BAZ Trading guide
How a BAZ Gold Signal is built
BAZ Gold Signals is a private Telegram channel for gold (XAUUSD). Each signal gives an entry, a 10-pip stop loss and seven take-profit levels out to 250 pips, followed by updates as levels are hit. This guide explains how pips are counted on gold, when signals are posted (UAE time), how a session is managed, and what the numbers do and do not mean.
How pips are counted on gold
For gold we count 1 pip as $0.10 of price. A move from 4111.00 to 4136.00 is $25.00, which is 250 pips. Brokers do not all use the same convention — some count $0.01 or $1.00 as a pip, or quote gold under another symbol name such as GOLD — so check how your broker defines a pip and a lot before you size a trade.
The structure of every signal
| Level | Distance from entry | Price move |
|---|---|---|
| Stop loss | 10 pips | $1.00 |
| TP1 · TP2 · TP3 | 30 · 60 · 90 pips | $3 · $6 · $9 |
| TP4 · TP5 · TP6 | 130 · 170 · 210 pips | $13 · $17 · $21 |
| TP7 (final target) | 250 pips | $25.00 |
Example post format: Buy gold at 4111. Stop 4110 (10 pips). Targets 4114, 4117, 4120, 4124, 4128, 4132 and 4136 (250 pips).
When signals are posted
The team watches three sessions a day, Saturday to Thursday, in UAE time (GMT+4). Friday is a day off with no scheduled signals.
| Session | UAE time (GMT+4) |
|---|---|
| Asia | 3:00 – 6:00 AM |
| London | 12:00 – 3:00 PM |
| New York | 4:00 – 6:00 PM |
| Friday | Day off |
There is no fixed number of signals. A signal is posted only when a setup meets the strategy's rules, so a session can have one or more signals, or none.
How a session is managed
- A setup appears. The signal is posted with its entry, the 10-pip stop and the seven targets.
- All targets on the first attempt. If every target is reached on the first attempt, that sequence is complete and the team waits for the next session.
- Further attempts. If the first attempt stops out and a valid setup is still present, the team may try again — up to roughly 5–7 attempts in that session.
- Updates. Each level that is hit is posted as an update to the original signal, and the channel says when to move the stop to break-even (BE) once a trade is in profit.
What the targets mean
- The 10-pip stop and the 250-pip final target are the strategy's parameters, not expected outcomes.
- Many setups close earlier: at an intermediate target, at break-even or at the stop. Some sessions end with targets reached, some with stop losses, and some with no signal.
- Gold can move several dollars in seconds around news. Spreads and slippage at your broker change your actual entry and exit, and with a 10-pip stop that difference matters.
- We do not publish or promise a win rate or a return. Past signals do not indicate future results, and signals are general information, not investment advice. See the trading risk warning.
Joining the channel
Choose a monthly or yearly plan. After payment, connect Telegram in your dashboard and start the BAZ bot so we know which Telegram account to invite; the bot sends a single-use invite that works only for that account. You receive reminders 7, 3 and 1 day before your plan ends, and the bot removes you from the channel on the end date if you do not renew. If you change Telegram accounts, disconnect and reconnect in your dashboard.