Trading Signals.
Not every operation in the forex and exchange markets has to be your own: this trading mobile app can follow a provider for you.
Subscribe to a signal of a successful trader, and Trade Master 9 will automatically reproduce all his trades on your account.
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Trading Signals in Short.
Not everyone who wants exposure to the markets has time to watch them, and a trading mobile app for operations in the Forex and exchange markets can solve that in a way a chart cannot. Subscribe to a signal from a successful trader in Trade Master 9 and the platform automatically reproduces their trades on your account, in a few clicks, with no further action required from you.
Hundreds of signals are available, free and paid, for demo or live accounts, and each publishes a record rather than a claim. That record is the thing to read. Profitability is the number everyone looks at first and the least useful one on its own; risk level, the depth of past drawdowns and the consistency of the approach tell you far more about whether the next few months will be tolerable.
Starting on a demo account is the sensible route. A fortnight of watching a provider trade — including a losing run, which every strategy has — teaches you more than any statistics page. If the behaviour is what you expected, moving to a live account is a small step. If it is not, you have lost nothing.
It is worth deciding in advance how much of the account a subscription controls, and treating that figure as the maximum you are willing to put at risk on another trader decisions. Once running, you can monitor results closely or rely on the signal entirely, which is the point for traders whose working hours do not overlap with the markets they want exposure to. Signals sit alongside algorithmic trading as the two ways the platform trades without you present; the page on trading robots covers the other route. The home page covers the full app.
What Following a Signal Looks Like.
What following a signal looks like in the TM9 2.0 app: real-time quotes, the portfolio hub and the open positions a provider places for you.





Subscribing to Someone.
Pick a provider, subscribe in a few clicks, then decide how closely you want to watch.
How subscribing works
Choose a provider, subscribe in just a few clicks, and your platform trades automatically for you, reproducing the provider trades on your account.
Hundreds to choose from
Choose from hundreds of free and paid signals available for demo or live accounts, with the preferred risk level and profitability.
How closely you watch
You may choose to monitor trading results, or completely rely on the signal behavior once the subscription is running.
What You Are Actually Buying.
Three notes on what a subscription does and does not transfer.
How should you start following a signal provider?
Signals suit traders with no time for manual trading or market analysis. The usual approach is to start on a demo account, watch how a provider behaves through a losing week as well as a winning one, then move to a live account.
How should you judge a signal provider's record?
Past profitability is a record, not a promise. Risk level is the number that decides whether a provider fits your account, and a free signal is not automatically a worse one than a paid subscription.
Who are trading signals best suited to?
This page is for traders who understand markets but not the hours, and for anyone who wants exposure to a strategy while they learn to run their own.
Where Signals Sit.
Between trading your own ideas and automating them.
You inherit the decisions, not the judgement
A subscription reproduces a provider's trades on your account automatically, at the risk level you set. What it cannot transfer is the reasoning — so when a strategy goes through a bad run, you have no basis for deciding whether to hold or stop. That is why the audited history, and the drawdown in it, is worth more attention than the headline return.
Good to know
TM9 is a software development company and does not provide investment or brokerage services for Trading Signals users.. The platform supplies the trading terminals, analysis tools and automation; your broker holds the funds, sets spreads and leverage, and executes the orders the platform sends. Trading carries a real risk of loss, and signals or robots are tools rather than financial advice.
Read next
Algorithmic Trading. Multi-Asset Platform. Flexible Trading System. Those three sit closest to signals, and the Platform Guide maps all 77 pages.
From Signals to Your Own Rules
Signals hand trading to a provider; Forex Algorithmic Trading covers handing it to your own rules instead. For everything else, the forex guide hub holds all 33 forex guides.
More Pages to Read.
Check on a subscription from any browser with an internet connection, with no desktop software needed.
Keep the TM9 app up to date on Android and iOS so your subscriptions run on the current release.
Moving from TM9 1.x to 2.0 keeps your account and broker, and the app feels around 3× snappier.