SITE MEASUREMENT
Your visit.
Your choice.
Optional counts help us understand which systems visitors explore.
Only after you allow it
The new catalog sends first-party events for page views, product interest, testing links and MQL5 purchase-link clicks only after you select “Allow counts.” No advertising pixel, advertising cookie or visitor ID is used.
The optional event log contains a timestamp, event name, page or product, an allowlisted campaign code and source category. It does not record your IP address, browser user agent, name, email or a unique session identifier. Your consent preference is saved locally in your browser.
Counts, not sales attribution
A click to MQL5 is an outbound click. It is not evidence of a purchase. Counts can include repeat visits and cannot identify unique visitors or prove sales attribution. Visitors who decline measurement are not counted in these optional events.
Hosting logs and other services
The hosting server also uses its existing request logs, which may include IP addresses and requested URLs for service operation. Do not put personal information in campaign URLs. MQL5 and Telegram operate their own sites and privacy policies. Existing signal-service privacy terms remain available at the link below.
Change your choice
Use “Privacy choices” in the footer to allow or decline future counts. Declining stops future optional events; it does not remove already aggregated counts. No contact-subscription form is active on this catalog.
Optional event logs rotate daily, with 30 rotations retained; existing operational log retention follows the host’s existing policy.