Before you pay for a price action scanner: 7 evidence checks

The seven checks

1. Does it show losses and non-events? Look for invalidated, still-open and no-follow-through outcomes—not only winning screenshots.
2. Was the alert timestamped before the outcome? You should be able to separate the preview time from later publication and result times.
3. Are its terms defined in plain language? “Confirmed” and “qualified” mean little unless the service tells you what is—and is not—confirmed.
4. Does it separate pattern completion from trading usefulness? A pattern can complete and still go nowhere useful afterward.
5. Can a specific alert be silently edited or deleted? Ask whether later results append to the original evidence.
6. Is there a real free sample? A demo and a historical replay can teach the interface, but neither should pretend to be a live alert.
7. Does one accountability rule apply to every alert? A fixed public selection rule is checkable; “usually accurate” is not.

How ReclaimRadar answers check four

P4 is an early, completed observation. P5 is the still-unknown fifth point needed to complete the reference shape. Later follow-through is judged separately. The product never treats those three questions as one.

Where ReclaimRadar currently stands

The public history exposes original times, source labels and negative outcomes. The method defines its terms, and the paid product changes timing and coverage—not the evidence standard. The honest limitation is still the size of the live sample; historical replays remain labelled as replays.

Pricing, stated plainly

The current founding offer is 3,000 Telegram Stars per 30 days through 31 December 2026. The standard price after that date is 6,000 Stars (about US$99). There is no hidden discount code or performance promise.