Reviews of signal channels are worthless for a reason that has nothing to do with honesty. The people writing them have usually not traded the channel. They joined, watched, liked the vibe, and wrote a review about the vibe.
So we gated it. You can rate and review a channel in TTMT if you have actually traded it through your own account. Everyone else can read.
That is a narrow pool by design, and the reviews are correspondingly thin on some channels. A thin set of reviews from people with money on the line beats a thick set from people without.
What is on a channel page now
Ratings and written reviews from verified traders, alongside the ninety-day follower-profitability figures that shipped in May.
Channel access tiers, pricing, and how to join. Plenty of providers run a free channel and a VIP channel, and the two are now linked to each other, so you can see what the free one is a sample of.
A way to suggest a correction to a listing, with a reply telling you whether it was accepted. Our channel data is not perfect and the people following a channel every day know more about it than we do.
What I would read first
The written reviews, not the score. Scores compress everything interesting out of a judgement.
Specifically, look for reviews that describe the channel's shape rather than its results. How many signals a week. Whether the entries are catchable or gone by the time you see them. Whether follow-up messages arrive, and whether they are usable. Those are the properties that decide whether a channel works for you in your timezone with your settings, and no win rate will tell you any of them.
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Performance charts were rebuilt: intraday buckets, per-trade comparison bars, month and year pickers, and a drill-in on any day.
A Pro subscriber with a healthy subscription was being told they needed one, and seventeen customers with a payment issue were being pointed at the plan picker, which is exactly how somebody ends up with two subscriptions. About twenty-five Essential customers could not reach the add-on at all. All three are fixed.
A customer holding an old cancelled trial next to a live paid subscription was being shown "payment overdue" and then suspended, which locked a paying customer out of their own open positions. That cannot happen now.
Pressing Reconnect on a self-hosted account was leaving it blind to take profits, stops, breakeven and trailing for up to six hours. Twenty-seven accounts had been exposed to that. Reconnect now restores monitoring immediately.
Average R was being printed "over 100 trades" off an eighteen-trade sample on four channel groups. The sample size shown is now the sample size used.
The account switcher was printing each login twice and overflowing its column.
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