Trading signals are trade ideas shared by an experienced trader (or an automated system) that highlight a potential opportunity in the market. A typical signal includes the instrument (pair), the intended entry area, and clear risk/exit logic — usually a stop (invalidation) and one or more targets.
At Tristan Trading, signals are not treated as "magic alerts" that replace thinking. They’re used as structured examples of the framework: why the setup exists, what conditions need to be true, where the trade is wrong, and when the best decision is to do nothing. The goal is that you learn the logic behind the trade, not just the direction.
Also important: even if you follow signals, you still control your own account. Execution, risk, and discipline are always on you. Nothing here is financial advice — it’s education and shared market analysis.