Crypto and futures signals: Forecasts with a trade plan
Bitcoin, crypto pairs and index futures: a forecast of the next move and a trade plan with entry, stop and target.
Track record
Not enough scored signals yet: 8 so far. The record appears here at 20. How we count.
Questions
What's the Crypto and futures signals hit rate?
Crypto and futures signals does not have enough scored signals yet. The hit rate appears here as soon as the first signals are scored.
What counts as a win?
The stock moved in the called direction from the close of the day the signal was issued to the next trading day's close.
Why can a lower hit rate still make money?
What a signal makes depends on how big its wins are against its losses as well as how often it wins, so this page shows the average win, the average loss and the expectancy next to the hit rate.
Recent signals
| Ticker | Call | Issued |
|---|---|---|
| NQ=F | bullish | Nov 03, 2026 14:04 UTC |
| GC=F | bullish | Nov 02, 2026 07:48 UTC |
| NQ=F | bearish | Oct 28, 2026 04:27 UTC |
| NQ=F | sideways | Oct 28, 2026 04:26 UTC |
| BTC | bullish | Oct 25, 2026 16:38 UTC |
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Live signals (members)
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How we count
Every bullish or bearish call published since Oct 18, 2026; test-channel runs are excluded. A signal's result is the underlying's move from the close of the day it was issued (the next day's close when it was issued after the 4 pm ET close) to the following trading day's close, in the called direction. A win is a result above zero. Hit rate is wins divided by signals, rounded down. Expectancy is the average result per signal, losers included. Max drawdown is the largest fall, from a peak, of the cumulative P&L of a book that puts $1,000 on every signal; the worst losing streak is the most losing signals in a row. Past results do not predict future ones.