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Check a signal channel

Paste a group's calls. CMI replays each one on real prices from the time it was posted and shows what came first — the stop or a target — and what it would have done to your money after the group's fee. Same rules for every call; nothing is named or stored. How to check a channel by hand →

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The rules of the check
  • The entry counts only if the price reaches it within 24 hours of the call.
  • If the stop and a target are both touched in the same hour, it counts as the stop (we cannot see which came first) and is flagged.
  • Two ways to close: everything at the first target, or equal parts at each target with the stop kept. A call still open after 14 days is closed at that price.
  • 0.05 % fee and 0.02 % slippage on each side.
  • With a leverage given, it checks whether an isolated position would be liquidated before its stop.

Three sample reports

At Rs 5,000 risked per trade. Generated 2026-10-29.

CMI Daily Picks v1, as sent (3–13 Oct 2026)

A real record: CMI's own Daily Picks from its first version, exactly as sent, no leverage given.

What the channel would call wins

2 of 8

25 % touched a target · average −0.52 R per trade

Average result per trade

−0.52 R

all closed at the first target · −0.40 R if split equally over the targets with the stop kept

At Rs 5,000 risked per trade

−Rs 20,800

−Rs 20,800 from the trades, minus the group fee Rs 0

  • Stop reached before any target: 6
  • Liquidated before the stop at the stated leverage: 0
  • Stop and target in the same hour (counted as the stop): 0
  • Entry never reached: 0 · not checked: 0
Call (UTC)Entry → stopWhat came firstAt TP1Equal parts
AVAX long 2026-10-06 12:0011.432 → 10.706Stop first−1.02 R−1.02 R
AVAX short 2026-10-08 12:0010.734 → 11.478Target first+0.98 R+1.48 R
ALGO long 2026-10-08 15:000.11986 → 0.11105Stop first−1.02 R−1.02 R
FET short 2026-10-09 04:000.22030 → 0.23830Stop first−1.02 R−1.02 R
FIL long 2026-10-11 00:001.1184 → 1.0462Target first+0.98 R+1.48 R
1000PEPE long 2026-10-11 20:000.00416 → 0.00395Stop first−1.03 R−1.03 R
CELO long 2026-10-12 00:000.09942 → 0.09310Stop first−1.02 R−1.02 R
FIL long 2026-10-12 00:001.2280 → 1.0612Stop first−1.01 R−1.01 R

R = the result in units of the amount risked (a stop is −1 R). After 0.05 % taker fee and 0.02 % slippage per side, Binance USDⓈ-M 1-hour prices. Past calls; they do not tell what the next ones will do.

Illustration: wide stop at 20xIllustration

Not a real channel. Eight calls written by CMI in a common paid-group style — stop 8 % away, three targets, 20x leverage — to show what the check finds. The prices after each call are real.

What the channel would call wins

2 of 8

25 % touched a target · average −0.54 R per trade

Average result per trade

−0.54 R

all closed at the first target · −0.62 R if split equally over the targets with the stop kept

At Rs 5,000 risked per trade

−Rs 36,730

−Rs 21,730 from the trades, minus the group fee Rs 15,000

  • Stop reached before any target: 5
  • Liquidated before the stop at the stated leverage: 8
  • Stop and target in the same hour (counted as the stop): 0
  • Entry never reached: 0 · not checked: 0
Call (UTC)Entry → stopWhat came firstAt TP1Equal parts
BTC long 2026-10-01 08:00 · 20x83,382.00 → 76,711.00Target first · liquidated first+0.36 R−0.08 R
ETH long 2026-10-03 08:00 · 20x2,680.10 → 2,465.70Stop first · liquidated first−1.02 R−1.02 R
SOL long 2026-10-06 08:00 · 20x120.150 → 110.540Stop first · liquidated first−1.02 R−1.02 R
XRP long 2026-10-08 08:00 · 20x1.4069 → 1.2943Stop first · liquidated first−1.02 R−1.02 R
DOGE long 2026-10-10 08:00 · 20x0.08610 → 0.07921Stop first · liquidated first−1.02 R−1.02 R
BNB long 2026-10-14 08:00 · 20x743.590 → 684.100Still open after 14 days · liquidated first+0.03 R+0.03 R
ADA long 2026-10-17 08:00 · 20x0.22380 → 0.20590Stop first · liquidated first−1.02 R−1.02 R
LINK long 2026-10-20 08:00 · 20x11.961 → 11.004Target first · liquidated first+0.36 R+0.18 R

R = the result in units of the amount risked (a stop is −1 R). After 0.05 % taker fee and 0.02 % slippage per side, Binance USDⓈ-M 1-hour prices. Past calls; they do not tell what the next ones will do.

Illustration: close first targetIllustration

Not a real channel. Eight calls written by CMI with a first target 1.5 % away and a stop 5 % away at 10x — the style where most calls 'win' at TP1. The prices after each call are real.

What the channel would call wins

5 of 8

62.5 % touched a target · average −0.22 R per trade

Average result per trade

−0.22 R

all closed at the first target · −0.58 R if split equally over the targets with the stop kept

At Rs 5,000 risked per trade

−Rs 23,625

−Rs 8,625 from the trades, minus the group fee Rs 15,000

  • Stop reached before any target: 3
  • Liquidated before the stop at the stated leverage: 0
  • Stop and target in the same hour (counted as the stop): 0
  • Entry never reached: 0 · not checked: 0
Call (UTC)Entry → stopWhat came firstAt TP1Equal parts
BTC long 2026-10-01 08:00 · 10x83,382.00 → 79,212.00Target first+0.27 R+0.19 R
ETH long 2026-10-03 08:00 · 10x2,680.10 → 2,546.10Target first+0.27 R−0.59 R
SOL long 2026-10-06 08:00 · 10x120.150 → 114.140Target first+0.27 R−0.59 R
XRP long 2026-10-08 08:00 · 10x1.4069 → 1.3366Stop first−1.03 R−1.03 R
DOGE long 2026-10-10 08:00 · 10x0.08610 → 0.08180Target first+0.27 R−0.59 R
BNB long 2026-10-14 08:00 · 10x743.590 → 706.410Stop first−1.03 R−1.03 R
ADA long 2026-10-17 08:00 · 10x0.22380 → 0.21261Stop first−1.03 R−1.03 R
LINK long 2026-10-20 08:00 · 10x11.961 → 11.363Target first+0.27 R+0.01 R

R = the result in units of the amount risked (a stop is −1 R). After 0.05 % taker fee and 0.02 % slippage per side, Binance USDⓈ-M 1-hour prices. Past calls; they do not tell what the next ones will do.