Changelog

v1.8.1 Latest

• Fix Close all no longer ends with a false "pending could not be canceled" message when no pending order was left. The same false warning is gone from the rollover rule and from the Chart Panel.
• Fix Account trailing after restarting MT5: it keeps following the same positions with the same peak, and it starts over if those positions were closed in the meantime.
• Fix Alerts: no more duplicates when the Trade Panel runs on two charts, no burst of old alerts after an interruption, and long push notifications now reach the phone.
• Fix Close before rollover also works when MT5 is started shortly before the rollover.
• Fix Chart Panel: a simple click on a line no longer moves a stop by a few pixels, a confirmation left open is dropped when you change the chart symbol, and a trailing stop switches itself off with a message if another program keeps moving the stop back.
• Improved Chart Panels keep working during a temporary problem with our licensing service.
• Improved A cleaner Experts log, money fields that read "1.000" as one thousand and keep the cents, win rates that leave out breakeven trades, and clearer messages throughout.

v1.8.0

• New The Chart Panel: a second Expert Advisor in the same zip file, running on the same license — a narrow side panel beside the price on any chart you open. It carries that symbol's retail positioning, its signal and its AI plan, and three order forms (Manual, Signals, Forecast) with stop, target, lot and risk already filled in. Stop, target and a pending order's entry can be dragged on the chart; drag the entry and stop and target move with it by the same amount, in one request to the broker. Breakeven and a trailing stop are armed per position, and six groups of levels — support and resistance with the key zone, the AI plan, your own trades, the daily pivot, day and week extremes, the trading sessions — switch on and off per chart. It fetches nothing by itself: it reads what the Trade Panel has already received, so the Trade Panel has to stay open on one chart. It never opens a trade by itself either.
• Improved The automatic target is measured from the automatic stop, not from the stop you picked. Moving the stop out to a far level used to widen the target with it and leave the ratio at 1:1 whatever you chose, so the number stopped measuring anything; now the target holds and the reward-to-risk falls, and the row says where the target comes from. Both panels.
• Improved Day expiry now asks the broker for the end of the trading day instead of building "23:59" by itself: when the trading day ends earlier — on a Friday, on metals, on indices — the order used to go GTC in silence under a chip that read Day. The chip is also no longer switched off on brokers that accept only the day, where the note claimed they took no expiry at all. The Date option is gone; a chart left on it restarts on GTC.
• New When the Trade Panel cancels your pending orders — max loss, max profit, account trailing, close before rollover, Close all — the chart that had them says so, with a notice that stays until you dismiss it. And that message now reports how many it really canceled, not how many it found before trying.
• New Trading sessions on the chart, in place of the plan-window verticals: Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York, one outlined box per session per day, drawn on the high and the low that session made. Hourly charts and below; above that the chip says why it draws nothing.
• Improved Order errors carry the numbers and the real cause — "SL 13.0 pips from the market, broker needs 17.0 pips (spread 17.0 pips right now)" instead of "SL too close". The minimum distance now follows what the broker declares rather than a wide estimate, so entries a few pips from the market are no longer refused on brokers that allow them. A disconnected terminal and a closed market are both said before the click, and a position left without a stop after an ECN retry stays on screen until you acknowledge it.
• Improved Faster redraws, with nothing changed on screen: dragging a line no longer paints a frame for every mouse event, and the trailing check no longer reads every global variable in the terminal once a second on every chart.

v1.7.1

• Improved AI Forecast rows lead with the expected result. The PROB column is gone: the expected value — what a long series of plans like this one returns per unit of risk, timed-out plans included — is now the big figure of the row, green from +0.20R and amber below zero. On a plan whose stop was already touched today it dims instead of disappearing (that plan stays placeable, and the expanded row and the batch view keep showing it), and on a narrow chart the reward-to-risk appears under the figure, where the compact row never printed it.
• Improved The accuracy chip is gone from the top of the AI Forecast tab: a young record read as a verdict before the plans. The same numbers stay in full in every expanded row — this pair, the TOP picks, the average R over the executed plans — one click further down.
• Improved Sort chip of the AI Forecast tab cycles EV → R/R → A–Z (no ordering by a number the panel does not show); the batch view's info line reads "EV +0.12R · HIGH"; the pair sheet's "See AI plan" button shows direction and reward-to-risk only.
• Improved Tour step 4, the in-panel help and the update notice explain the expected result in plain words: an average over many plans like this one, expiring plans included — not a promise about the next trade.

v1.7.0

• New Sentiment tab, first in the panel: retail positioning on all 29 markets — the long/short split, the dominant side, a crowd band (balanced, crowded, extreme) and how the long share moved over 7, 21 or 30 days, with the same numbers the site publishes and the time of the last update on the tab. Every row carries two pills, SIGNAL and AI PLAN, showing what the signal and the AI plan of the day say about that pair; click one and a pair sheet opens with the same detail and the same order form as the Signals and AI Forecast tabs — nothing changes in how orders are built or confirmed.
• New Retail positioning alerts, a family of their own: a pair crossing the threshold you set (65, 70 or 75% on either side) and, optionally, the retail majority switching side, with their own settings behind the Sentiment tab's bell, independent of the signal alerts, plus Mute all / Unmute all for the row bells. The old extreme-positioning toggle becomes a signal-consensus alert with a threshold of its own (70, 75 or 80% on one side): the fixed 80 was out of reach on the current consensus scale. Bells on Sentiment rows mute that pair's retail alert.
• Improved Lists and overlays scroll from the keyboard too (arrows, Page Up/Down), a slim scroll marker shows where you are, tab labels shorten by themselves on narrow charts, and the guided tour has six steps.
• Fix Entry-touch alerts respect the plan window: no notification before the plan goes live or after it closes, and the SL HIT / TP1 HIT / "entry taken" reads stop at the end of the window, like the site's verifier.
• Fix Close before rollover uses the session close when it comes earlier than the day change (Friday on brokers that stop at 23:00, metals and indices), so it never fires into a closed market.
• Fix Plan autopilot moves the stop only on positions opened inside the current plan window: a trade from an older plan on the same pair and side no longer inherits today's TP Cons.
• Fix The signal-consensus alert skips neutral signals, the average R on the accuracy strip stays hidden under three executed plans, and a lot typed in the pair sheet is kept when you jump to the tab.
• Improved Manage says when its rules cannot act (Algo Trading off) and names the scope next to each close level; the Positions button is now "Close positions" (Manage keeps CLOSE ALL, which also cancels pendings); the Batch chip shortens to "Batch" on narrow charts instead of disappearing; the history chip reads "History: 21D"; the in-panel help has a keyboard section; one notice after an upgrade points to the tour.

v1.6.3

• New Pick your own S/R level for signal orders: S1–S3 / R1–R3 chips in the expanded row pin the stop or the target to any published level (named for the side of your order), and the Batch view gets a shared S/R-level selector — a pair without the chosen level unticks itself and says so, it is never moved silently to a different one. Auto stays what it was: nearest level with the safety floors.

v1.6.2

• Fix Order confirmations now always announce the real fill price: some brokers confirm asynchronously and the toast could read 0.00000 — which also kept pip and money stops from re-anchoring to the actual fill. A pending converted to market now reports the price it really filled at, and the stale-data banner names its sources in plain words.

v1.6.1

• Improved Auto stops and targets from signals respect a noise floor: the stop never sits closer than a quarter of the pair's daily range and the target is worth at least 1:1 against it — both declared on the row and in the confirmation, never applied silently. Manual pip and money distances are never touched.

v1.6.0

• New License activation built in: enter your code in the EA inputs and the panel unlocks the data. Clear activation screen with per-status guidance, renewal warnings, and up to 72 hours of offline grace on connection loss — open positions and the Manage tab always keep working.

v1.5.4

• Improved Pip and money stops now anchor to the actual fill price: the distance you asked for is exactly what sits on the broker, even when a pending converts to market at the last instant.

v1.5.3

• Improved Batch view refinements: sortable list (expected value, probability, R/R, name), EV on every plan row, cleaner header spacing.

v1.5.2

• Improved Plans respect their life window: no orders before the window opens or after it closes — pendings no longer live through the rollover.

v1.5.1

• New Plans carry their declared order type (buy/sell limit): the panel places what the plan says, refuses an entry the price has already passed, and adds At-market entry with risk and lot recomputed on the real price.

v1.5.0

• New First batch view: tick several signals or AI plans and send them in one confirmed go. Optional close-before-rollover protection.

v1.4.1

• Fix Faster full-chart rendering, and fixed garbled characters in toasts and push notifications.

v1.4

• New Intelligence pack: expected value on every AI plan, a currency-strength strip, correlation and exposure guard at confirm, extreme-positioning alerts, TP1/invalidation flags from real intraday candles, bias-flip info and panel performance stats.

v1.3

• New Manage tab: opt-in, close-only account protections — max floating loss/profit, profit trailing and breakeven — all off by default.

v1.2.0

• Improved Forecast order form brought up to par with signals: potential profit shown next to risk, an account bar in the footer, and an already-open-exposure warning in the confirm dialog.

v1.1.1

• Improved Pixel-smooth scrolling, column headers on the lists, and the in-panel help overlay.

v1.1

• Improved Full-chart panel that adapts to the window, a larger default scale, and alert criteria separated from the list filters.

v1.0

• New First release: ForexSentiment aggregated signals and the AI Daily Forecast inside MT5, with filters, alerts and one-click manual trading — every order behind an explicit confirmation.