Free forex signals · Telegram
Forex signals that come with their reasoning.
Entry, stop loss, take profit and the context behind each trade, posted to our official Telegram channel. No hype, no profit promises. Just clear ideas you can check for yourself.
Example of the signal format on Telegram. Not a live trade idea or a recommendation.
Markets we watch
Volatility, best hours to trade and correlations for each pair, worked out from the last year of price data.
Closing prices as of 6 October 2026. Delayed data, for reference only.
Which sessions are open right now
Forex trades 24 hours a day, five days a week, but most of the movement happens when London and New York overlap.
Times shown in UTC.
Sydney
Tokyo
London
New York
Free trading calculators
Size every trade properly before you place it. No sign-up needed, and everything runs in your browser.
Pip calculator
What one pip is worth on any pair, in your account currency.
Lot size calculator
Position size from your balance, risk % and stop loss.
Margin calculator
Margin required to open a trade at your leverage.
Profit calculator
Profit or loss between an entry and exit price.
Risk:reward calculator
Reward-to-risk ratio and the win rate needed to break even.
Compounding calculator
How a monthly return compounds over time, with withdrawals.
Learn the basics properly
Plain-English guides to how forex works, from your first pip to managing risk.
Basics
What is forex trading? A plain-English guide
How the foreign exchange market works, who trades it, how currency pairs are quoted and what actually moves exchange rates.
Basics
What is a pip in forex? Pips, pipettes and pip value
What a pip is, why JPY pairs are different, how to calculate pip value for any pair and account currency, with worked examples.
Basics
Lot sizes explained: standard, mini, micro and nano lots
What a lot is in forex, how lot size changes your risk per pip, and how to choose the right size for your account.
Signals
How to read a forex signal (and act on it safely)
Every part of a forex signal explained (pair, direction, entry, stop loss, take profit) plus how to size the trade and what to do when price has already moved.
Risk
Forex risk management: the rules that keep you trading
Position sizing, risk per trade, stop losses, risk:reward and drawdown limits. The practical risk rules every forex trader needs.
Markets
Forex trading sessions: Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York
When each forex session opens and closes, why the London–New York overlap matters, and which pairs move most in each session.
Questions, answered honestly
What is a forex signal?
A forex signal is a trade idea for a currency pair: the direction (buy or sell), an entry price, a stop loss and one or more take-profit levels. Ours also include a short note on why the trade is being taken, so you can judge it for yourself rather than copy it blindly.
Are the signals free?
Yes. Our official Telegram channel is free to join, and you can leave whenever you like. You will never be asked for a password, a deposit or a payment by anyone claiming to be ForexSignals.io in a private message.
Which markets do you cover?
We focus on currency pairs: the majors, the most-traded crosses such as GBP/JPY and EUR/JPY, and a handful of exotics. Our market pages cover 39 pairs with volatility, session and correlation data.
Where in the world can I use the signals?
Anywhere you can legally trade forex. Signals are published with prices and UTC times so they read the same in London, Lagos, Dubai or Kuala Lumpur. Check that your broker is regulated where you live and that leveraged trading is permitted for you.
Are forex signals legit?
Signals themselves are just trade ideas and are legal to share and follow in most countries. What makes a provider trustworthy is a stop loss on every signal, losses shown openly, and never asking for money privately. Our guides on choosing the best forex signals and on whether signals are legit cover the checks in detail.
Do signals guarantee profit?
No. No signal provider can promise profits, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Signals can and do lose. Use a stop loss on every trade, risk only a small percentage of your account, and never trade money you cannot afford to lose.
How should I size a trade from a signal?
Decide how much of your account you are willing to lose if the stop loss is hit (many traders use 0.5–2%), then use our lot size calculator with the signal’s entry and stop to work out the position size. That keeps the risk the same no matter how far away the stop is.
What time are signals posted?
Most ideas come during the London and New York sessions, when liquidity is highest. Our market hours page shows when each session opens in your own time zone.
How to choose the best forex signalsAre forex signals legit?
Official Telegram channel
Trade ideas, with the reasoning attached.
Our signals go out on Telegram first: entry, stop loss, take profit and the context behind each one. Free to join, leave any time.