Why Did a Technical Signal Disappear From the List?
A Technical Signal disappears from the list on Pluang when it expires. Each signal has an expiry time set by the third-party provider, and Pluang removes expired signals automatically so you only see active ones.
What you might notice and what it means
| What you see | Why | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| A signal is no longer in the Technical Signals list | It reached its expiry time and was removed | Nothing; check the list for active signals |
| A signal card is gone from the Explore page | The Explore section shows active signals only | Tap See All to view the active signals for that asset class |
| A signal you opened earlier no longer opens | Expired signals are not shown in the list or on their detail page | Look for a newer signal on the same asset, if there is one |
| Your order from the signal is still there | An order is separate from the signal | Manage it on the order or transaction page; cancel it if you no longer want it |
Expiry only means the signal is no longer active. It doesn't tell you whether the price reached the target or the stop loss.
Something else looks wrong? If a signal vanished but you think it hadn't expired, or your order changed without you editing it, contact Pluang Care through live chat in the app or at tanya@pluang.com with a screenshot.
Learn more: what Technical Signals are and how to read one and how Expert Signals, Technical Signals and Analyst Ratings differ.
Related questions:
Q: Can I get an expired signal back?
No. Expired signals are removed automatically and are not shown in the list or on a detail page.
Q: What happens to the order I placed from the signal?
It stays exactly as you set it until it fills, expires or you cancel it, under that asset's normal rules. The signal expiring doesn't change it.
Q: Does an expired signal mean the pattern failed?
Not necessarily. Expiry means the signal is no longer active; it doesn't show whether the target was reached.
Q: Where can I see how long a signal lasts?
Each signal shows a Target Period: the time window in which the target is expected to be reached. Tap it in the app to read its explanation.
Last updated: 9 November 2026