A story of counting on my own chart before believing the “60% win-rate sign tool” (EURUSD 5-minute chart 69.8% / Actual measurements of all 6 sets published)
The promotion page for the signal tool usually has large numbers written on it.
“Win rate 70%,” “Monthly profit ○○%.” But those numbers, which currency pair, which timeframe, and when are they referring to?
I am someone who makes and sells a MT4 indicator for binary options called “Paradise.”
That’s why I decided to present the numbers for my product “without exaggeration.” All of them, both good combinations and bad combinations.
Method
- Measured on August 31, 2026, on a simulated MT4 account
- Applied Paradise’s “Simple Settings 1–6” to the most recent 1500 candles as is (no adjustment with recommended parameters)
- Judgment is on one-minute bars. Win or loss is decided on the bar following a signal
- The targets were the six pre-decided pairs. We did not pick favorable ones after measuring
Results (all 6)
■ Then counted for five more months
After writing this article, I started automatically recording signals and outcomes to a CSV. From May 13 to September 19, 669 instances have accumulated. The overall is 58.0%, but it changes when cut. If it’s only Thursday signals132 cases with 89 wins, 67.4%, for GBPUSD on the 1-hour chart after 15:0047 cases with 32 wins, 68.1%, and in the evening from 18:00–20:00, 89 cases with 58 wins, 65.2%. The breakeven payoff at 1.88x payout is 53.2%, so all of these are above that.
Both good and bad rounds are presented as-is in the article.
■ If something doesn’t fit, tell me and I’ll fix it
This is promotional content from here. Paradise is not just about lining up finished products and selling them.If you try it and something doesn’t fit, I will listen to your requests and fix it.That, I believe, is the biggest difference.
In the past several months, I added simple settings (choose one from six combinations), a CSV of signal history (each emitted signal and outcome automatically recorded on its own line), continuous signal suppression (stops a burst of signals within a specified number during a band walk), and display in Japan time. I added anything I felt was missing while using it myself. I will respond to requests with the same approach.
There are currently 38 judgment conditions, and it operates by the ON/OFF combinations of those. If more are needed, I’ll add them. Adding conditions, how to apply exclusion times, how to trigger alerts, the position and color of arrows and text, items to leave in the CSV. If adjustments of this level are possible,I accommodate purchaser requests at no extra cost. Please contact me for any substantial redesign as a separate consultation.
Please submit requests via GogoJungle messages. It’s fine to write something like, “I want signals only when these conditions overlap.” I’ll check feasibility and respond.