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Last month’s winners don’t stay winners

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XAU AUDIT · RANKINGS SEPTEMBER TOP 20 → OCTOBER 11 of 20 of last month’s best channels turned negative 0.1 lot · broker execution · demo account
Article contents (3)
  1. September’s top 20, one month later
  2. Following everyone is worse
  3. What this means in practice

Every month the same thing happens: a handful of channels post a great run, screenshots go around, and new followers arrive just in time for the bad weeks. We measured how long a good month lasts.

September’s top 20, one month later

We took the 20 channels with the best result in September 2026 on our demo account and looked at what the same 20 did in October.

+€70,688the 20 best channels in September
−€8,684the same 20 channels in October
11 of 20turned negative

More than half of the best channels of the month were losing money the month after. A ranking is a photograph of the past, and in gold signals it goes out of date fast.

Following everyone is worse

If picking last month’s winners doesn’t work, following every channel is not the answer either. Across all the channels we executed, from 7 September to 22 October:

−€322,250all channels together in seven weeks
9 / 25positive days / negative days
−€69,536worst single day

Of the channels with at least 10 signals, 305 were losing and 166 were in profit. The median channel was at −€440. The market of gold signals as a whole loses money; the question is only which channels, right now, are the exception.

What this means in practice

Our Elite roster only admits channels whose results are still rising over the last 10 trading days, and drops them when they stop. Channels join and leave every week.

Today’s results don’t guarantee tomorrow’s. Channels win and lose. These numbers describe what already happened on our demo account; they are not advice and not a promise.

All results from our demo account at the broker, shown for 0.1 lot per order, euro account. Every signal is executed as published: one order per target, the channel’s own stop, closed by the broker. Results are hypothetical for real trading: spread, slippage, timing and size can change them. Channel names are not shown here; subscribers see them in the dashboard.

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