Giselle - The Pips Radar Telegram Channel Review: Pretty Face Hides a Loser Game

Forex "signals" are everywhere today. But when our readers send us dozens of requests to backtest some particular channels, we do that! Today we are going to review Giselle - The Pips Radar, a Telegram channel, launched in June 2025.

While having more than 11,000 followers, our research, shows that this is definitely not the case. This review is devoted to explaining why this is an extremely risky scam trust channel, which uses smoke and mirrors (and "pretty face") to cover up its losing trading strategy.

Channel Overview

Telegram Channel Link - https://t.me/giselle_fx

Feature	Details
Channel Name	Giselle - The Pips Radar
Active Since	27 June 2025
Subscribers	~11,633 (Medium size)
Daily Posts	~13 posts per day (Active)
Views per Post	~600 (Suspiciously low; suggests fake subscribers)
Website/Socials	None
Main Market	Gold (XAUUSD)
Trading Style	Scalping
Sessions	New York & London
Free Signals/Day	1-2 (Reported) / 1-2 per week (Actual)
Education Provided	No
Paid Services	Premium "VIP" channel
VIP Bot	No
Real Face	Yes (Used for marketing/lifestyle posts)

"Lifestyle" vs. Reality

Joining this group, you will get daily updates about the exceptional results of the VIP community, photos from fancy restaurants, and annoying stickers. The channel uses a "real face" to make a trader believe that he follows some successful "guru". However, if you are looking for daily free signals, this is definitely not your place. Free signals appear 1-2 times per week.

The Signal Analysis

So, how is the quality and the format of the scanty free trades? We backtested all the free trades of the last 6 months. Let's look at a typical example of the signals posted by this channel:

XAUUSD Buy Now: 4063 - 4058

TP 1: 4066

TP 2: 4070

SL: 4051

First, it looks to be a standard trade setup. Second, the risk-to-reward ratio in this trade seems to be really low. TP 1 is 20 pips away from the entry zone, whereas SL is 80 pips away.

Thus, you risk losing four times more money than you can earn in your first take-profit.

The Backtesting Results (The Numbers Are Not Deceiving You)

AI backtesting gives us the cold hard truth about this channel:

• Average Winning Rate: 32%

  
  

• TP2 completion rate: only 14%

  
  

• Average Risk-to-Reward Ratio: 0.55

  
  

Let's be direct: it is absolutely not enough for earning any money. To be profitable, even with a 32% win rate, the reward-to-risk ratio needs to be at least 2.0. Otherwise, you will consistently lose money.

Conclusion: Why It Is a Scam Trust Channel

There is nothing surprising in the fact that this is yet another dubious channel which was discovered due to our readers. As we have seen,

• fake engagement: 11,633 subscribers and average 600 views is a clear sign of fake followers

  
  

• useless signals: signals are skewed in favor of the broker (or "guru"), risking $80 to earn $20

• illusion of success: photos from fancy restaurants and "exceptional results" of the VIP community. "Pretty face" is an instrument of distraction from the simple fact that math behind their strategy is flawed.

  
  
  
  

0/10 TRUST SCORE

Do not be deceived! Giselle - The Pips Radar is a scam trust channel. It tries to appear as a successful one to lure you into a paid VIP group.