GBP/CHF signals

GBP/CHF signals, with every result on record

MarketPro has published and closed 15 GBP/CHF signals since September 2024. 13 reached at least the first target, 2 hit the stop first. Every one is on this page, the losing trades included.

Last reviewed by the MarketPro research desk · Editorial policy

Closed signals

15

since September 2024

Win rate

86.7%

13 of 15 reached TP1
Break-even at this ratio: 44.0%

Net result

+546 pips

+621 won, −75 lost

Average win / loss

+48 / −37

1.27 to 1 reward to risk

Figures measured from the live signal database on . Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Losses
2 stopped before any target
No result
0 closed early or expired, counted against the rate
Furthest target reached
TP1 4 · TP2 5 · TP3 4
Buy / sell
Buy 12, 92% won Sell 3, 67% won
Profit factor
8.28
Max drawdown
−55 pips peak to trough of the running total
Longest losing run
1 in a row
Median time open
2d 9h
Best signal
+118 pips 2 Jan 2025
Worst signal
−40 pips 13 Jan 2025
Running total, in pipsEach point is one closed signal, in the order it closed. Hover or use the arrow keys for detail.
October 2024September 2026
Recent signals

The 12 most recent GBP/CHF signals

Newest first, in the order they closed, whatever the outcome. Nothing is picked out: the rest are in the full log below.

17 Sep 2026

1H · Range fade

Buy
Entry
1.10138
Stop
1.09762 hit
TP1
1.10290 reached
TP2
1.10466
TP3
1.10818

TP1 reached, then stopped +15 pips

Published 17 Sep 2026, 18:03 UTC · closed after 3d 21h

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

GBPCHF is fading the lower edge of a well-tested H1 range (5 touches, ~5.5 ATR tall) with RSI hooking up from 36 to 41 and both the 4h and daily trends bullish behind it, the aligned-with-HTF fade profile that has earned on this desk. Long from the edge targets the range interior: TP1 at ~half the stop distance for a high-probability first touch, stop tucked below the 1.099 range floor. Note GBP Retail Sales at 06:00 UTC tomorrow is well outside this trade window but worth watching. Risk: the turn is confirmed but the hook is moderate, so the runner past TP1 is less certain than TP1 itself.

16 Sep 2026

1H · Momentum cross · Limit order

Buy
Entry
1.10363
Stop
1.10153 hit
TP1
1.10516 reached
TP2
1.10573 reached
TP3
1.10783

TP2 reached, then stopped +21 pips

Published 16 Sep 2026, 23:03 UTC · closed after 14h 22m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

GBPCHF printed a fresh 1h EMA20/50 bullish cross (2 bars old) confirmed by aligned 4h and 1d uptrends. Price has already popped ~14 pips above the trigger, so rather than chase we place a buy-limit back at the breakout/EMA zone near 1.1036 for a cleaner entry. Stop sits below the recent 1h base; TP1 is a tight first target with the runner extending toward the 5d high. Note: a high-impact BoE rate decision lands tomorrow at 11:00 UTC, the order is set to expire before that window, but manage risk into the event.

15 Sep 2026

1H · Range fade

Buy
Entry
1.10186
Stop
1.09963
TP1
1.10343 reached
TP2
1.10415 reached
TP3
1.10510 reached

TP3 reached +32 pips

Published 15 Sep 2026, 09:03 UTC · closed after 5h 7m

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

GBPCHF is fading the well-tested lower edge of a wide 1h range (1.1006-1.1055) after a sharp drop and an RSI hook back up from oversold. The setup is aligned with bullish 4h and daily structure, which favours the bounce back into the range interior. Original TP1 was too tight to clear the pip floor, so targets are widened slightly while keeping the runner below the 1.1055 range top / 20d high, which is a hard wall. Risk: range-fade has bled recently and this pair's one prior long fade stopped out, so treat as a modest idea. Stop sits just below the range floor.

27 Aug 2026

1H · Range fade

Buy
Entry
1.09188
Stop
1.08975
TP1
1.09338 reached
TP2
1.09398 reached
TP3
1.09560 reached

TP3 reached +37 pips

Published 27 Aug 2026, 14:46 UTC · closed after 1d

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

GBPCHF is fading the lower edge of a well-tested H1 range (lower ~1.0915) with price rejecting the edge and RSI turning up from oversold (27->32). Both 4h and daily trends lean bullish, so this bounce runs with the higher-timeframe bias. I took the entry at market at the edge rather than the scanner's 1.0927 (which sat too far into the interior), placed the stop below the range floor, and set TP1 mid-range with runners toward the upper edge. Risk: a clean break below the range floor invalidates the fade, and this pair-direction has one prior scratch.

17 Aug 2026

1H · Range fade · Limit order

Buy
Entry
1.09772
Stop
1.09466 hit
TP1
1.09946 reached
TP2
1.10121
TP3
1.10470

TP1 reached, then stopped +17 pips

Published 17 Aug 2026, 10:15 UTC · closed after 2d 3h

AI-reviewed

Why it was published

GBPCHF is rejecting the well-tested lower edge of a wide H1 range after a sharp flush to 1.0952. RSI has hooked up hard from oversold (29.6 to 40.9) and both the 4h and daily trends are bullish, aligning with a long bounce back into the range. Buy limit placed slightly deeper at 1.09772 for a better fill; stop tightened to just below the range floor (original was too wide for our risk band). TP1 targets the mid-range with clean air; TP2 sits near the range top, where the 5d/20d high forms a wall, so expect resistance there. No high-impact events pending.

22 Jul 2026

1H · Range fade

Buy
Entry
1.08622
Stop
1.08351 hit
TP1
1.08758 reached
TP2
1.08893 reached
TP3
1.09164

TP2 reached, then stopped +27 pips

Published 22 Jul 2026, 10:45 UTC · closed after 8d 3h

Free signalAI-reviewed

Why it was published

Range-fade long on GBPCHF: price is holding the lower half of a well-tested ~4.5-ATR range (edges 1.0846/1.0894) with RSI hooking up from 36 to 41, and both the 4h and daily EMA stacks lean bullish, which supports fading this side. Stop sits below the range floor and the 5-day low for structural protection; TP1 is a conservative ~0.5x the stop distance with clean air below prevailing resistance. Note the RSI turn is mid-range rather than a deep oversold extreme, so this is a moderate-conviction idea, not a strong one. No high-impact events pending.

20 Oct 2025

Sell
Entry
1.06400
Stop
1.06800
TP1
1.06200 reached
TP2
1.05800 reached
TP3
1.05400

TP2 reached +60 pips

Published 20 Oct 2025, 13:06 UTC · closed after 6d 20h

16 Oct 2025

Sell
Entry
1.07161
Stop
1.07564
TP1
1.06880 reached
TP2
1.06570 reached
TP3
1.05985 reached

TP3 reached +118 pips

Published 16 Oct 2025, 13:48 UTC · closed after 17h 21m

6 Feb 2025

Buy
Entry
1.12350
Stop
1.12000 hit
TP1
1.12600
TP2
1.12900
TP3
1.13400

Stopped out −35 pips

Published 6 Feb 2025, 11:05 UTC · closed after 57m

31 Jan 2025

Buy
Entry
1.12790
Stop
1.12430 hit
TP1
1.12990 reached
TP2
1.13400
TP3
1.13900

TP1 reached, then stopped +20 pips

Published 31 Jan 2025, 15:01 UTC · closed after 2d 9h

13 Jan 2025

Sell
Entry
1.11840
Stop
1.12240 hit
TP1
1.11600
TP2
1.11200
TP3
1.10490

Stopped out −40 pips

Published 13 Jan 2025, 17:48 UTC · closed after 5h 6m

2 Jan 2025

Buy
Entry
1.12620
Stop
1.12270
TP1
1.12900 reached
TP2
1.13200 reached
TP3
1.13800 reached

TP3 reached +118 pips

Published 2 Jan 2025, 13:54 UTC · closed after 4d 24h

Full log

Every GBP/CHF signal

All 15, newest first. Pips follow the counting rules further down the page.

All 15 closed GBP/CHF signals, newest first
ClosedDirectionEntryStopOutcomePips
21 Sep 2026 Buy 1.10138 1.09762 ✓ TP1, then stop +15
17 Sep 2026 Buy 1.10363 1.10153 ✓ TP2, then stop +21
15 Sep 2026 Buy 1.10186 1.09963 ✓ TP3 +32
28 Aug 2026 Buy 1.09188 1.08975 ✓ TP3 +37
19 Aug 2026 Buy 1.09772 1.09466 ✓ TP1, then stop +17
30 Jul 2026 Buy 1.08622 1.08351 ✓ TP2, then stop +27
27 Oct 2025 Sell 1.06400 1.06800 ✓ TP2 +60
17 Oct 2025 Sell 1.07161 1.07564 ✓ TP3 +118
6 Feb 2025 Buy 1.12350 1.12000 ✕ Stop −35
3 Feb 2025 Buy 1.12790 1.12430 ✓ TP1, then stop +20
13 Jan 2025 Sell 1.11840 1.12240 ✕ Stop −40
7 Jan 2025 Buy 1.12620 1.12270 ✓ TP3 +118
2 Jan 2025 Buy 1.13480 1.13130 ✓ TP1, then stop +20
31 Oct 2024 Buy 1.12100 1.11750 ✓ TP2, then stop +70
4 Oct 2024 Buy 1.12340 1.11980 ✓ TP2 +66

About GBP/CHF

GBP/CHF is the price of one British pound in Swiss francs. Sterling against the safe-haven franc, a cross that moves further than its components suggest.

The central banks behind it are the Bank of England and the Swiss National Bank, and it tends to be most active during the London session. MarketPro measures it in pips of 0.0001. The most recent winning signal was a buy from 1.10138 that reached TP1 at 1.10290, a move of 15 pips.

Before acting on any GBP/CHF signal, size it from the stop with the position size calculator, so the loss if it fails is an amount you chose.

How these numbers are counted

  • A win is a signal that reached at least its first take-profit. It is counted at the furthest target it reached, so a signal that touched TP2 is worth the distance to TP2. A stop touched after a target does not turn a win into a loss. 7 wins in this record did touch the stop after their last target; a trader who held the whole position past that target would have given some back.
  • A loss is a signal that hit its stop before any target. It costs the full original stop distance, even where the stop was later moved closer.
  • No result means a signal closed early before any level, or a pending order expired unfilled. These count against the win rate, which is wins divided by every closed signal, and add nothing to the pip total.
  • Pips are measured from the published prices: 0.0001 on most pairs, 0.01 on yen pairs and silver, 0.1 on gold. No spread, commission or slippage is deducted, and your own result depends on your entry, your position size and how you exit.
  • Break-even is the win rate a record with the same average win and average loss would need just to finish flat: 1 ÷ (1 + average win ÷ average loss). A win rate means little without it.

This is the same scoring the app uses for its own track record, so the numbers here and in the app agree.

The record has three sources, and all three are included, because leaving one out would be choosing the record rather than reporting it. In 2024, 35 signals came from a human analyst desk that no longer operates. From March 2024 to February 2026, signals came from an earlier automated system. Since 14 Jul 2026, every signal comes from the current engine, which scans for setups and puts each candidate through an AI review before it can be published. Nothing was published between February 2026 and July 2026. The current engine's figures are also shown on their own, so it can be judged separately.

The whole record, and the current engine on its own
ClosedWin rateNet pipsAvg win / lossBreak-even
All time, since September 2024 15 86.7% +546 +48 / −37 44.0%
Current engine, since 14 Jul 2026 6 100.0% +149 +25 / –

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Written and reviewed by the MarketPro research desk

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FAQ

GBP/CHF signals: common questions

What is MarketPro's GBP/CHF win rate?
Across 15 closed GBP/CHF signals from September 2024 to September 2026, 13 reached at least the first take-profit, a win rate of 86.7%. 2 hit the stop before any target. The average win was 48 pips and the average loss 38, so a record with that ratio breaks even at 44.0%. Not investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Does MarketPro show its losing GBP/CHF signals?
Yes. 2 GBP/CHF signals hit the stop before reaching a target, and each is in the full log on this page with its entry, stop and result in pips.
How often are GBP/CHF signals published?
15 signals have closed since September 2024, the latest on 21 Sep 2026. There is no fixed schedule: a signal is published only when a setup passes both the engine scan and the review, so some weeks carry several and some carry none.
Are GBP/CHF signals free?
Every account gets free signals each week, drawn from the whole feed, so a free one can be GBP/CHF or any other covered market. 1 signal on this page went out free. Premium unlocks every live signal, and free premium days can be earned through referrals and in-app rewards.
How big is a pip on GBP/CHF?
MarketPro measures GBP/CHF in pips of 0.0001, so a move from 1.10140 to 1.10240 is 10 pips. What a pip is worth in money depends on your position size; the pip calculator works it out.
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