There is no honest general answer. Answering the question for a specific service would require an audited record of published signals matched against executed outcomes over a full market cycle, including costs. Records of that kind are rarely available, and none have been supplied to this site.
Why published figures do not settle it
- Self-published results are not audited and can be recalculated or filtered.
- A win rate says nothing without average win and average loss size.
- Costs are usually excluded from provider figures but not from your account.
- Follower outcomes diverge from published outcomes through timing and sizing.
What can be assessed
Even without performance data you can assess record-keeping quality, disclosure practice, whether risk parameters are always published, whether corrections are issued, and whether the operating entity is identifiable. Those are the fields our reviews cover.
The regulatory framing
Marketing that promises profits or guaranteed accuracy is a warning sign in its own right, independent of whether the underlying figures are real. Substantial losses are possible with leveraged products, and most retail accounts trading them lose money.
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