Signal generator for Telegram trading channels
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A scalp can be gone in the time it takes to type a zone, a stop and four targets. Set your usual distances once, and after that a signal is an entry price and one press: Buy or Sell. The page works out the zone, the stop and every target from that entry, numbers the targets for you, and hands you the text to paste into your channel.
Your signal
Type an entry price and press Buy or Sell. Your signal appears here.
Nothing you type here leaves your browser. Check the numbers against your chart before you post.
How the numbers are worked out
Every distance is counted from the entry price. The zone runs from the entry toward the stop, the stop sits beyond the zone on the same side, and the targets sit on the other side. For a buy at 4329 with a zone of 3, a stop of 6 and targets of 5 and 7:
BUY XAUUSD 4329-4326 SL 4323 TP1 4334 TP2 4336
A sell is the mirror image. Switch the distances to pips and each one is multiplied by the pip size first, so 60 pips at a pip of 0.10 is 6.00 of price. A comma typed as a decimal point is accepted, and the signal always prints a period. An entry like 67,250 or 67.250 could be sixty-seven thousand or 67.25, so the first time you type one in a setup the page asks which you mean, then remembers your answer for that setup.
Save a setup for each kind of trade you post, a tight scalp and a wider swing for example, and switch between them from the Setup menu. Each one keeps its own symbol, zone, stop and targets.
What your subscribers' copier does with it
If some of your subscribers run TTMT, each of their accounts reads your post and places the trade with its own lot size and its own limits. The layout this page prints is the one our signal format guide recommends, because nothing in it has to be guessed.
One rule is worth knowing before you post a zone. TTMT spreads orders across the zone, and if the far edge ends up within 5 pips of your stop it places nothing. The page warns you when a setup is that tight. The guide covers the rest, including how to write breakeven and close instructions so they land on the right trade.
Questions channel owners ask
Does TTMT need my signals in this exact layout?
No. TTMT reads signals the way people actually write them, emoji and all, and the format guide lists five quite different layouts that execute. This page prints the one the guide recommends as the shortest unambiguous form: direction, symbol and entry zone on the first line, then the stop, then each target on its own numbered line.
Where are my setups saved?
In this browser, on this device, and nowhere else. Nothing you type on this page is sent to TTMT or to anyone. That also means a setup saved on your laptop is not on your phone, and clearing your browser's site data removes it.
What counts as one pip here?
Whatever the pip size field says. It starts at 0.10 for gold, which is how most gold channels count: a move from 4356 to 4370 is 140 pips. For most currency pairs a pip is 0.0001, and 0.01 on anything quoted in yen. If you would rather not think in pips, leave the distances in price.
Why is it warning me about my stop?
When you post an entry zone, TTMT spreads orders across it, and the deepest order sits at the far edge, the end nearest your stop. If that edge is within 5 pips of the stop, TTMT places no orders at all. Subscribers can also widen the zone in their own settings, so a gap that only just clears 5 pips in your message can be gone on their account.
Which way does the entry zone run?
From your entry toward your stop. A buy at 4329 with a zone width of 3 prints 4329-4326, and a sell at 4345 with a width of 2 prints 4345-4347. Set the width to 0 to post a single entry price.
Can it post to my channel for me?
No. It gives you the text and a copy button, and you paste it into Telegram yourself. It never asks for a Telegram login or a bot token.
Where to go next
- For signal providers covers listing your channel and how your signals read to an execution engine.
- The lot size calculator turns a risk budget and a stop distance into lots. It counts a gold pip as 0.01, the price increment, where this page starts at 0.10.
- The channel directory shows the channels TTMT users copy today.
This page does arithmetic. It does not see the market, and it does not know whether the trade is a good one. Check the numbers against your chart before you post them.