You have to be fairly experienced to work out which signals are the good ones. I have found most signals look good but too many of them crash badly at some stage (often just after signing up to a signal). It is mostly due to signal providers trying to look good for short term quick lucky profits which improves their ranking rather than long term stability. Or the pips won on each trade are too small and so the spread eats all the profits
If you look deeply there are profitable strategies to copy if you can handle the drawdown and don't get scared and keep the trades turned on when your account is drawn down.
I only trade with signals that use a stop loss. But even that you must check closely. I just recently lost 1/3 of my account on my first trade on a signal whose stop loss was set at 40%. That is very bad... That signal looked like a good one. But in reality ~~~~~~~~bad bad bad. If I waited 1 more day. I would have seen the loss on that account and stayed very far away. That was a $75 signal. What a con.
Support is good but have to wait for emails.
I think the rankings should be better calculated and show signals that use a stop loss and show the percentage risk per trade.

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