NZD/CHF signals, with every result on record

About NZD/CHF

NZD/CHF is the price of one New Zealand dollar in Swiss francs. A higher-yielding commodity currency against the safe-haven franc, driven by risk sentiment and the two central banks.

The central banks behind it are the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and the Swiss National Bank, and it tends to be most active during the Sydney and Tokyo and London sessions. MarketPro measures it in pips of 0.0001. The most recent winning signal was a sell from 0.45870 that reached TP1 at 0.45650, a move of 22 pips.

Before acting on any NZD/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. 8 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.

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