Consumer review and research
Trading Signal Review Glossary
Plain definitions for product categories, publication evidence, order interpretation and subscription comparisons.
Reviewed 11 October 2026
Product categories
Research: analysis or model information used to inform a reader's decision. Pick: an externally selected trading idea. Scanner: software that searches for candidates matching conditions. Chart alert: a notification when a selected rule or threshold is met. Information event: a reported market occurrence that may require interpretation.
Automation: configured rules connected to a supported action workflow. Copying: following operations from a selected account under a defined mechanism. A marketplace supplies access to multiple sellers or leaders; it is not itself one strategy.
Evidence definitions
Original call: the instruction as published before the outcome. Amendment: a later change with its own time and content. Eligible population: every item entering an evaluation under a predeclared rule. Unresolved state: an item whose final outcome or interpretation has not been established.
Research fill: a hypothetical reference under a defined convention. Broker fill: an actual executed order. Publication commitment: a cryptographic object covering specified content. Confirmed timestamp proof: evidence in a defined proof system, whose coverage and status should be inspected.
Order and account interpretation
A market order seeks execution at available conditions and does not guarantee a chosen price. A limit order specifies a price constraint and may remain unfilled. A stop order has a trigger mechanism and needs its actual order type understood. An account result incorporates its own executions, costs, sizing and cash flows.
Gross instrument movement is different from net account return. Open-position value differs from realised cash results. A competition record belongs to a named event and account scope; it is not the realised outcome of every later subscriber.
Purchase terms
Billing period: the period purchased by a charge. Monthly equivalent: an annual amount divided for comparison, without changing its upfront commitment. Renewal: a later billing event under the accepted contract. Cancellation: an action changing future access or billing. Refund: money returned under a separate applicable policy.
An introductory offer can differ from renewal terms. A free tier can differ from a temporary trial. A separately billed add-on may require its own cancellation. Preserve the exact named purchase when comparing any of these terms.
Source documents
Public documents inspected on 11 October 2026. Product descriptions and terms are seller statements; this review does not establish subscriber returns, measured delivery speed or a paid subscription test.