Trading signals
Trade ideas in a clear feed, on your own platform.
Each signal shows instrument, direction, entry, Stop Loss, Take Profit and status. Clients read it and decide whether to act.
What clients see
A signal, fully laid out.
A signal is an idea, not an instruction. Unlike copy trading, nothing is mirrored. Unlike an automated program, nothing executes by itself. The client reads it and decides.
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Signal feed
Signals in the platform, newest first, filterable by market.
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Market and instrument
Each signal names its instrument, across markets such as Forex, Gold and Crypto.
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BUY or SELL direction
The direction of the idea, clear on every signal.
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Entry price or zone
The level, or range, where the idea applies.
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Stop Loss and Take Profit targets
The Stop Loss and one or more Take Profit targets that come with the idea.
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Issue time and status
When the signal was issued, and whether it is Active, Closed or Expired.
Signal details
Every level on one screen.
Opening a signal shows its levels on a price ladder: entry, Stop Loss and Take Profit targets, with the fields beside them.
A risk note sits with the levels, so the client reads the risk where the numbers are.
- Price-level ladder for entry, Stop Loss and Take Profit
- Instrument, direction and issue time
- Status shown as Active, Closed or Expired
- Risk information alongside the levels
- Markets such as Forex, Gold and Crypto
For your brokerage
More reasons to open the platform.
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More choice for clients
Clients who want ideas rather than copying or automation get a feature built for that.
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A visible point of difference
A signals experience inside the platform is something clients notice and compare with other brokers.
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Something new to talk about
A feed gives clients a reason to come back, and your teams a topic to discuss with them.
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Your brand and domain
Offered under your brokerage’s brand, on your own domain.
Signal history
A history clients can revisit.
Past signals stay in a history list, so clients can look back at what was issued and its status.
The history shows statuses and is not presented as a report of results. It is available on desktop and on the dedicated mobile layout of the installable web app.
- History list of past signals
- Active, Closed and Expired statuses
- The same details as the live feed
- Mobile layout for reading on the go
Set per deployment
Configured to your model.
How the feature runs depends on your brokerage. We confirm each point below in a private demo, so none of it is a fixed specification.
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Signal-provider managementConfirmed in demo
Who issues signals, and how your team manages and reviews them.
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Automated execution from signalsConfirmed in demo
Whether a client can have a signal executed automatically, or acts on it manually.
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Historical win-rate reportingConfirmed in demo
Whether and how past signals are summarised in a win-rate report.
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NotificationsConfirmed in demo
How clients are alerted when a new signal is issued or its status changes.
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Performance analyticsConfirmed in demo
Which analytics on signals are available to clients or to your team.
Scope and limits
What the feature is, and what it is not.
A signal is an idea, not advice
Acting on a signal carries risk, and the client’s capital is at risk. Past signals do not indicate future results, and no signal assures a return.
Dealer-based execution
QUANTIX is dealer-based: your brokerage company is the counterparty. Signals are not a link to an exchange or an ECN. Any execution tied to a signal is confirmed in the demo.
Interface illustrations
The interfaces shown illustrate the experience. They do not display real traders, programs, signals or results.
Signal content is your responsibility
The signals you publish, the disclosures you show and any rules on issuing trade ideas remain with your brokerage. The software does not provide a licence.
Questions brokers ask.
What is a trading signal?
A structured trade idea with an instrument, a BUY or SELL direction, an entry, a Stop Loss, Take Profit targets, an issue time and a status. The client decides whether to act on it.
How is it different from copy trading and automated programs?
A signal is an idea the client acts on, or not. In copy trading the client mirrors a trader’s trades, and an automated program is a strategy that executes by itself.
Are signals executed automatically?
A signal is an idea the client decides whether to act on. Whether automated execution from signals applies to your deployment is confirmed in the demo.
Does the history show how signals performed?
The history shows each signal’s status. Whether results are reported is confirmed per deployment, and past signals never indicate future ones.
Does it run under our brand?
Yes. You offer it to your clients under your own brand and domain, inside the platform you already run on QUANTIX.
See the signal feed in a private demo.
We walk through the feed, the signal detail and the history, and confirm the details for your brokerage.