Many trading groups sell signals and say little about how they are made, what they risk or how they ended. Money Circle approaches it the other way round: educational trade ideas that come with a risk plan, an open record of results in percent, and a community around them that is there to help you learn, not to tell you what to buy. This page explains what is in it, so you can decide whether it fits.
What an educational trade idea contains
Every idea in the Signal Vault carries an entry, a stop-loss, up to three targets and a clear risk plan. Ideas come from three places: ChartViews AI publishes a chart setup every three hours, the Signal Engine adds its own ideas, and members on the Pro plan can publish theirs. The markets covered by the engine are gold, Nasdaq, EURUSD, the Dow Jones and the S&P 500.
The point of the structure is that you can reason about the idea. Seeing where it is wrong (the stop) and what it aims for (the targets) lets you work out the reward-to-risk and the position size that suits your own account. An idea without a stop is not an idea you can manage. Each one is labelled as an educational idea only, not a recommendation to trade.
An open track record, in percent
Results are tracked in percent, not in invented account sizes, and the Signal Vault shows the record together with the win rate so that you can see the whole picture instead of a highlight reel. Past results do not predict future ones, and nothing in the vault is a guarantee. A signal service that hides its losing trades is worth avoiding, and you should ask any provider, including us, how results are counted.
The community around it
The Circle has channels for forex, crypto, indices and news. Starter members can read along; Master and above take part in the conversation. Messages can be reacted to, and the team can pin or remove posts to keep the channels useful. A community is where you check your reading of a chart against other people, see how others handle a losing week and keep each other honest.
Trading clans add structure. A clan is a small team of up to 50 traders with a private chat, and joining one is part of Master. Pro members can found and lead a clan under their name. The leaderboard and the clan listings are visible even on the free plan, so you can see what the community looks like before you decide.
What membership gives you
Starter is free and gives you an academy preview, the community viewer and the leaderboard and clan listings. Master adds the daily analysis briefings, the educational trade ideas, the full 15-day academy, community participation and clans. Pro adds publishing your own signals, founding a clan and one-to-one coaching. The pricing page has the current prices, the trial week and the money-back terms, so they are not repeated here.
How to use signals without relying on them
Use ideas as material for study. Check them against your own plan, size the position from the stop, and journal the result whether you took the trade or not. If you cannot explain why you would take an idea, skip it. Learning the method in the academy means that, over time, you need the ideas less.
Frequently asked questions
Are the signals financial advice?
No. They are educational ideas, labelled as such. They do not take your situation into account and nothing is guaranteed. You decide whether to trade, and trading carries a high risk of loss.
What do the signals include?
Each idea has an entry, a stop-loss, up to three targets and a risk plan. Results are tracked in percent in an open record.
Which markets do the signals cover?
The Signal Engine covers gold, Nasdaq, EURUSD, the Dow Jones and the S&P 500. ChartViews AI also publishes a setup every three hours.
Can I try the community before paying?
Yes. A free Starter account lets you read along in the community and preview the academy. Taking part and receiving the trade ideas needs Master or above.
Do I need a broker to join?
No. Money Circle is not a broker and does not execute trades. You trade, if you choose to, with a broker of your own choice.
Look around before you decide
Open a free account to read the community and preview the academy, and compare the plans on the pricing page.
Educational content, not financial advice. Trading foreign exchange, CFDs and cryptocurrencies carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for everyone. You can lose more than you expect, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Only trade with capital you can afford to lose. Disclaimer.