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# View Signal
The **Signal Store** in Algomojo allows traders to receive and manage trade signals seamlessly. With the **View Signals** feature, users can track signals sent by the admin in real time, ensuring they never miss a trade opportunity.
#### **Key Benefits:**
✅ **Instant Access** – View all signals sent by the admin in one place.\
✅ **Effortless Monitoring** – Quickly check and analyze received trade signals.\
✅ **Real-Time Updates** – Stay ahead with automatically updated signal logs.
#### **Step-by-Step Guide to Viewing Signals in the Signal Store**
1️⃣ **Go to the Signal Store** – Log in to Algomojo and navigate to the **Signal Store** section.
2️⃣ **Select Action** – Find the **Action** button next to the signal list.
3️⃣ **Click on "View Signals"** – This option allows you to see all the signals sent by the admin.
4️⃣ **Check Received Signals** – Under the **View Signals** tab, you can review all the signals that have been received from the admin.
With this feature, you can easily monitor all incoming signals and manage your trades efficiently!
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