MIT System Signals (1 Month)

What is a trading signal?
A trading signal, in this case, is an accurate recommendation for opening a transaction. The recommendations indicate:

Name of the currency pair for which the transaction is opened
Type of order
Transaction Opening Price
Stop Loss Level
Take Profit Level

All transactions are opened through pending orders, so you always have time to place these orders without rushing or fussing. Pending orders are also part of the trading strategy by which signals are generated, they give a huge advantage in eliminating false signals and therefore have greater profitability than when trading direct, market orders.

How to receive signals?
All signals are published in our official mobile app: MIT System App.

To receive trading signals every day, you just need to install the application on your mobile phone and subscribe to the trading signals.

Instructions
A pending order should be set when a new signal appears. Any open position becomes "In the market" until its status changes to "Completed." Use a trailing stop to maximize profits.
Please keep in mind that different brokers provide different quotes at the same time. The difference is usually around 5 points and may be larger. To overcome this difficulty, the MIT System tries to average quotes from different brokers and provides "averaged" results. Nevertheless, it is possible that your order reaches the entry level / take-profit / stop-loss at a time when the MIT System order does not do this, and vice versa, due to differences in quotes.
Immediately after payment you will receive a form to fill in the registration data, in which you will have to fill out the following fields:
- The e-mail address (email);
These data will be transferred to the seller to complete the purchase and sale of the goods.