ASX Share Trade Example
Tradesignals offers trade suggestions on ASX Shares by providing an entry, stop loss and exit level via website and email alert.
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The following is a typical trade suggestion that you would receive as a Subscriber to Tradesignals:
Trade Example
The Alert:
On the 8th July 2025, our ASX stock analyst detected a bullish setup on Electro Optic Systems Limited ASX:EOS.
Technical Analysis showed that the shares of the company were under strong accumulation with aggressive buying pressure.
Fundamental Analysis of EOS's strong position in the defence and space sectors, coupled with its innovative product offerings, provided a solid foundation for growth with earnings and revenue forecast to grow by 93.6% and 12.5% per annum, respectively, indicating a positive outlook for the company's financial performance.
On the balance of all probabilities, technical and fundamental, a breakout above the $2.90 resistance was imminent, with a strong potential for immediate and substantial gains.
We alerted our subscribers:
1. An intraday Snapshot was sent by email sent to our subscribers as well as their executing brokers in real-time, to alert them to the stock and buy EOS if it broke above $2.90, with a stoploss at $2.58 and a profit target at $4.80.
The Snapshot was also posted on our website in the ASX Members Area in the Pending Trades Table.
2. An Analyst Report was uploaded shortly after on our website and also sent by email to our subscribers with the complete reasons for the trade suggestion including how to plan and manage the trade if entered into.
Click here to see our Analyst Report on EOS.
The subscriber would then:
Log in to their trading platform and enters the relevant details (Stock Ticker- in this case EOS.asx, the entry price, stop loss and profit target) or
Telephone their Stockbroker with the trade suggestion details to place the order.
The Entry:
On the 10th of July 2025, EOS broke out above the $2.90 resistance and triggered our subscribers into the trade.
As a subscriber, you are now in the trade. You can now follow our trade management strategy as suggested in the Analyst report and follow us online as we update suggested trailing stoploss levels or make any other suggestions on managing the trade.
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Reason for Trade suggestion:
We provided the following technical and fundamental reasons for the trade setup in EOS:
Technical analysis showed a strong bullish price action and rising trading volume chart pattern.
EOS's strong position in the defence and space sectors, coupled with its innovative product offerings, provides a solid foundation for growth.
The company's strategic focus on high-demand areas such as counter-drone systems and space surveillance aligns with global defence priorities.
Analysts forecast that EOS's earnings and revenue will grow by 93.6% and 12.5% per annum, respectively, indicating a positive outlook for the company's financial performance.
Trade Management:
We posted the following updates in our ASX Members Area > Live Trades table as the trade in EOS unfolded:
10 Jul filled 2.91;
14 Jul raised stop to 2.99;
15 Jul raised stop to 3.69;
16 July stopped at 3.69
The Exit:
On the 16th July 2025, the EOS had retraced from its high of $3.73 made the previous. This was below our target level however the price appreciated 26% in just 2 trading days and we chose to lock in profits in line with the strategy set out in our Analyst Report.
Tradesignals share trade alert email read:
"Tradesignals: Exit signal – ASX:EOS stopped at 3.69"
Profit Calculations:
A straightforward calculation for the return in EOS as follows -
Entry Price
Price bought = $2.91 per share
Exit Price
Price sold = $3.69 per share
Return (P/L)
$3.69 minus $2.91 = 78 cents per share.
0.78 divided by 2.91 = 0.268 or 26.8% return on investment.
On a position size of just $10,000, this trade suggestion would have delivered the trader a gain of 26.8% return or $2,680*
*before commission charged by your broker or trading platform provider.
Position Sizing, Risk Control and Money Management:
Tradesignals encourages good money management and trade size disciplines. i.e. controlled stop-loss exit points coupled with a sensible number of lots traded that won't break the trading bank.
To assist the trader, Tradesignals encourages subscribers to make us of the Tradesignals Position Size and Margin Calculator by clicking here.
NOTE: Trading can involve substantial risk. It is therefore imperative to keep position sizing at a manageable level to ensure drawdowns on any consecutive losses can be sustained by a trading account. Part of this money management strategy involves implementation of a strict stop loss discipline.
Types of orders Tradesignals use for entries and exits:
1. Buy on Stop Orders outside of market hours
2. Sell Short on Stop Orders outside of market hours
3. Snapshots during live market hours.
4. Buy At Market or Sell At Market - live or outside of market hours.
5. Buy At Limit
6. Sell At Limit
Mechanics:
Live Trades: All triggered trades, amendments to stop levels and set exit limits are communicated on our website and sent to you via email during our update window from 6:00 PM to 9:30 AM AEST. This will cover all live trades overnight on offshore markets such as the Nasdaq for profit-taking or stop-loss levels.
Pending Trades: These are trades we are suggesting as likely possibilities that have not triggered into a live trade. Some pending trades never 'trigger' to become live trades and are removed from the Tradesignals 'pending' list of potential trades. All changes and amendments will be updated via email and on our website between 8.00 am to 7:30 pm. AEST. This includes any trade suggestions, which are removed and are no longer valid.
A pending trade may trigger into a live trade (overnight). In this instance any conditions stated in the suggestion at the beginning will be valid until otherwise notified. Subsequently, it will then be treated in the same way as other 'live' trades.
Note: For International markets, trades (entries and exits may occur) during the night session and an email will not be sent to notify when these prices are hit (since they can be entered into the system with your broker beforehand). In trading, it is important to set the exit points. Before making any trade, you need to set two trading orders that will be used as exit points, one for selling your shares when you reach a certain profit, and the other to sell in order to cut your losses.
Obviously, Limit (profit exit) and Stop trading (stop-loss exit) orders should be set correctly, otherwise the trade will not be executed. Once you have chosen the trigger price you wish to trade from the Tradesignals Analyst Report or from Tradesignals simple email trade suggestion alerts, you can elect to take different exit points to Tradesignals. Every trader's risk profile (risk they are willing to take) is different. If you do choose to take different exit points, make sure you follow the rules for placing limit and stop trading orders as detailed below.
Examples of Correct Stop and Limit Trading Orders:
If you are buying shares, it means you are investing in a long position. In this case, you will set a sell limit above the current price, so if the price rises, you will collect the profit you've accumulated. You will also select a stop loss in the long position, so if the price drops you will cut your losses short.
If you are selling short, it means you are looking to capitalise on the fall of a share price. You will set buy limit order below the current price, so you can take profits if the price keeps dropping. You will also select a stop loss in the short position, so if the price rises you will cut your losses short by buying back or “covering” the position.
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