Signal groups and OrderVolume often compete for the same weekly budget, so the difference deserves to be stated plainly: they sell predictions; we sell measurement.
✓ Zero effort — someone tells you what they would do.
✓ Community and accountability can have real value for some traders.
✓ Occasionally run by genuinely skilled traders.
— A prediction can only be verified after your money is at risk. A measurement is verifiable every session, by you, against your own platform.
— Groups can't see your broker. A call made on one feed meets different spread, different basis, different fills on yours.
— OrderVolume never tells you what to do — every metric is an observation of conditions, and your method stays your own.
If what you want is someone else's trade ideas, a signal group is that product — evaluate the track record with the same rigor you'd want from any measurement.
If what you want is to act on your own method with full sight of the conditions — cost, feed behavior, flow context, in your broker's own prices — that's OrderVolume, at the same weekly price point, verifiable every day you use it.
"They sell you predictions about the market. We show you the truth about your broker."