Trading calls with a published, verifiable track record

What every call includes

A trading call is only usable when it removes every decision except one: do you take the trade or not. That is why each of our alerts arrives as a complete plan — the instrument, the direction, an entry zone, at least one take-profit target and a hard stop-loss. Nothing is left to interpretation, and no call is ever published without its stop.

Here is a real call from our closed feed, exactly as subscribers received it:

• Calls are sent the moment the setup confirms — no delayed or after-the-fact posts
• Running trades get live management updates (move to break-even, partial close, extended targets)
• Every outcome — win, loss or break-even — is counted in the weekly results

Markets we cover — with IST timings

The desk focuses on liquid international markets where technical levels are respected and spreads stay tight: gold, forex majors, major indices, oil and large-cap crypto. We do not give tips on NSE/BSE stocks or Indian F&O — these are international-market calls. Most alerts land between 12:30 PM and 11:30 PM IST, the London and New York sessions, which suits traders who are free in the evening after office hours.

A track record you can check — not screenshots

Anyone can claim a win rate. We publish ours, week by week, and measure it the strict way: by points, not by trade count. A points-based rate weighs every result by the size of the move, so a handful of small wins cannot paper over one large loss. Across 25 published weeks the average is 94% weekly accuracy with +135,081 net points — including the losing trades.

The full month-by-month breakdown, the measurement methodology and the honest caveats live on the track record page. The desk behind these results has published verified weekly reports since August 2025 — read the latest in the weekly signals results guide.

How we compare with typical Telegram signal groups in India

India has thousands of Telegram signal groups, and the pattern repeats: winners posted as screenshots, losers quietly deleted, calls without a stop-loss, and monthly fees of ₹4,000–₹17,000 with no published record behind them. Judge any group — including ours — on the same checklist:

• Is every call complete? Entry, take-profit and stop-loss must be fixed before the trade, not added later
• Is the full record public? Weekly results including losses — not a highlights reel
• Is accuracy measured honestly? By points, so one big loss cannot hide behind ten small wins
• Is the pricing transparent? Ours is: free via our broker partner, or a clearly priced Telegram bot subscription
• Does anyone promise profits? If yes, leave the group — guaranteed returns do not exist in trading

Free access vs paid access — same calls, two doors

Every subscriber receives the identical VIP feed. The only difference is how you unlock it: through our partner broker, or by paying directly. Full setup instructions are on the get started page.

Risk, SEBI and the honest picture — then how to start

Straight talk before you join: we are not a SEBI-registered adviser, and offshore forex/CFD brokers — including our partner Base Markets — are not regulated by SEBI. RBI and SEBI restrict how Indian residents can trade forex, so our calls are market analysis and education on international markets, not investment advice. Check the current rules and your own obligations before funding any offshore account, and read our risk disclosure.

Every call still carries a stop-loss defined before publication, we recommend risking no more than 1–2% of your account per trade, and every loss is published in the record — the full process is on the methodology page.

Ready to start? The free route takes about 15 minutes: open a Base Markets account through our link, deposit $400 (which remains your trading capital), then confirm your account with us. The paid route takes about two minutes through the Telegram bot. The get started page walks through both, step by step.