See every trade
before you subscribe.
Every signal provider on Tradyab has a public trading calendar. Each day shows the trades they sent and how those trades turned out, and every closed trade opens in full: the market, the direction, the entry and the result.
- to open, no account needed
- Free
- detail on every closed trade
- Full
- days, the same for everyone
- UTC
September
Days shown in UTC
- Trades sent
- 40
- Closed
- 36
- Wins
- 23
- Losses
- 9
- Win rate
- 72%
Win rate over all closed trades, 4 voids left out
A trade sits on the day it was sent, not the day it closed. Trades still running stay hidden until they close.
One square, one day of trading
The colour tells you how a day went at a glance. The numbers tell you why. Recent days keep changing as their trades close, which is exactly what should happen.
- More wins than losses
- More losses than wins
- Even, or nothing decided yet
- 1
The day it was sent
A trade sits on the day it was published, in UTC, not the day it closed. A trade opened Monday and closed Thursday belongs to Monday.
- 2
That day's win rate
Wins over wins plus losses, for the trades sent that day that have closed. Voids stay out of it.
- 3
How many went out
Every signal sent that day, Quick signals included. Only cancelled ones, which never ran, are left out.
- 4
How they ended
Wins, losses, voids, and any still open. A trade inside its 24 hour vote counts as open until the result is verified.
Above the grid, the month adds up the same trades: sent, closed, wins, losses and a win rate recomputed from all of them, never averaged from the days.
Same win rate. Very different trader.
A single percentage hides how it was earned. Lay two months side by side and the difference is obvious before you spend anything.
Trader A
Illustrative monthNumbers are trades sent that day.
- Win rate
- 76%
- Days traded
- 20
- Busiest day
- 2 trades
- Red days in a row
- 1
A trade or two most days, and never more than one red day in a row.
Trader B
Illustrative monthNumbers are trades sent that day.
- Win rate
- 76%
- Days traded
- 9
- Busiest day
- 9 trades
- Red days in a row
- 3
Quiet for days, then nine signals in one day, and three red days in a row mid-month.
Six things to check before you subscribe
- 01
Page back a few months
One good month can be luck. Colour that holds across several is a habit.
- 02
Look at the rhythm
Steady days, or long silences broken by bursts of signals? Pick the style you can actually follow.
- 03
Open the red days
See exactly what went wrong: the market, the direction and the entry of every losing trade.
- 04
Check the markets
Make sure their closed trades are in what you trade, whether that's forex, crypto, metals or stocks.
- 05
Count the voids
A lot of voids means a lot of trades that ended without a decided win or loss.
- 06
Read the rest of the profile
Their verified win rate, reviews from subscribers and signal history sit on the same page.
Two numbers, both honest.
The calendar shows everything a trader sent. The verified win rate shows only what their subscribers confirmed. When the two differ, neither is wrong: they answer different questions.
How the verified win rate works- What it counts
- Calendar: Every closed trade with a result, free plans and not rated trades included.
- Verified: Only trades whose result subscribers verified by vote.
- Voids
- Calendar: Counted as closed, left out of the rate.
- Verified: Left out of the rate.
- Trades still running
- Calendar: Counted as open, with their details hidden.
- Verified: Not counted until the vote verifies them.
- When percentages appear
- Calendar: Once the trader has 3 paid subscribers and 10 verified trades. The counts always show.
- Verified: The same rule.
- Where you see it
- Calendar: The Trading history tab on the profile.
- Verified: The profile, the leaderboard and plans.
One tab on every profile
For everyone
On every trader's profile
Open any signal provider's profile and choose Trading history. It's public, so you don't need an account, and you can page back month by month.
For signal providers
In your Signals dashboard
Your own calendar lives in the Trading Calendar tab. Every day opens onto all your trades, including the ones still running.
Trading calendar
Look first.
Subscribe second.
Start from the leaderboard, open a trader's profile and read their months before you choose a plan.