1. Telegram
All of our trade signals are sent through Telegram.
Each signal includes:
- What stock to trade
- Whether to Buy or Sell
- A Stop Loss
- A Take Profit
This is where you'll receive all alerts in real time.
Download Telegram: https://telegram.org/
Simple setup | Beginner friendly | Step-by-step trade placement
If you just want to know how to place trades, scroll down to the step-by-step guide at the bottom. If you'd like a quick understanding first, keep reading.
The guide starts with the basics, then ends with the exact process to place a trade.
To follow Swift Signals, you only need two things.
All of our trade signals are sent through Telegram.
Each signal includes:
This is where you'll receive all alerts in real time.
Download Telegram: https://telegram.org/
This is where you actually place the trade.
We recommend Trading212 because it's simple, beginner-friendly and works well with our signals.
However, many of our members also use:
The most important thing is that you use a broker that is available in your country and that you're comfortable using. The signal stays the same regardless of which broker you choose.
If you're completely new to trading, start with a small amount of money.
There's no rush.
The goal at the beginning isn't to get rich overnight.
The goal is to:
Even small trades will teach you everything you need to know.
You may hear these terms mentioned online, so here's a simple explanation.
Retail investors are everyday people like you and me.
They trade or invest using apps such as:
Most Swift Signals members are retail investors.
Institutional investors are large organisations that manage significant amounts of money.
Examples include:
These organisations often have access to teams of analysts, expensive software, market research, data, and tools that most everyday investors don't have access to.
Swift Signals was built for retail investors.
We help everyday traders gain access to structured analysis, data-driven trade ideas, and market insights without needing to spend hours researching charts, learning complex trading strategies, or spending a fortune on expensive market data and analysis tools.
Large financial institutions often have access to teams of analysts, advanced software, research tools, and data that can cost thousands of pounds per month. Most retail investors simply don't have access to those resources.
That's where Swift Signals comes in.
We're not trying to turn you into a Wall Street analyst overnight. Instead, we help bridge the gap by providing retail investors with high-quality analysis, trade opportunities, and market insights at a fraction of the cost.
Our mission is simple: to help everyday traders make more informed decisions and gain an edge in the market without needing years of experience or endless hours of research.
You still decide whether to take a trade, but Swift Signals does the heavy lifting by identifying, analysing, and monitoring potential opportunities for you.
It's simple.
We send a trade idea.
You place the trade.
If the price moves in the direction we expected, the trade makes money.
If the price moves against us, the Stop Loss closes the trade and limits the loss.
No complicated analysis required.
You are simply following structured trade opportunities.
A Stop Loss is one of the most important tools in trading.
Think of it as your safety net.
A Stop Loss automatically closes your trade if the price moves too far against you.
For example:
You place a trade.
The market doesn't do what we expected.
Instead of letting the loss continue growing, the trade automatically closes at the Stop Loss level.
This helps keep losses controlled.
Every signal we send includes a Stop Loss.
A Take Profit does the opposite.
It automatically closes your trade when it reaches the profit target.
For example:
You place a trade.
The market moves in the expected direction.
When the target is reached, the trade closes automatically and secures the profit.
Every signal we send includes a Take Profit target.
No signal service can guarantee profits.
Some trades will win.
Some trades will lose.
That is completely normal.
The goal is to keep losses controlled while allowing winning trades the opportunity to grow.
Only trade with money you can afford to lose.
This is the exact process you follow when you receive a signal.
You'll receive a message that looks like this:
🚨 PREMIUM SIGNAL ALERT 🚨 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 💎 PSA 📈 Action: BUY NOW ⭐ Signal Score: 15 🏷️ Tier: B 💰 Trade Setup: ├ 🎯 Entry: $327.16 ├ 🛑 Stop Loss: $311.65 └ ✅ Take Profit: $340.25 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📋 Scoring Breakdown: ✅ Above EMA200 (+2): HTF uptrend bias ✅ Rising EMA200 (+1) ✅ EMA stack 20>50>200 (+3) ✅ 2-bar trend confirmation (+2): Above EMA20 and AVWAP ⚠️ Breakout context active - skipping ATH proximity filter (0) ✅ Breakout (+3): Close 327.16 > prior high 324.52 with RVOL 1.28x ✅ MACD bullish and improving (+3) ✅ RSI (+2): Trend-healthy (69.51) ⚠️ Volume (0): Rel vol 1.28x ⚠️ Gap behavior OK (0) ⚠️ Slightly extended to EMA20 (-1): 6.23% above ⚠️ Not extended vs AVWAP (0) ⚠️ News (0): Neutral/unknown ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 👀 Don't Trade Blind - Trade With Swift Signals 🤖 All Signals Powered By Swift Signals
Important
Don't worry about the Scoring Breakdown. That's simply showing why the signal was generated.
As a beginner, you only need to focus on:
Everything else is optional.
Open your trading app and search for the ticker.
For this example:
PSA
Make sure the ticker matches exactly.
Once you've found the correct stock:
Click BUY.
Using the example above:
Stop Loss:
311.65
Take Profit:
340.25
Enter these values exactly as shown in the signal.
Before placing the trade, double-check:
✔ Correct ticker
✔ Correct Buy or Sell direction
✔ Correct Stop Loss
✔ Correct Take Profit
Then place the trade.
Always double-check the ticker before entering a trade.
For example:
If the signal says PSA, make sure you're trading PSA.
This simple check prevents most beginner mistakes.
Once the trade is placed:
If the Take Profit is hit, the trade closes in profit.
If the Stop Loss is hit, the trade closes at a controlled loss.
No guessing.
No complicated analysis.
Simply follow the signal and let the trade play out.
Use the guide above as your reference, then follow the trade steps exactly when a signal arrives.