Retired from the traded set — British Pound / Canadian Dollar is no longer traded or scanned. Its history stays published at full weight and keeps counting in the track record.
Every resolved Sigmo signal on GBPCAD, 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-02 | LONG | 1.87923 | 1.8705 | 1.89669 | 1.90542 | SL HIT | -1.0R |
Trade log — why, what happened, lessonWhy the trade was taken: Sterling's advance over the Canadian dollar holds enough alignment across timeframes for the engine to justify a long, though the moderate grade keeps expectations measured. Confidence sits at 67 percent — a workable read rather than a compelling one, with the stop parked beyond the nearest level that would undo the case and targets fixed at 2R and 3R. What happened: The engine read enough cross-timeframe alignment to justify a measured long on GBP/CAD, though at a moderate grade and 67 percent this was never a compelling case. Price moved against the thesis and took out the stop for a full minus one R, which the level had been placed to respect. Lesson: A workable read is not a strong one; sizing and expectations should track the grade, since moderate setups will lose their share. |
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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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