Goldbot is FXQON's automated scanner for XAUUSD (gold). It watches the market for predefined setups and publishes each one as a signal with a fixed Entry, Stop Loss and Take Profit, giving you a clear plan to review before you decide anything.
Covers XAUUSD (gold) only.
Every signal names the system that found it.
Published levels stay as posted. If a stop is later moved to breakeven, the signal says so.
Live Signals lists every current signal. Each one comes down to three levels: where the order activates, where the idea is proven wrong, and where the trade aims to close.
BUYXAUUSD
Pending
Illustrative example — not a live or past signal
Entry
4,000.00
Where the order activates
Stop Loss
3,988.00
Where the idea is proven wrong
Take Profit
4,024.00
Where the trade aims to close
Risk : Reward 1 : 2.00Status Pending — waiting for price to reach Entry
Example values only. Real signals show their own levels, status and system name.
Pending
The order is placed and waiting for price to reach Entry. No trade is running yet.
Active
Price has reached Entry and the trade is running. Live Signals shows its floating result while it runs.
If price heads for the target without ever returning to Entry, a pending order is marked Missed and withdrawn.
Every closed signal is kept on the Track Record with its outcome — Take Profit hit, Stop Loss hit, breakeven or missed — and its result in pips. Results are calculated by the system from the published levels, not typed in by hand.
About verification labels
Where the Track Record shows a verification label, it describes how the record is kept — calculated by the system from stored data. It is not a claim that the trade was executed on a live broker account. The note at the top of the Track Record, and How Results Are Calculated, give the exact definitions.
FXQON publishes levels. You decide your own position size and place any trade on your own broker account. Viewing signals or joining the channel never places a trade for you.
Decide first how much of your account you are willing to lose if the stop is hit.
The calculator turns that amount, your stop distance and your broker's lot rules into a position size.
Allow for spread and slippage. Published levels are prices, and broker fills can differ.
A short list worth reading every time, not just the first.
Check the status. A Pending signal is an order waiting for Entry, not a running trade.
Match the levels. Confirm the Entry, Stop Loss and Take Profit you place at your broker are the published ones.
Size the position. Work out the lot size so a stop-out costs only the amount you chose in advance.
Allow for costs. Spread, slippage and your broker's minimum lot and lot step all affect the result.
Count what is already open. Several trades at once add up to one combined risk.
Only risk what you can afford to lose. No outcome is guaranteed. Read the Risk Disclosure.
Common questions
Do I need an account to see signals?
No. Live Signals, the Track Record and the guides are open to everyone. An account is only needed for your client dashboard and for starting a paid plan.
Does joining the Telegram channel place trades for me?
No. The channel only delivers messages. It never connects to your broker or trades on your behalf.
Why is a signal Pending and not Active?
Pending means the order is waiting for price to reach its Entry. It becomes Active when price gets there. If price moves toward the target without returning to Entry, the order is marked Missed.
Where do I place the trade?
At your own broker. FXQON publishes the levels; you choose whether to trade them, set your own position size and manage your own account.
Can I rely on past results?
No. The Track Record shows what has been recorded, not what will happen next. Trading involves risk and no outcome is guaranteed.
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