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How it works

You get the alert and the plan. You place the trade in your own broker account and follow it through to the exit.

By InterNative Traders · Updated

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Target reachedStopped outTarget3.10Entry2.40Stop1.70
Format example, not a real signal

From alert to exit in four steps

  1. A setup is published

    Each setup is published with a defined entry, target and stop-loss, so the plan exists before the trade.

  2. You receive the alert

    A push notification arrives on your phone with the trade plan.

    • Ticker and, for options, the strike and expiration
    • Entry price or range
    • Profit targets
    • Stop-loss

  3. You place the trade

    Open your own broker, find the contract or stock, and enter the order using the numbers in the alert. Set the stop-loss straight away.

  4. Follow the exit

    The alert carries the entry, the targets and the stop-loss, so you know your exit before you enter. Closed signals are recorded in the track record, wins and losses.

What an alert lists

Format example with made-up numbers. Every alert carries the same fields.

Example rowsFormat example, not a real signal
InstrumentAAPL
TypeOptions, swing
Entry2.40
Target 13.10
Stop1.70
Target 1 hit
InstrumentSPY
TypeOptions, lotto
Entry0.85
Target 11.30
Stop0.40
Stopped out
InstrumentNVDA
TypeShares, swing
Entry118.50
Target 1126.00
Stop112.00
Open

How results are counted

The same rule applies to every signal, and losing signals are never left out.

A win
A closed signal that reached at least its first profit target.
A loss
A closed signal that did not, including those that hit the stop-loss. These are counted in full.
Gains and losses
Measured from the entry price using signal prices, not account returns. Your results depend on your fills, position size and timing.

The record so far

Win rate
72.5%
of closed signals reached at least their first target
Closed signals
1,259
since January 2024
Last 90 days
77.4%
win rate, same counting
Average win
+43.3%
on winning signals, signal prices

Figures as of October 2026. Gains use signal prices, not account returns. How we count

Risk comes with every trade

Losses are part of trading and no signal wins every time. Options can lose most or all of their value, and short-dated trades need fast execution. Size positions so a stop-loss hit does not hurt your account, and never risk money you cannot afford to lose. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Where to go next

Get the alerts on your phone

Entry, target and stop on every alert, on iOS and Android.

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