Trading Signal SimulatorRisk notice
Last updated: 8 November 2026
Trading Signal Simulator is a simulator. It places no real trades and involves no real money.
Simulated results aren't real results
All figures are hypothetical and come from simulated fills. They don't represent real trading, and real trading can differ a lot. Past or simulated performance doesn't predict future results.
Why a real result could be different
- The app uses estimated spreads, slippage and commission. A real broker's would differ, and they change with market conditions.
- Automatic prices come from free third-party sources, are sampled, and can be delayed, wrong or miss brief moves. Where you enter prices yourself, the app only knows about the prices you give it.
- Real trades can fail to fill, fill late, or be affected by gaps, overnight charges and currency conversion in ways a simulation doesn't fully capture.
- A simulation carries no real money, so it can't show how you'd behave with real money at risk.
- A small number of trades can look good or bad by chance. The app warns you until you have at least 30 closed trades.
Real trading is high risk
Trading forex, gold, crypto and leveraged products carries a high risk of loss, and you can lose money quickly. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.
Not financial advice
Nothing in the app, on this website or in the channels we promote is financial advice. If you're unsure whether trading is right for you, speak to an independent financial adviser.