What is Breakout Alerts?
A forex and CFD signal service. Written rules watch 24 markets and send you a complete trade, with an entry, a stop and a target, the moment one fires. Then we publish how it ended, losers included.
The short answer
Breakout Alerts is a real-time trade alert service for forex, gold, silver, crude oil and stock indices. We don't send hunches. Each of our 13 strategies is a written rule, and when one fires you get the whole trade: which market, which way, where to get in, where you are wrong, and where to take profit. It arrives on your dashboard and by email, and you decide whether to take it.
The other half is the part most signal services skip. Every alert we send is published once it closes, with its result, losers included. You can read the whole record before you sign up, and we would rather you did.
- What it is
- Rule-based trade alerts for forex and CFDs
- Markets
- 24: forex pairs, gold, silver, crude oil, US and global indices
- Strategies
- 13 running, each a written rule
- Timeframes
- 15 minutes up to monthly
- Every alert has
- An entry, a stop and a target
- Delivery
- Web dashboard and email
- How many
- About 4 a day across all markets
- Price
- Free plan · Core $19.99 · Pro $49.99 a month
- Try it
- 14 days of everything, no card
- Track record
- Every closed alert public, losers included
What an alert looks like
Every alert is a complete trade you could size on the spot. Here is the shape of one. The prices are made up for illustration; the structure is exactly what lands in your inbox.
- Entry
- 1.08500
- Stop
- 1.08350
- Target
- 1.09100
Risk 15 pips to make 60: a 4R trade. That is a typical shape for our alerts, which is how a book that wins about a third of the time can still come out ahead.
Price reaches the target. The win goes in the public ledger.
Price hits the stop. The loss goes in the public ledger too.
Either way, nobody deletes it.
R is multiples of what you risked. Risk 1% of your account and get stopped out, you lost 1R. The same trade runs four times as far to its target, you made 4R. It is the one unit that compares a gold trade with a EUR/USD trade honestly, so it is how we report everything.
How it works
Three steps, and the third is the one that matters.
- Step 1
We watch
Written rules check 24 markets on every closed candle, from 15-minute charts to monthly ones. No hunches, no analyst’s mood.
- Step 2
You get the trade
When a rule fires, the whole trade reaches your dashboard and inbox within about a minute: market, direction, entry, stop and target.
- Step 3
It goes on the record
Win or lose, the result is published in R, in the weekly Dossier, on each market’s page and on our statistics page.
The public record
The signal business runs on screenshots of winners. Ours runs on a ledger. These numbers are read live from it, the same book that feeds our breakout statistics, the weekly Dossier and every market page.
Look at the last figure on that card: the longest losing run so far was 30 in a row. We show it on purpose. It is what a cold patch actually feels like, and you should know that before you start, not after.
One thing we tell everyone. Alerts have been recorded the moment their rule fires since 13 April 2026. The rows before that date were rebuilt from price history, so they were written after those trades had finished. They are still in the book, and we would rather point at them than quietly drop them. Every change to how we grade or deliver alerts is dated in the calibration log.
These are alert-tracking results in R, from each alert's entry to its exit, not a broker statement. Your fills will differ. Past results never guarantee future ones.
The 24 markets
Ten forex pairs, two metals, crude oil, four US indices and seven global ones. Each one has its own page with its levels and every alert we have closed on it.
The strategies
13 written rules are running today, and every one of them reports into the same public book. Timeframes run from 15 minutes up to monthly.
Continuation Breakout
Price breaks a key level in the direction the market is already moving, and we trade the follow-through.
Mean Reversion
Price stretches into a big higher-timeframe level, gets turned away, and we trade the snap back toward the middle.
Asian Range Breakout
The quiet Tokyo-session range breaks as London wakes up, and we trade the break.
EMA 200 Reclaim
Price dips through the 200 average against the trend, then closes back on the right side: a failed breakdown rejoining the trend.
Weekend Gap Fill
Forex pairsWhen Sunday opens 10+ pips away from Friday’s close, we trade the gap closing back, out within 48 hours.
Index Snapback
US and global indicesA hard dip while the index is still above its 200-day average: we buy for the bounce, out within 10 trading days. On days the S&P 500 dips like that, we buy the global indices that dipped too.
Overnight Reversal
US indicesAfter a 1%+ down day we buy the New York close and are out at the next morning’s open. One night, Monday to Thursday.
Late-Day Momentum
US indicesWhen an index is up 1.5% or more by 2:30pm New York, we ride it into the 4pm close.
Noise Breakout
US indicesAn hourly close breaks out of the day’s usual noise. One trade a day per index, out by the close.
VIX Inversion
US indicesWhen fear spikes, with the VIX at 25 or higher and above its 3-month version, we buy the index for the bounce, out within 10 trading days.
News Night
US indicesThe night before a big scheduled US release (a Fed decision, the jobs report or CPI) we buy the index at the New York close and are out at the next morning’s open.
Holiday Eve
US indicesMarkets tend to drift up into a holiday. Two sessions before a US market holiday, if the index is above its 200-day average, we buy at the New York close and sell at the close of the last session before the break.
Fed Minutes
US indicesThree weeks after every Fed decision, the Fed publishes its meeting minutes at 2pm. On those mornings we buy the index at the 9:30am open and sell at 1:45pm, before the release.
Liquidity Sweep and Pivot Extreme Fade are paused while we re-test them, and send no alerts until they earn a place back. When a strategy stops pulling its weight, we bench it in public, with the numbers, in the calibration log.
Who it is for
One service for any trader who likes their risk written down. If you are trading a funded challenge, there is a page on how our alerts fit prop-firm rules.
- You want complete trades with the risk defined before you enter
- You would rather read the losing trades before you pay
- You trade forex, gold, oil or stock indices on anything from 15 minutes to monthly charts
- You cannot watch charts all day and want the setups brought to you
- You are working through a prop-firm challenge and need every trade sized against a hard limit
- You want a high win rate on a banner. Ours is about a third, and honest
- You want fifteen signals a day
- You want crypto, Telegram or SMS
- You want someone else to place the trades for you
- You want a live trading room with analysts to talk to
Weighing us against someone else? We put six services side by side, including the rows where we lose, on the comparison page.
Plans and the free trial
Everyone starts with 14 days of everything, with no card. When it ends, keep the Free plan or pick a paid one. The full record stays free whichever you choose.
- 1 market
- 1 strategy
- 1 timeframe
- The full public record
- 3 markets
- 2 timeframes
- Every strategy we run
- Web + email alerts
- All 24 markets
- All 6 timeframes
- Every strategy we run
- Priority delivery
14 days of everything.
Free, no card.
Every market, every strategy, every timeframe. If it is not for you, do nothing and it simply ends.
Questions, answered
What is Breakout Alerts?
Breakout Alerts is a forex and CFD signal service. Written rules watch 24 markets (forex pairs, gold, silver, crude oil, four US indices and seven global ones) and, the moment one fires, send you a complete trade with an entry, a stop and a target by web and email. Every closed alert is published afterwards, winners and losers alike.
Is Breakout Alerts legit?
Judge it the way you would judge any signal service: by whether you can read the losing trades before you pay. You can read ours. Every closed alert is published with its result in R. Alerts have been recorded the moment their rule fires since 13 April 2026; the rows before that date were rebuilt from price history, and we say so rather than hide them. Every change to how we grade or deliver alerts is dated in our public calibration log. All 2,520 closed alerts are on that record today, losers included.
Is Breakout Alerts free?
You can try everything free for 14 days, with no card. After that you can stay on a limited Free plan (one market, one strategy, one timeframe) or move to Core at $19.99 a month or Pro at $49.99 a month. The public record stays free for everyone either way.
What is the win rate?
About a third of our alerts win, and that is fine, because each one risks one unit to make several. As of today the book holds 2,520 closed alerts since February 2026: 34.8% won, the average winner made 2.42R and the average loser cost 0.97R, for +535.4R in total. R means multiples of what you risked: lose a trade risking 1% and that is −1R. Past results never guarantee future ones, and your own fills will differ from the alert prices.
How many alerts will I get?
Around 4 a day across all 24 markets, measured over the last 90 days. You choose the markets, strategies and timeframes you want, so a narrow setup sees far fewer, and on the Free plan you can wait close to a week between alerts.
Which markets and strategies does it cover?
24 markets: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CHF, USD/CAD, AUD/USD, NZD/USD, AUD/NZD, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY, XAU/USD (Gold), XAG/USD (Silver), WTI/USD (Crude Oil), US500 (S&P 500), US100 (Nasdaq 100), US30 (Dow), US2000 (Russell 2000), GER40 (DAX), UK100 (FTSE 100), FRA40 (CAC 40), EU50 (Euro Stoxx 50), CH20 (SMI), JP225 (Nikkei 225), AU200 (ASX 200). 13 strategies are running: Continuation Breakout, Mean Reversion, Asian Range Breakout, EMA 200 Reclaim, Weekend Gap Fill, Index Snapback, Overnight Reversal, Late-Day Momentum, Noise Breakout, VIX Inversion, News Night, Holiday Eve, Fed Minutes. Liquidity Sweep and Pivot Extreme Fade are paused while we re-test them. Timeframes run from 15 minutes up to monthly.
How are alerts delivered?
On your web dashboard and by email, within about a minute of the rule firing. There is no Telegram channel and no SMS.
Does Breakout Alerts trade for me?
No. You get the alert and decide whether to take it. Automated trading is in testing on our own accounts and will only be offered once its own public record earns it.
Is Breakout Alerts financial advice?
No. Breakout Alerts is educational trade-signal alerts and analytics, not financial advice. Trading carries a real risk of loss.
Keep reading
- Breakout trading statistics: the live aggregates behind every number here.
- How we compare: six signal services side by side, losses included.
- How breakout alerts work: the rules, step by step.
- Calibration log: every change to how we grade and deliver alerts, dated.
- About: who runs this, and the publishing rules.
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Every signal our desk fires, graded in R — winners and losers, no cherry-picking. One email, every Friday.
Breakout Alerts provides educational trade-signal alerts and analytics. It is not financial advice, and trading carries a real risk of loss.