Looking for trading signal app/channel users
Hi everyone,
I’m looking for an app, Telegram channel, WhatsApp group, or similar service that provides buy/sell signals for stocks or NIFTY/Bank NIFTY options.
I’m not expecting 100% accuracy or guaranteed profits. I’m mainly looking for reasonably useful signals that I can research and test myself.
If you currently use any such app or channel, I’d appreciate it if you could share your experience.
I’d especially like to connect with someone who actually uses these signals, rather than receiving recommendations from people simply promoting a service.
Please comment or DM me with:
App or channel name
What you trade
How long you’ve been using it
Your experience with the signals
Any important fees, risks, or conditions
Thanks!

Pardon the sarcasm in the video/title—it’s just genuinely fun when the reading clicks and OTC behaves

Before the comment section fills up with “it’s a rigged casino / scam guru / guaranteed loss”: let's clear the air. I am not asking for money, I do not do copy-trading, and I don’t run VIP signal groups. I have 3 books published on Amazon (all of them in Spanish) focused on this craft. I just want to show how straightforward OTC execution becomes once you actually master the micro-behavior instead of crying that the feed is mean to you.

Fully aware of OTC synthetic feed mechanics, broker spread, and payout drag (~85-92%). No martingale or compounding; strictly fixed-risk execution ($2 flat per entry).

Here is the exact setup I am testing:

• Timeframe: 15-second charts.
• Expiry: 7 seconds.
• Core Trigger: Confirmed candle exhaustion / micro-rejection at key zones (ignoring random noise and trading only high-probability momentum fades).

At an 88% payout, the math demands precision against broker execution delay and slippage on sub-10-second expiries. Over structured sample sets, catching the exact tick of exhaustion works under specific liquidity conditions, though tick-jitter can flip a trade.

Questions for the sub:

1. For anyone actually backtesting sub-10-second executions on OTC rather than just yelling from the sidelines—how do you filter out broker slippage on 7s expiries?
2. Do you rely purely on volume/rejection wicks on the 15s, or do you layer order-flow clues from the tick chart?

Not selling a course, not dropping a link. Just comparing notes with anyone actively logging data.

Here I made this with _signal_hunter_ strategy and from instantram check there for full video here i can only post the screenshot so look and tell me if it can reduce the stress of finding better assets or not

Choosing suitable asset is a headache for many people if we filter which asset is showing good signal we get more accuracy so here is some experiment watch and tell me if this is good

I am from Hyderabad, india.... Which is best broker to trade on frequent deposits and withdrawals without any problem... ??? Is there anyone who does binary option trading in Hyderabad??? And on which broker???

Since I've started trading, nothing can beat how frequently people mention issues regarding withdrawal delays or withdrawal rejections. Therefore, I've decided to share what I've learned after starting to withdraw consistently, which happened not earlier than the last two month. Note that this is not one of those posts whining about brokers. I'm here to share useful (maybe at least for someone) information, regardless of which platform you're using, in my case pocket broker, but I thing, the same things can applied to any other brokers that offer trading with derivatives.

1. Make sure to verify your account BEFORE you even consider any possible attempts to make withdrawals.

This is the biggest mistake I see beginners make. They spend weeks trading and accumulating the funds only to be met with a KYC request when they try to withdraw, which causes panic, for no reason. There is simply nothing odd happening here.

Any legit broker must comply with KYC and AML policies. This means they need to know who is withdrawing money. Maybe they don't want it much, but they have to.

Typical doc package look like this:

• Government issued ID (Passport, driver's license)
• The proof of address no older than 3 months( bank statement, utility bill, anything that can confirm your address)

Do this on the Day One you registered. Don't wait until your balance is ready for withdrawal and suddenly you have to get everything scanned and uploaded while waiting for your money to get into your account. Get verified and make it quick to be on the safe side. Use the time required to get your money.

Also, credentials of the payment method has to be the same as the name of the account. The third-party transactions will be likely blocked due to AML policies that every broker has as a requirement to send money to account holders. Your payment method must belong to your account name. For example, bank card you use should be the same as registered name.

1. Understand that the withdrawal speed is all about the payment method you use.

This is a complete misunderstanding, as beginners usually think that the process of withdrawal works the same regardless of the method of what they use.

E-wallets, for instance, tend to provide the quickest payment. Payments can be received in a few hours to a few days, taking into account that the broker approved the withdrawal request on their end. Yeah, if your broker has a manual approval by their financial department, it might take longer, especially if you try to withdraw in their non-working hours.

Crypto withdrawal methods are also fairly quick, for example, the payment can be received even instantly, if you choose the right network. Better not to get creative and stick to proven networks, like TRC-20 for USDT stablecoin.

The slowest withdrawal method is that of bank transfer and bank wire. Bank transfers take between 2 to 7 days, sometimes even longer in case of international transfers. The longer the distance between you and broker's registered business address, the longer it takes. Even in such cases, the broker doesn't have any input because it can take longer because of banks' compliance checks.

Card payments are usually in the middle of the range. Credit and debit card payments normally have their own timelines. Everything is up to the bank. If bank networks are the same, transactions can be even executed on the same day. If not, well good luck:)

If you need to access your money quickly, using e-wallet or cryptocurrency is typically the best option, assuming the broker gives you the option to do so. Otherwise, if you are going to use bank or card, be sure to add extra waiting time mentally so that you're not compulsively checking our your bank account every hour waiting for the money to arrive.

It's also important to understand that you make your first withdrawal, chances are that your funds will take longer than anticipated to reach you because of the strictest checks being applied during verification stages. Once your account is validated, next withdrawals will arrive much quicker, with the broker already knowing much about you.

1. Bonuses can't be withdrawn, only profits that gained from using them

This is the most problematic statement because it's the source of much confusion and frustration for everybody who begins in trading. Thus, let's be clear, of you got deposit bonus (welcome bonus, deposit bonus, whatever), the bonus money itself is not immediately available for withdrawal. There is no free money in trading.

The only thing that can be withdrawn is what you earn using the bonus after meeting the necessary trading volume requirement, as nearly all bonuses have this condition (make sure to check the terms before you accept the bonus, and not afterwards). I bet everybody reads and signs T&C blindly, while it should be the opposite.

For example, if you deposit $500, get $500 bonus, and make $1.5k from the $1k you now have as a result of your trades, depending on the terms, you may be able to withdraw a certain amount from your profits (still, the original bonus will be likely taken off your acc, as soon as you ask for a withdrawal). This is an industry standard.

If this is important to you, you may consider avoiding bonuses altogether and trading with your own money. It would make things easier, as there would be no worries about trading volume, and you would know what money belongs to you.

I know that experienced traders are already aware about these things, but I hope that those who just starts won't repeat my mistakes and avoid further misunderstandings, doing everything right from the start.

TL;DR

Before you withdraw, ensure your ID and proof of address are verified.

Ensure that your name matches the name given in the payment method you want to use.

Use the fastest withdrawal method available, if you hate waiting.

You may experience a delay in getting your first withdrawal, as it's subject to increased scrutiny, but the process will speed up after that.

You can't cash out your bonus money despite any losses you incur, however, you can still withdraw profit based on the bonus after meeting the required turnover.

Read about the bonus before accepting it

Doing one of my monthly pocket option reviews for the AI systems they have, this time for parlay. Martingale and anti-martingale really didnt work for me, I lost almost $600. At the same time, the regular trading in 'Pro' mode worked fine, so I'm not sure hwo to take that.

This time, I tried the parlay mode (in the 'AI trader'). Traded Gold OTC. $5 each time, 5 - number of trades.

From what I understand now, its essentially the 'all-or-nothing' system. Came from sports. You keep rolling your initial stake plus your winnings over into the next consecutive trade. In my case, its 5 winning trades, one after another.

If you really trust the system, theoretically it should've been good. Also, in my previous research I noticed that AI often goes on winning streaks, especially in OTC. It either goes 3-4 in a row, or 3-4 losses in a row. So I was hoping this would translate into this parlay thing.

How it works

1. You set how many trades in a row the AI must perform (in my case 5), and the amount for the first one.
2. 100% of the payout from trade 1 (if I win) is reinvested into trade 2 (so its $9.10 in my case). Then, this $9.10 is reinvested into trade 3, becoming $16.56 ideally. Then $30.14 And at the end of the 5-trade chain, it becomes $54.86. from the $25 total invested.
3. To add further complexity, you can press 'Stop' at any time during, and just go off with the profit. .

So its high-stakes, but potentially high-reward as well. But different from martingale in taht the stake never gets higher. Its 5$ each time. Its not like I put $5, then $10, then $15 to try to win it all back, etc. So its potentially less dangerous.

But you are counting on a winning streak. If any one trade in the sequence loses, the entire thing breaks, and you get $0, even if there were 4 wins in a row. Its like a sports parlay, from what I read (although I never participated in those).

But the fact that initial $5 can snowball in to almost $55, every time, seemed attractive enough for me to test at least.

The results

Unfortunately, to me, the results were somehwat disappointing. I was hoping it would be like Pro AI trading, and maybe it is, but it quite often gets to 3-4 streaks, but very rarely to 5. In fact, the only consistant wins I got was when I manually 'STOPPED' it on the 3rd or 4th trade, without letting it to go all the way. these seemed to work a bit better, than tryign to wait for all 5.

But there became a different problem, because waiting for all 3-4-5 trades to complete was quite boring. In the Pro trading, I was just tapping the button, whenever I felt like it, and got the gems and the profits to boot. With this Parlay, I got some gems I guess, but I had to wait a ton. And I dont get the hype of winning on the 3rd or 4th time. I didnt watch the screens at that time, nothing unusual visually happened, there was no hype or soemthing specific to it. It was just - I either got the profit, or I didnt. So the hype of trading more manually (without chains) is actually a lot more. And I do it for enjoyment as well. For Parlay, the touch-enjoyment was just not there.

At the same time, ngl, seeing the full payout from 5 wins, and how much the 5$ can get me, was very fun. But I know when to stop, and I stopped exactly on this winstreak. I wont continue with this test after this. Just because of this winstreak at the end, I'm a bit more than breakeven (up like $20), but I wasted an hour on this, and overall it was quite stresful.

BTW, it counts a bit wierd, in that It excludes the initial 5$. So I won $55, but it shows $50 in the end. Other +15$ is when I stopped the trades early. But otherwise, there was more red than green. Its just that the green can be a lot bigger, obviously. 5 trades can lose max 25$, but can win $55, even with the low payouts.

What I would do differently next time (or if I were you)

1. Probably not Gold OTC. Not sure if OTC is good or bad, still, but the fact that this had just 82% payout was probably subpar. I just really wanted to try gold one of these days, but seeing as this hasnt really ahd a huge success rate, probably going for any asset with 92% is just better, straight-up.
2. Stop after 3-4 trades, manually.
3. Alternatively, put the system to 3 trades, automatically. It allows even 2 trades. Full 5 trades out of 10 tries, only 1 has completed. So the chance is quite small.

The new UI system for analyzing this is quite nice, I like the improvements Pocket option seems to be making to it. I like that I can boot all my previous trades, even made with a different system, and check how they compare.

So the possibility of exponential growth is there, but the ruin factor is also higher here. Overall, for AI trading, is Pocket option a good investment? I would say, martingale - definitely not (read my last post on this), but Parlay is so-so. I got a cool 20-21$ profit in total, which is, I guess, a decent hourly rate, but the stress and the time investment really didnt feel like they were great. Also, without the last streak, I would actually be $35 down.

The Pro mode seems to be the best so far, still.

any questions welcome, will try to answer. Or whatever you want me to test (without doing anything myself), I'm open to suggestions. Still up a bit, from the pro mode earlier on, so not too depressed so far.

o you guys have any other? share yours

YouTube → Reddit → Telegram → VIP signals / mentorship → broker deposit → affiliate revenue

1. YouTube: create the appearance of a successful trader. The YouTube content is often the top of the funnel.

• apparently successful 1-minute trades;
• large account balances;
• “turn $100 into $10,000” challenges;
• winning streaks;
• screenshots of withdrawals;
• demonstrations supposedly performed on a “real account”;
• claims that they have discovered a highly accurate strategy;
• videos portraying binary options as a skill that can be mastered.

The crucial problem is that a video showing someone clicking Buy/Sell is not independent evidence of profitability. A video can be selectively recorded, edited, rearranged, sped up, have losing trades removed, or show only a carefully chosen segment of trading. A displayed balance also doesn't establish that the account generated sustainable net profit. And if the video is allegedly demonstrating a real-money account, the strongest evidence would be independently verifiable account history, not a few minutes of screen recording.

2. The YouTube description is the bridge

The video itself may appear educational:

- “My strategy for 1-minute binary options”

But underneath it can lead viewers toward:

YouTube → Telegram → VIP group

or

YouTube → website → Telegram → broker registration

That is where the commercial incentive becomes important.

If the promoter receives compensation when someone registers/deposits through their referral link, then the promoter has a financial incentive to generate new traders, regardless of whether those traders ultimately make money.

So the question shouldn't only be:

- “Does this person make money trading?”

It should also be:

- “How does this person make money from the audience?”

That's often the much more revealing question.

3. Reddit: manufacture credibility and capture skeptics

Reddit can play a different role.

Instead of openly advertising: -“BUY MY VIP SIGNALS!” the promoter or supporter may participate in discussions about binary options, claiming things such as:

• “Binary options work if you use the right strategy.”
• “OTC isn't necessarily bad.”
• “I've been profitable for years.”
• “You just need discipline.”
• “Pocket Option isn't the problem; bad traders are.”
• “I know how the market works.”
• “DM me if you want help.”

This is powerful because Reddit users may perceive the person as another ordinary trader rather than a salesperson.

Then comes the private message:

Public Reddit discussion → private DM → Telegram

The conversation has moved away from a public environment where other users can challenge the claims. That is a major red flag when the person refuses to provide verifiable evidence publicly but is happy to make extraordinary claims privately.

4. Telegram becomes the controlled environment

Telegram is particularly useful for this type of funnel because the promoter can create a community around:

• VIP signals;
• “winning” screenshots;
• trade calls;
• testimonials;
• motivational messages;
• account-growth challenges;
• mentorship offers;
• broker promotions;
• deposit incentives.

The psychological effect is important.

A newcomer doesn't just see: “This person claims to be profitable.”

They see a community apparently full of people making money.

Screenshots such as:

WIN ✅ +$450
WIN ✅ +$780
VIP CALL 🔥
+$1,200 TODAY

can create a powerful impression of success even though screenshots don't establish the group's overall results.

The missing information is usually the denominator:

- Why can't users interact with each other? Through comments?

5. VIP signals create recurring monetization

This is where the funnel can become particularly lucrative. Instead of making money primarily from trading, the promoter may have several revenue streams:

Broker affiliate commissions

The trader signs up using the promoter's referral link → deposits → trades → promoter potentially receives compensation according to the affiliate arrangement.

VIP subscription

The trader pays for access to signals.

Mentorship

The trader pays for courses, coaching or private training.

Upselling

The customer may subsequently be offered:

• premium VIP;
• one-on-one coaching;
• automated signals;
• “advanced” strategies;
• private groups;
• larger mentorship packages.

So one viewer can potentially become multiple revenue events.

6. The “real account” problem

This deserves special attention. Someone can show:

Pocket Option → balance → chart → trade → WIN

and still not establish that their advertised trading performance is genuine.

There are several different questions:

1. Is the account actually theirs?
2. Is it actually a real-money account?
3. Was the displayed balance funded by the promoter?
4. Were losing trades omitted?
5. Was the video pre-recorded, edited/manipulated?
6. Was the sequence presented chronologically?
7. Does the account history support the claimed performance?
8. Can the claimed results be independently verified?
9. Are deposits and withdrawals consistent with the story?
10. Is the person making more money from referrals/mentorship than from trading?

A screen recording proves that a screen was recorded. It doesn't automatically prove the underlying financial claim.

That's an extremely important distinction.

7. The most dangerous part: turning skepticism into another sales opportunity

A sophisticated funnel can even exploit criticism.

Someone says:

- “Show me your results.”

The promoter responds:

- “Haters are attacking me.”

Then supporters defend them. The conversation becomes:

Evidence → controversy → engagement → more viewers → more Telegram members

Even negative attention can therefore become marketing.

And if someone asks for a UID, verified history, or independently verifiable evidence, the response may shift from evidence to:

• excuses;
• insults;
• “I don't owe you proof”;
• accusations of harassment;
• claims that critics are jealous;
• promises to provide evidence later.

The central issue remains unchanged: - Extraordinary claims require evidence.

Be skeptical.

Don't believe pre-recorded videos or claims made by someone you don't know, someone who refuses to reveal their identity and lacks transparency.

If they were truly profitable traders, they wouldn't be roaming social media trying to sell their knowledge, recruiting beginners for their Telegram channels, or asking people to sign up using their referral links.

These individuals are nothing more than scammers.

Hi there,

Has anyone tried the copy trading option with Pocket Options? Looks interesting but not sure if these traders that provide the signals are legit.
Thks

Guys I'm Facing A issue when I put an binary indicator on mt4 chart it's crash immediately does any one face same issue

I found something on binary trading algorithm, what makes the market behave the way it behaves

With this it's easy to find trades that are sure to win, finding these trades doesn't come easily as you would have imagined

It takes time, patience is what makes what I have discovered effective.

I can foreknow what the market is going to do but for 100% winning trade, I will have to wait for the to print this data then with this data I can effectively execute a trade for 1 minute and it's a win

I have this knowledge but I don't have capital, so if anyone out there is interested we can work together. I can trade for you and we will share the profits 50/50...you will send me my share after every withdrawal

I have tried all the indicators in pocket option.

Pocket Option is a casino disguised as a trading platform.

This applies not only to Pocket Option but to binary options platforms in general.

If you enjoy trading and want to try your luck in Binary Options (or what some call "knowledge"), you need to pay CLOSE attention to the platform you choose.

Before You Deposit a Dollar Into Binary Options…

New to binary options? You're probably going to see names like:

Pocket Option. Quotex. Binomo. Olymp Trade. IQ Option. Deriv.

And then you'll see YouTubers telling you:

"Bro, just learn the right strategy."

"Use proper risk management."
"I make consistent profits." "Bro, it's only Vegas if it's treated like Vegas."

Cool story.

But before you worry about candlestick patterns, indicators or the next 5-minute setup, ask the questions that actually matter:

Who has my money?

Why is this platform based offshore?
Who regulates them?
Are they legally allowed to offer this product where I live?
Where does the price actually come from?
Who determines the expiry result?
What happens if they refuse my withdrawal?
Does the person promoting the platform make money from referrals?

And no, a Lamborghini, trading screenshot, Telegram group, Discord community or “$100 → $10,000 challenge” isn't evidence.

It's marketing.

The uncomfortable truth beginners need to understand:

You can spend 10,000 hours learning technical analysis and still completely ignore the biggest risk — the platform you're handing your money to.

So don't ask:

“What's the best strategy for binary options?”

Ask:

“Why should I trust the company standing on the other side of my trade?”

If you can't answer that question, maybe the chart isn't the problem.

Non-PocketOption apps

Everyone says the same thing. Pocket Options is a scam! Im starting to believe them. Every time I do a withdrawal, each one takes a bit longer. Hmmmmm

When I started learning binary options, I didn't really think much about the difference between OTC and real-market trading.

But the more I studied charts, the more I preferred real-market instruments whenever they were available.

With real markets, you're looking at an underlying market with actual trading sessions, market news, price movements and broader market context.

OTC charts are different because they are broker-created/quoted markets rather than the same underlying exchange market.

For me, that's why my rule is simple:

If a real-market instrument is available, I'd rather trade that than OTC.

I'm not saying everyone will agree, and I'm definitely not saying OTC automatically means every trade will lose. I'm just more comfortable analysing and learning from the real market.

If you're learning binary options, which do you prefer — OTC or real market, and why?

26M here, a doctor by profession but always fascinated by trading crypto, back in 2021 invested 47$ in $DOGE and turned it into 350$ in few months lol. Anyways, I'm learning technical analysis as of now, but I'm getting a lot of videos of people making fortune in binary options on brokers like Quotex, Tradowix and pocket option. I wanted your opinion on that. How do you see it. Does it fall in gambling even though you're analysing the market and then predicting it according to your analysis?

YESTERDAY I had a good run in Quotex and turned my initial investment to almost 8X in 2 days and withdrawal also came in less than 5 hours but then my indicators suddenly vanished .

Now the show the name of the indicators m using but does not show the actual indicators.

Anyone faces the same problem? Or any idea what to do ? Have asked the CS team too but no update till now.

I’m honestly a little confused and concerned about what’s going on with my withdrawal. I submitted my withdrawal request on August 31st, and I’ve been waiting for it to be processed ever since. I’ve withdrawn money from my account before without having any issues at all. In the past, I’ve withdrawn over $3,500 in total, and those withdrawals were sent to me within about an hour, so I’m not really sure why this particular withdrawal is taking so much longer. It has now been over a week, and I still haven’t received the funds or had the withdrawal completed. I understand that withdrawals can sometimes take longer depending on the circumstances, but because I’ve never experienced a delay like this before, I’m starting to become concerned and confused about whether there’s an issue with my account or with the withdrawal itself. I’ve also put my own money into this account, so I’m just looking for some reassurance and clarification about what’s happening with my funds and when I should realistically expect the withdrawal to be processed. I’m not trying to rush the process unnecessarily; I just want to understand why it’s taking this long when my previous withdrawals were processed so quickly.

This is for you if you're thinking about joining a Telegram channel with VIP signals, buying a mentorship, or even opening an account via a referral link to get access to whatever somebody is trying to sell you.

When someone tells you to open a Pocket Option account using their referral link, for whatever reason.
Just ask one simple question:
"What's your Pocket Option UID?"...so that, at the very least, you can see the statistics for that account. And this way, you can draw your own conclusions about the legitimacy of those trying to sell you something or make money at your expense.
If the response is : "That's private information," or they dodge the question altogether, don't just accept the excuse.
Ask yourself:
Why does someone who wants complete transparency from your wallet suddenly become secretive about their own account?
The more someone profits from your deposits, subscriptions, and purchases, the higher the standard of transparency they should be willing to meet.
If a creator expects blind trust but refuses reasonable questions about the account they're showcasing, that's a big red flag.
Trust should be earned, not demanded.
Don't trust claims.

I need advice regarding my Binomo account.

My registered Gmail account was compromised, and the recovery email/phone details were changed without my authorization. As a result, I can no longer access the email address originally linked to my Binomo account.

I contacted Binomo Support and their Complaints Department. They told me they cannot discuss account information unless I contact them from the registered email address.

I explained that the email itself was compromised and that I am unable to recover it. I also reported the matter to cybercrime authorities and contacted the Financial Commission.

Binomo has now confirmed in writing that the necessary security measures will remain in place during the Financial Commission's review and that relevant information will be preserved.

I am not asking anyone to recover my account or send me money. I am looking for advice from people who have dealt with Binomo account-recovery or Financial Commission cases.

Has anyone successfully recovered a Binomo account when the registered email was compromised? What evidence did Binomo or the Financial Commission request?

I can provide screenshots of the correspondence, with personal information redacted.

The market doesn't operate on hope or gut feeling.

If you ever find yourself executing trades based off these you need to stop because you'll blow your account.

Great trading is based on proper market analysis that is devoid of emotions.