Free forex signals, with the levels included

What you get without paying

A free MarketPro account includes:

• Vetted free signals every week, with entry, stop, TP1, TP2, TP3, the setup type, the timeframe and the chart.
• Full tracking on it. Push notifications as levels are hit, and the signal closed and archived when it finishes.
• The complete trading academy. Lessons, quizzes, XP, streaks and the glossary.
• Every in-app calculator, plus the eleven on this site.
• Charts and market data for the covered instruments.

What premium adds is every live signal instead of one. That is the whole difference. There is no separate "VIP" tier with better ideas, because a two-tier quality system would mean deliberately publishing worse signals to someone.

Why the free signal exists

Because the claim "our signals are good" is unfalsifiable in an advert. The only honest way to sell a signal service is to let people watch a real one play out before they pay, and one a day is enough to form a view within a couple of weeks without giving away the product.

It also means the free tier is not the product. Services that give away unlimited signals are monetising something else, and in this industry that something is almost always a broker rebate paid on the volume their users generate. That model rewards sending more signals, not sending better ones, and the incentive shows up in the feed within a month.

Earning premium instead of paying for it

Three routes, all of which convert into free premium days:

• Referrals. Invite someone who genuinely wants the app and you both get premium days.
• In-app rewards and streaks. Completing academy modules and maintaining a daily streak earns XP that redeems for access.
• Broker cashback. Link an Exness or XM account and part of your spread and commission comes back. For an active trader this alone can exceed the subscription cost. The cashback calculator shows what it is worth at your volume.

This is the "Earn" part of Trade · Learn · Earn, and it is a deliberate answer to the fact that most traders are already paying for several subscriptions.

How to read a free signals offer

Four questions that resolve almost every case:

1. Is it permanent or a trial? "Free forex signals" that expire in seven days is a trial with different wording.
2. Do the free signals have stops? Free feeds frequently drop the stop level, which conveniently makes the results unverifiable.
3. Must you open an account with a specific broker? Then the signals are not free. You are paying in spread, and the provider is paid on your volume.
4. Is past performance visible? If free signals vanish from the channel after they lose, there is no record to check.

The Telegram signals page covers why chat-based free feeds have this problem structurally, not by accident.

What signals cannot do

Worth stating plainly, because the category is full of people who will not.

No signal service can tell you what price will do. A signal is a structured, filtered opinion with a defined invalidation point. Some will lose. A service whose marketing implies otherwise (guaranteed returns, "100% accurate", a win rate quoted with no sample size or timeframe attached) is describing something that does not exist.

Signals also cannot manage your account. The position size is yours, the decision to take the trade is yours, and the discipline to honour the stop is yours. Two people can follow the same signal for a month and get completely different results purely from how they sized and exited. That is why MarketPro ships an academy and calculators alongside the feed rather than just the feed.

Trading foreign exchange and other leveraged instruments carries a high level of risk and can result in the loss of some or all of your capital. Signals and educational content provided in MarketPro are for informational purposes only and do not constitute investment advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation to trade. Past performance is not indicative of future results. You are solely responsible for your own trading decisions. Only trade with money you can afford to lose, and seek independent advice if necessary.