A trading tool built to be checked
TFXSignals sends algorithmic trading signals on four indices and USDJPY to Telegram. It is built by Kamil Uchwat, an engineer and trader, with Paul Mears as mentor. This page says who we are, why the service exists and how its numbers are produced.
An answer to fake gurus
Retail trading is full of people selling results they cannot show: screenshots of winning trades, win rates with nothing next to them, courses in place of a record. Many of the people who pay for them lose money.
TFXSignals started as the opposite of that. The idea was to build a tool that actually trades by fixed rules, test it properly, and then publish it together with the evidence, so that anyone can judge it before paying for it.
That is why the site shows the full backtest and not only its best figures, why costs are taken out of every result, and why closed live signals are published.
The people behind it
Kamil Uchwat
Kamil builds and runs the system: the research, the backtests, the signal bot and this site. He has spent years on trading algorithms, on building this company and on trading itself.
- Engineering degree in telecommunications and computer science
- Four years of trading
- Funded three times through Funded Elite, on about $150,000 of capital
Paul Mears
Paul is a professional trader and Kamil's mentor. He has traded for many years and managed capital professionally.
- Trader for many years, funded on more than $400,000
- Managed capital professionally for many years
- First-class degree in Pure Mathematics, Loughborough University
- UK-qualified accountant with more than 30 years of cross-border experience
- Based in Hong Kong
TFXSignals is operated from Poland by Kamil Uchwat. Contact: support@tfx-signals.com.
How the numbers are produced
A backtest is only worth as much as the assumptions behind it. These are ours.
Real costs on every trade
Each backtested trade is charged the spread quoted when it was entered, plus 0.20 of slippage per side. The headline figures are after those costs.
Compared with random entries
The system is measured against a control that takes the same trades in a random direction, at the same cost. The difference between the two is the edge we report.
Losing stretches included
The backtest covers 3 years and 2,787 trades on 5 markets. Every year, month and drawdown is on the site, the weak ones too.
Live since August 2026
Signals have been sent to subscribers since then. The most recent closed signals are published on the home page as they close.
The results for each market are on the signals pages, and the guides explain how to read them.
What TFXSignals is not
- We are not a broker and never hold your money.
- We do not place trades for you. You enter every order with your own broker.
- We do not give personal investment advice.
- We do not promise a result. Backtested performance is hypothetical.
The full terms are in the Risk Disclosure.