Every gold signal Aurex publishes stays on record. The archive lists past XAUUSD setups with their entry, stop loss, targets and outcome so you can judge the strategy on its own history rather than on marketing claims.
The archive exists so the strategy can be audited. Every published XAUUSD setup is retained with the levels it was posted at — entry, stop loss, take profit — and the outcome that followed, whether that was a target hit, a stop out, a partial close or a break-even exit.
Reading an archive well means looking past the win rate. A strategy that wins 45% of the time with an average reward-to-risk of 1:2.5 outperforms one that wins 70% with 1:0.5. Check the distribution of results, the size of the losing runs, and whether the winners came from a repeatable setup type or from a handful of outliers.
Consecutive losses are normal in gold trading. The archive makes those stretches visible on purpose, because a trader who has seen the drawdown pattern in advance is far less likely to abandon a plan in the middle of one.
Past performance never guarantees future results. The archive is a transparency record, not a projection of what the next month will produce.
The archive holds the published gold signals since the public feed began, and new setups are added as they close.
No. The archive documents what happened historically. Market conditions change, and no past record guarantees future outcomes.