Signal Analyzer
Paste any trading signal and instantly analyze entry, stop-loss, take-profit levels, and trade quality score.
Supports various signal formats - forex, crypto, stocks. Press Ctrl+Enter to analyze.
Signal Analysis
Symbol
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Direction
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Entry Price
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Stop Loss
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Chart Preview
Take Profit Levels
Risk Analysis
Trade Quality Score
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Calculate Potential Profit
Potential Loss
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Profit at TP1
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Profit at Final TP
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Risk Amount
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How to Use This Analyzer
Supported Signal Formats
The analyzer can parse various signal formats commonly used by traders:
Format 1:
BUY EURUSD 1.0840 SL 1.0820 TP1 1.0870 TP2 1.0900
Format 2:
SELL GBPUSD Entry: 1.2650 Stop Loss: 1.2700 Take Profit: 1.2550
Format 3:
BTCUSDT Long Entry: 45000 SL: 44000 TP: 48000
Format 4:
XAUUSD Buy Limit @ 1980 Stop: 1960 Target 1: 2000 Target 2: 2020
What Gets Analyzed
- Symbol identification (forex pairs, crypto, stocks)
- Trade direction (buy/long vs sell/short)
- Entry price parsing
- Stop-loss distance in pips
- Multiple take-profit levels
- Risk/reward ratio calculation
- Trade quality score (1-100)
Frequently Asked Questions
The quality score (1-100) is based on several factors: the average risk/reward ratio across all take-profit levels, pip distance to stop-loss (wider stops generally indicate better setups), and the number of targets. A 1:3 R:R ratio with multiple targets typically scores 80+, while 1:1 setups score around 40-50.
The analyzer is designed to be flexible with common signal formats. If your signal isn't parsed correctly, try simplifying the format. Include clear keywords like "BUY/SELL", "Entry:", "SL:", and "TP:" with numeric values. You can also manually enter values in other calculators.
Always analyze signals critically. Use this tool to evaluate their quality score and R:R ratio. High-quality signals should have at least 1:2 R:R. Be wary of signals with very tight stop-losses (often hit easily) or unrealistic targets. Never risk more than you can afford to lose.
Many traders scale out of positions by taking partial profits at each target. For example, you might close 1/3 of your position at TP1, 1/3 at TP2, and let the final 1/3 run to TP3. This locks in profits while still allowing for larger gains. The analyzer shows R:R for each target and the average.