Every resolved Sigmo signal on EURCAD, judged at the exact levels published when it posted. Stop-outs shown at full weight — a history with the losses removed is a history with deletions. Live signals appear here only after they resolve; the board shows them the moment they post.
| Closed | Direction | Entry | Stop | TP1 | TP2 | Outcome | Result |
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| 2026-10-01 | LONG | 1.60814 | 1.59914 | 1.62614 | 1.63514 | SL HIT | -1.0R |
Trade log — why, what happened, lessonWhy the trade was taken: A moderate long on the euro against the loonie sits on trend and momentum reading the same direction across timeframes, though at 65 percent the alignment is workable rather than commanding. The stop rests beyond the nearest structure that would break the case, with targets held at fixed 2R and 3R and nothing touched once the trade is live. What happened: The engine's read placed trend and momentum the same way across timeframes, but at 65 percent this was workable rather than commanding alignment. Price moved against the long and took out the stop beyond nearest structure, closing the trade at minus one R. Lesson: A moderate-confidence read is a probability, not a promise, so position the stop where the case truly breaks and let it do its work. |
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| 2026-09-02 | LONG | 1.61602 | 1.6034 | 1.64126 | 1.65388 | SL HIT | -1.0R |
Trade log — why, what happened, lessonWhy the trade was taken: Long the euro against the Canadian dollar rests on timeframes that pull the same way, trend and momentum aligned to the upside at a moderate 70 percent. The stop sits beyond the nearest structure that would undo the case, with targets fixed at 2R and 3R and nothing touched once the trade is live. What happened: The engine's read had trend and momentum aligned to the upside at a moderate 70 percent, but price broke back through the structure that underpinned the case and the stop was taken for a full minus one R. The long thesis simply did not hold once live. Lesson: A moderate, aligned read still fails a fair share of the time; the fixed stop is what keeps a losing case to a single R. |
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| 2026-08-24 | LONG | 1.60724 | 1.6031 | 1.61552 | 1.61966 | TP1 HIT | +2.0R |
Trade log — why, what happened, lessonWhy the trade was taken: The euro's structure against the Canadian dollar leans higher, enough that the engine reads trend and momentum aligned long across its timeframes for a moderate case at 65 percent. The stop rests beyond the nearest level that would break the case, with targets fixed at 2R and 3R and no interference once live. What happened: The euro held its higher-leaning structure against the Canadian dollar and the aligned read carried price to the first target for a clean 2R. This was a moderate case at 65 percent, and it resolved as the thesis intended without needing intervention. Lesson: A moderate-confidence case is still worth taking when trend and momentum align; let the structure do the work and take the target as fixed. |
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| 2025-11-27 | LONG | 1.62795 | 1.62613 | 1.62946 | 1.63098 | SL HIT | -1.0R |
| 2025-11-25 | LONG | 1.62577 | 1.62417 | 1.62711 | 1.62844 | TP1 HIT | +0.84R |
| 2025-11-25 | LONG | 1.62814 | 1.62577 | 1.63131 | 1.63289 | SL HIT | -1.0R |
| 2025-11-20 | SHORT | 1.61972 | 1.62411 | 1.61387 | 1.61095 | SL HIT | -1.0R |
| 2025-11-17 | LONG | 1.62991 | 1.62795 | 1.63154 | 1.63318 | SL HIT | -1.0R |
Levels are the ones published at post time — never restated. R measures each result against the risk taken (what R means); a stop-out is −1R by construction.
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