Algorithmic Index
& USDJPY Signals
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Signals are auto-published to a private Telegram channel the instant the algorithm fires, typically within 2-4 seconds of the trigger candle closing. Every message contains the instrument, side, exact entry, stop-loss, take-profit, and pre-calculated R:R. No manual relay, no analyst delay.

Five, on two systems. The index system trades four index CFDs: US500 (S&P 500), US100 (Nasdaq 100), US30 (Dow Jones) and DE40 (DAX). The USDJPY Morning Range trades one currency pair, USDJPY, and is part of every plan. USDJPY is the only currency pair we signal. These are markets where the cost of trading is small next to the size of the stop.

Any broker that quotes the four indices and USDJPY. The signals are platform-agnostic plain price levels (entry, stop-loss, take-profit), so you can execute on MT4, MT5, cTrader, or your broker’s own app. We’re not affiliated with any broker and take no referral commissions. Spread is the thing that matters: the backtest charges the spread quoted on each trade’s entry bar, a median of 0.3 points on US500, 0.7 on US30, 0.9 on US100 and 0.5 on DE40, plus 0.20 points of slippage per side. On USDJPY it charges the spread quoted on the entry bar with the broker’s markup included and no commission, a median of about 0.9 pips, plus 0.20 pips of slippage per side. A broker much worse than that will eat the edge.

In three windows. DE40 trades the European open, from 09:00 in Frankfurt. US500, US100 and US30 trade the US cash session, 09:30 to 15:55 New York, which is roughly 15:30 to 21:55 CET. The USDJPY Morning Range can enter from 05:00 CET and closes anything still open at 17:00 CET (11:00 New York). Across the Diamond account the median trade lasts about 3.3 hours and 90% close within about 10 hours; USDJPY trades run longest, a median of 8.7 hours. Nothing is held through the daily rollover or over a weekend, and there are no index signals on days the exchange is closed for a holiday.

Across the three-year backtest Economic (DE40 and USDJPY) averaged about 8 trades a week, Premium (US500, US100, US30 and USDJPY) about 14, and Diamond, which has all five, about 17, roughly 3 to 4 per trading day. About 5 a week of those are the USDJPY Morning Range, at most one a weekday, and the same USDJPY signal goes to every plan. Each index trade opens three positions with different targets; a USDJPY trade is a single position. Those are three-year averages. Actual frequency varies with market conditions, and there are quiet weeks.

Tipster services are people posting opinions, discretionary calls coloured by emotion, ego, and hindsight. Everything here is taken by the algorithm: no humans in the loop, no second-guessing. Every entry carries a hard stop, and there is no martingale, no grid, and no averaging down. It was originally built for the private use of two quant traders, who decided to open part of the feed to the public.

Both systems were replayed bar by bar with no knowledge of what came next: the index system over 5-minute bars, the USDJPY Morning Range over 1-minute bars using the code the service runs it with. On one account they cover 2023-09-01 to 2026-09-29: 796 trading sessions and 2,787 trades on all five instruments. Every trade is charged the spread actually quoted on its entry bar rather than a flat assumption (on USDJPY with the broker’s markup included and no commission), plus 0.20 of slippage per side (points on the indices, pips on USDJPY). We also run every result against a control: the same trades, at the same times, with the same stops and targets, but with the direction picked at random, averaged over every seed each book has (3 for the indices, 20 for USDJPY). The Diamond account beats that control by 0.089 R per trade (t = 3.60). Backtested performance is hypothetical and never guarantees future results.

The signals are size-agnostic. We publish R-multiples, not lot sizes. Two things pull against each other: you need a low enough risk % to fit the margin, and a high enough balance for that risk % to clear your broker’s minimum lot. They meet around 0.4-0.5% risk on $3,000-4,000. As rough guidance: Economic about $1,500+, Premium about $2,500+, Diamond about $3,000-4,000.

Enter it in the promotion code box on the Stripe checkout page. It takes 50% off your first payment on any tier, monthly or yearly, so on a monthly plan it halves the first month and on a yearly plan it halves the whole first year. It is limited to the first 100 new subscribers and applies once per customer, on your first subscription only. Renewals bill at the normal rate.

Yes. Cancel from your dashboard in two clicks, on monthly or yearly. Upgrades take effect immediately and are prorated; downgrades apply at the start of your next billing cycle, so you don’t lose coverage you’ve already paid for.

Between 9.99% and 10.31%, depending on the tier. Economic is $755.99 a year instead of $839.88, Premium $1,079 instead of $1,199.88, and Diamond $1,399 instead of $1,559.88. That works out to roughly $63, $89.92 and $116.58 a month. The year is billed once up front and renews annually; everything else about the plan is identical, including the instruments and the option to pause or cancel.

No. TFXSignal is a signal service. We publish algorithmic outputs. You decide whether, when, and how much to execute. We do not manage money, execute on your behalf, or give personalised advice. Trading leveraged CFDs carries substantial risk; you may lose more than your deposit. Full disclosure at the bottom of this page.