Trading signals with a track record you can actually check

Best Trading Signal is a professional signal provider covering gold, forex, oil, indices and crypto for traders in Hong Kong. Every signal includes an entry, take-profit and stop-loss, and we publish our results weekly — 94% average weekly accuracy by points and +159,336 net points across 30 published weeks.

No, and we would rather say it here than bury it. In Hong Kong, dealing in securities and leveraged foreign exchange trading are licensed activities supervised by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), and none of the five brokers we cover holds an SFC licence. Pepperstone onboards Hong Kong residents through Pepperstone Markets Limited in Nassau, licensed by the Securities Commission of The Bahamas (SIA-F217). Capital.com onboards through Capital Com Online Investments Ltd, also licensed by the Securities Commission of The Bahamas (SIA-F245). Base Markets is licensed by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius. Those accounts sit outside SFC supervision, outside the SFC complaint route and outside Hong Kong's Investor Compensation Fund — see best trading brokers Hong Kong for the SFC-licensed alternatives.

Open a trading account with Base Markets through our link, deposit $400 (roughly HK$3,120 — the capital stays in your account, yours to trade), then send your proof on Telegram. You then receive every signal free — replacing a subscription worth around $2,500/yr (roughly HK$19,500).

No, it is not a fee. The $400 is your own trading capital, deposited into your own Base Markets account, which you trade with and can withdraw under the broker's terms — we never hold or touch your money. Confirm the funding currency, conversion rate and settlement route for a Hong Kong bank transfer with the broker in writing before you send anything.

Pepperstone Markets Limited, the Bahamas-licensed entity that onboards Hong Kong residents, publishes that 79.6% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. This figure is entity-specific: Pepperstone publishes 72.9% under FCA and CySEC, 75.2% under BaFin, 79.6% under SCB and 75–95% under CMA, and the figure that applies to you depends on the entity your account is opened with. Capital.com's international entity publishes 79.75%. ActivTrades' international entity publishes 84%. Base Markets publishes no figure, because Mauritius does not mandate one — and the absence of a figure is not evidence of lower risk.

Hong Kong does not levy a capital gains tax, but profits tax can apply where trading activity amounts to carrying on a trade or business in Hong Kong, and the distinction turns on the facts of your own situation. We are not tax advisers — take professional advice on your circumstances rather than relying on a general statement on a website.

It is the average of our published weekly accuracy figures, measured by points — total points won versus points lost — not by counting trades. Every week's number is public on our performance page, including losing trades. It is a historical record, not a promise of future results.

Yes — subscribe directly through our Telegram bot. You receive exactly the same signals with entry, take-profit and stop-loss, no broker account required, so you can trade them at an SFC-licensed firm if you prefer to stay inside the local perimeter.

Signals follow market opportunity rather than a fixed clock, concentrated around the London and New York sessions — roughly 3:00 PM to 4:00 AM Hong Kong Time, with the busiest window between 8:00 PM and midnight HKT. They arrive as instant Telegram alerts, which suits trading after work rather than during the Hong Kong cash session.