signals
What a signal's status, result and timeline mean
Tell whether a signal is still open, what happened to it, and when.
- Step 1
Open the feed
Open Signals in the panel. The feed opens on Active, with Closed and All beside it.
- Step 2
Find the status chip
The status chip ends a card's top row. Tap the card; the same chip sits in the signal's page header.
- Step 3
Open statuses
Active and Partially closed mean the trade is still open.
- Step 4
In-flight statuses
Closing and Cancelling mean the provider's command is out; the status holds until the execution report lands.
- Step 5
Final statuses
Closed at TP, Closed at SL, Closed manually, Closed by admin and Cancelled mean it is over.
- Step 6
Read the result chip
On a closed signal the result chip sits beside the status in the page header: "Profit N pips", "Loss N pips", "Breakeven" or "Profit · TP hit".
ExampleProfit 42 pips
- Step 7
Check the timeline
On the same page, below Exit levels, sits Signal timeline: one row per event, with its number and exact time.
ExamplePublished
Result
At a glance you can tell whether a signal is open or closed, how it ended, and when each event happened.