The Scalp room's trades, taken for you.
PRINTSYNC reads every signal the Printers Scalp room posts and places it on your own MT5 account within seconds, then manages it off the room's updates until it closes. It runs on our server, not your laptop.
Your account, your money, your off switch. We never hold funds.
You set it up once. After that it trades.
PRINTSYNC is not a signal copier bolted onto your phone. The signals go into a server, the server works out exactly what to place on your account, and a terminal we host sends the orders to your broker.
- 1The room posts
A scalp signal lands with its entry, stop and targets.
- 2We size it to you
Your risk setting, your account balance, your broker's limits. A trade it cannot size properly is rejected rather than squeezed in.
- 3It goes on
Three positions on the default profile, placed in seconds. Stale or already-moved signals are dropped.
- 4It manages itself
Breakeven moves, targets and room closes, all off the room's own updates until the trade is done.
One thing to be clear about. Paying does not start trading. You bind your MT5 account, check the settings, and press enable once. Until you do, nothing is placed.
Three ways to take the same signal
Every profile splits the signal across more than one position so the trade can bank something and still run. Balanced is selected by default and is the one the figures below are based on.
Balanced
Three equal positions. One targets TP2, two target TP3.
- At TP1, nothing happens
- At 70% of the way from TP1 to TP2, every surviving position moves to its own entry price
- At TP2 that position closes and the TP3 legs sit at breakeven
Growth
Three positions, all targeting TP3, with the same delayed breakeven.
- More left on when a move keeps going
- Historically a longer losing streak than Balanced
- Pick it knowing the swings are bigger both ways
Trend
Two positions targeting TP3 plus a runner that trails once TP2 is through.
- Trails at 160 pips by default, tested between 160 and 180
- Still experimental and not the recommended starting point
Session Guard. An optional filter that only takes trades inside London hours, and sells only between 1pm and 3pm. It is off by default. Read the caution in the testing section before you turn it on.
What the replay showed, and what it doesn't prove
438 signals from the Printers Scalp room, 30 July to 6 October 2026, replayed against 65,906 one-minute bars. Ambiguous and withdrawn signals were thrown out. Where two orderings inside the same minute were both possible, the worse one was used.
On a £1,000 account, risking 0.25% a signal
| Setting | Over the whole period | Worst drawdown |
|---|---|---|
| Session Guard offthe default | +£81.05 | −£53.28 |
| Session Guard onoptional, see the caution below | +£131.75 | −£28.70 |
Fixed risk throughout, not compounded, and covering the whole ten weeks rather than any one month. Before software and broker costs.
Trend, measured in R
| Profile | Result | Max drawdown |
|---|---|---|
| Trend 160, Guard on | 60.77R | 14.01R |
| Trend 180, Guard on | 59.97R | 14.14R |
One R is one unit of the risk you set per signal.
Balanced under stress
Each of these was tested on its own, not all at once.
- Entries 2 pips worse45.43R
- Entries 3 pips worse41.27R
- Entries 5 pips worse33.34R
- Stops slipping 5 pips46.55R
- Stops slipping 10 pips36.31R
Read this before you read anything above
- This is a simulation, not customer results. It replays signals against historical one-minute data. Nobody made this money.
- The drawdown is the worst in that window, not a limit. A future run can be worse.
- Past results do not guarantee future results. Ten weeks is a short sample.
- Session Guard was found in this same data. A rule discovered in the period it is measured on will always look better there than it may prove live, which is exactly why it ships switched off and why the Guard-off row is the honest one to judge it by.
- It is not a replay of today's live settings. The system now runs gates the replay did not include.
- £1,000 is an illustration, not a minimum. On a small account your broker's minimum lot size can make 0.25% untradeable. PRINTSYNC rejects a trade it cannot size properly rather than taking more risk than you set.
What you need
Three things
- An MT5 account with VantageIn your own name, opened through Printers. Your funds stay with the broker.
- Money you can afford to loseThis is leveraged gold. Size it so a bad run does not matter to your life.
- Nothing elseNo VPS, no machine left on, no software on your computer.
- An understanding of what it doesWe go through the settings with you before anything is enabled.
£100 a month, and you can stop whenever
Places are released in batches so that every account gets set up properly rather than queued. Send your details and we will come back to you on Telegram.
Already in the Printers community? It is £25 a month through your member portal.
Automated does not mean guaranteed. PRINTSYNC trades a leveraged product, it has losing days and losing runs, and your capital is at risk throughout. It will not match the pips the room posts, because a real account pays spread and gets real fills.
Before you ask
Do you hold my money?
No. Your MT5 account is opened in your own name with Vantage and your funds are held by the broker. PRINTSYNC places orders on that account. It cannot deposit or withdraw, and neither can we.
Does it run on my computer?
No. It runs on a Windows terminal we host, so your machine can be off. That is part of what the monthly fee covers.
Can I stop it?
Yes. Pause blocks new entries straight away from the portal. Trades already open stay managed so nothing is left unattended.
What happens if I cancel?
No new signals are taken after your paid month ends. You keep your login, your receipts and the ability to manage anything still open. We do not close your positions because a payment stopped.
Can I change the risk?
Yes, within the supported range, and there is a cap on total open risk. Change it in the portal and it applies to new trades. Existing trades keep the settings they were placed with.
Will I get exactly what the room posts?
No, and nobody will. Your fill, your spread and your broker all move the result. The room's pip counts are a record of the calls, not of any account.
Is this financial advice?
No. PRINTSYNC is software that executes a published set of signals on your instruction. What you trade and at what size is your decision.
Why is it cheaper for Printers members?
Members are already inside the community that produces the signals. The £25 price covers the licence and the server for them. Outside the community the price is £100.