Forex pips signals: why a pip count is not enough evidence.
Pip-count claims can hide spread, slippage, lot size, leverage, broker conditions, and excluded losses. Educational notes can help read the claim without turning it into a trade instruction.
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Pip count does not show lot size, cost, slippage, or account risk.
Execution gap
The displayed pips may not match what a reader could execute.
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MarketPulse does not provide entries, exits, stops, targets, or lot sizes.
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