A signal is a trade idea from a creator with tracked results. It lists the asset, buy or sell, entry, stop loss, and take profit. You choose whether to act. We do not trade for you.
What a Signal Contains
Each signal includes structured information:
- Asset:
- What is being traded, such as EUR/USD or gold
- Direction:
- Buy or sell
- Entry Level:
- The price level to open the trade
- Stop-Loss (SL):
- The level to exit if the trade goes against you
- Take-Profit (TP):
- The target level to close with a gain
- Rationale:
- Optional notes on why the trade was shared
Signals Are Not Automated
We do not link to your broker or place trades for you.
A new signal is info for you to read. You choose whether to trade it and place the order yourself.
How Performance Is Verified
Signal outcomes are tracked automatically:
- When price hits take profit, the signal is marked as a win
- When price hits stop loss, the signal is marked as a loss
- Every result stays on the public record
Creators cannot delete or modify signal outcomes. This creates a transparent performance history.
Free vs Premium Signals
Creators control which signals are free or premium:
Free Signals
Available to all users for discovery and evaluation
Premium Signals
Require a subscription to access full details
Finished signals stay public no matter your plan.
User Responsibility
Signals are trading ideas, not financial advice. Users are responsible for:
- Evaluating whether a signal fits their trading strategy
- Managing their own risk and position sizing
- Executing trades through their own broker
- Understanding that losses are possible
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Expecting signals to execute automatically — SignalFloor does not connect to brokers
- Ignoring the stop loss level — it exists to limit your downside risk
- Entering a signal long after publication when the price has already moved past entry
Summary
Signals are trade ideas with tracked results. They are not auto-trades. You review them and trade on your own.