Fira does not hide signals that lose. Every signal ever generated is logged, timestamped, and outcome-tracked so you can judge accuracy for yourself before you trust it with a single dollar.
The moment a signal ships, the system starts watching. It compares live price against the signal levels every few minutes until one of the outcomes is triggered.
The Signal History view in your dashboard is not a curated highlight reel. It is every signal ever generated by the engine, showing wins and losses side by side.
You can slice the data by pair, timeframe, direction, or date range. Want to see how the engine performed on XAU/USD on the H1 timeframe over the last 30 days? Two clicks and you have the answer.
Any signal service can post its winners. Fira posts everything, wins, losses, expired trades, because that is the only honest way to judge a track record.
The point of tracking every outcome is not for us to brag. It is so you can make informed decisions about how you trade the signals.
Inside your Fira dashboard, navigate to the Signals section and open the History tab. Full historical record is there.
No. Every signal, win, loss, expired, or cancelled, is recorded and visible. There is no filtering out losers from the public track record.
A win means live price reached one of the take-profit levels before hitting the stop loss. If a signal has multiple TP levels, hitting TP1 is counted; TP2 and TP3 hits are additional upside.
Each signal has an expiry time based on its timeframe. H1 signals typically expire after 12-24 hours if neither TP nor SL is hit. H4 signals extend further.
The dashboard shows the data in filterable tables. Export functionality is on the roadmap for a future release.
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