executed on the account of the originator.
 

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