Paid signals research
The Flying Ruby: paid Forex signals review
The Flying Ruby's paid-signal export contains 423 completed outcomes with a combined result of -14,114.6 pips and a 23.2% target-hit rate. The supplied sample finished negative. This review examines the aggregate bot results; individual paid messages and trade times are withheld.
Data imported 2026-09-15. This is the import date, not the trading period.
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TraderStat publishes aggregate results for private channels, not their messages, individual trade instructions, timestamps or access links. This is our publication policy to respect creators' rights, confidentiality and channel access terms. Missing public trade details do not mean that no checking took place.
- Completed outcomes
- 423
- Target-hit rate
- 23.2%
- Combined result
- -14,114.6 pips
- Targets reached
- 98
- Stops reached
- 317
- Breakeven
- 8
Source checked reports: 0/1. The observation period is unavailable. These are supplied bot results, not independently verified account returns.
What this provider’s record offers
- 423 completed outcomes to examine.
- 12 instrument subtotals, including losses and breakeven outcomes.
- The sample makes negative or flat results visible, rather than showing only wins.
Limitations before choosing
- The trading period is unavailable; consistency and drawdown cannot be established.
- Private messages are withheld under our publication policy, so readers cannot reproduce message-level checks here.
- Results do not include a verified subscriber account or establish subscription value.
What the outcomes show
98 outcomes reached a target, 317 reached a stop and 8 were marked breakeven. Stops account for 74.9% of the sample and breakeven outcomes for 1.9%. The reported win rate includes all three outcomes in its denominator. Excluding breakeven would answer a different question.
The average recorded outcome is -33.4 pips per signal. Both the frequency of stop outcomes and the size of recorded results matter when examining this losing sample. Without a dated sequence, this record cannot establish drawdown, monthly consistency or recovery time.
Which instruments drive the result?
The export covers 12 instruments. USDJPY has the largest number of observations: 45 signals, or 10.6% of the complete sample, producing -2,041.9 pips. 0 instruments finished positive and 12 finished negative. This is observed coverage in the export, not a claim about the provider's advertised specialities.
By the stored result unit, AUDUSD has the highest subtotal (-452.9 pips from 35 outcomes) and XAUUSD has the lowest (-2,097.7 pips from 31 outcomes). Removing XAUUSD leaves -12,016.9 pips across the remaining 392 outcomes. This is a description of concentration, not a recommendation to omit losing instruments after the fact.
Source and verification limits
The source marks 0 of 1 included trader reports as checked; no anomaly flag is present in these reports. These are the supplying bot's labels. TraderStat has reconciled aggregate counts and subtotals, but has not independently rechecked private messages or audited a subscriber account.
Forex results are expressed in pips. Pips across currencies, metals and indices have different cash values, so neither their sum nor the average measures a dollar return.
What can this review establish?
The Flying Ruby's record is most useful for examining the 423 supplied outcomes and their distribution across instruments. The source's unchecked-report status limits the strength of any performance conclusion. Observation dates, subscription price, execution costs and account performance are unavailable. No monthly return, consistency claim or assessment of subscription value can be established from this export alone.
The Flying Ruby: paid results by instrument
All instrument subtotals in this market are included. Sorted by sample size; no signal-level details are published.
| Instrument | Signals | Targets | Stops | Breakeven | Result (pips) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USDJPY | 45 | 7 | 37 | 1 | -2,041.9 |
| XAGUSD | 41 | 7 | 32 | 2 | -844.6 |
| NZDUSD | 39 | 9 | 30 | 0 | -699.4 |
| EURGBP | 38 | 6 | 32 | 0 | -841.7 |
| EURJPY | 38 | 10 | 28 | 0 | -1,504.5 |
| USDCAD | 37 | 8 | 28 | 1 | -1,280.5 |
| GBPUSD | 36 | 6 | 28 | 2 | -1,527.1 |
| AUDUSD | 35 | 14 | 21 | 0 | -452.9 |
| XAUUSD | 31 | 12 | 19 | 0 | -2,097.7 |
| EURUSD | 28 | 7 | 21 | 0 | -669.7 |
| GBPJPY | 28 | 8 | 20 | 0 | -1,492.9 |
| USDCHF | 27 | 4 | 21 | 2 | -661.7 |
Questions about The Flying Ruby
Is this a good provider?
The Flying Ruby's record is most useful for examining the 423 supplied outcomes and their distribution across instruments. The source's unchecked-report status limits the strength of any performance conclusion. Observation dates, subscription price, execution costs and account performance are unavailable. No monthly return, consistency claim or assessment of subscription value can be established from this export alone.
Should I copy this provider?
This sample is research evidence, not a recommendation to copy trades. Check comparable dates, risk, costs and your ability to follow the strategy; a positive historical sum does not establish future results.
Why can’t I see the private trades?
TraderStat publishes aggregate results for private channels, not their messages, individual trade instructions, timestamps or access links. This is our publication policy to respect creators' rights, confidentiality and channel access terms. Missing public trade details do not mean that no checking took place.
Are private signals easier to check?
Structured signals with an explicit instrument, direction, entry, target and stop are usually simpler and less expensive to evaluate than open-ended forecasts. This depends on the record, not on whether a subscription is paid.
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