Every trade, worked out before you click
Lot size from the risk you set. Stop and targets from the support and resistance the analysis itself found. Order type, expiry and exposure warnings, already filled in by the time the confirmation dialog opens. The panel never opens a trade by itself.
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- No automatic entries — you confirm every order
- Automations can only close, never open
- Any MT5 broker, demo or live
- Same data engine as this site
See it on your chart
Screenshots from a MetaTrader 5 terminal — nothing is drawn, staged or retouched. The numbers are the ones the panel printed that day.
Each one is the whole panel, not a cropped detail — click any of them to read it at full size.
Eight steps, one click
This is what placing one of our AI plans by hand takes — and then you do it again for the next pair.
By hand, every session
- Open the site and read the plan for the pair
- Copy entry, stop and two targets across without a typo
- Work out the lot size for the risk you are willing to take
- Check you are not already long that currency somewhere else
- Place a pending order of the right type, at the right price, not its mirror image
- Set an expiry so it dies with the session, not at the broker’s midnight
- Come back when the first target prints, to move the stop to entry
- Do it again for the next pair
With the panel
All eight are already on the row.
The plan arrives filled in. The lot follows the risk percentage you set. The order type comes from the plan itself, so a limit stays a limit. The expiry comes from the session window the plan was measured in. The exposure warning is part of the dialog. Stop-to-entry is armed once, in Manage, and then it just happens.
What is left is the part that should be yours: reading it, and deciding.
What it will never do
The market this product lives in is full of promises. These are the ones worth making.
- Open, reverse or scale a position on its own. Every order starts from your click and a confirmation dialog. The optional rules you arm yourself — plan autopilot included — only ever act on positions that already exist.
- Martingale, grid or average down. None of that logic exists in the code, and no setting adds it. If a position goes against you, the panel does not double it.
- Run an automation that can open. The protection rules can only close or protect what is already there — that is built in, not a default you could change by accident.
- Hide a number. Price, distance, lot, risk in your account currency and reward-to-risk are all on screen before you confirm. When the data feed is late, a banner says so instead of quietly serving you yesterday.
- Show you a back-test. The only performance we publish is checked against real candles after the fact and put online win or lose — the same record the panel shows you next to each plan.
Because it never trades on its own, it is a discretionary tool rather than a trading robot — which is also what makes it usable on funded and prop-firm accounts that allow EAs for manual trading. Rules differ between firms: check yours first.
One panel, the whole workflow
The tools above, and everything else that ships with them — this site’s signal engine and AI forecasts, rebuilt as a native MetaTrader 5 panel with trading and protection on top.
One-click trading, human-confirmed
Stop and target pre-filled from the AI’s own levels. Size by fixed lot, or by a percentage of equity or balance. Every order passes through a confirmation dialog — none of it happens on its own.
A whole shortlist in one pass
Tick the rows you want, set one lot, stop and target policy for all of them, and read the combined risk as a share of your equity before anything is sent.
Exposure guard
Before you confirm, the panel warns you if a correlated position is already open, or if a currency is already stacked across your trades — the mistakes that quietly double risk.
Account protection
Ceilings on floating loss and profit, a trail that follows every new peak, stop-to-entry at the first target, a close before the daily rollover. Every one of them close-only.
Alerts on your criteria
Signal changes on the direction, confidence and consensus you choose, entry-touch alerts on AI plans, retail positioning crossing the threshold you set. Popup, sound, phone push or email.
Your real performance
Win rate, net P/L and profit factor from your own closed trades — split between AI plans, TOP picks, signal trades and REVERSE orders. Your numbers, not marketing numbers.
Retail sentiment and signals in MT5
29 markets with the retail long/short positioning and its 7-to-30-day history, plus the engine’s consensus, signal strength, confidence and volatility regime and a currency-strength strip. Filterable, refreshed about every three hours.
AI Daily Forecast, ranked by EV
Entry, stop and two targets per pair every trading evening, ordered by expected value per 1R risked, each carrying that pair’s own verified record.
Built for MetaTrader 5
Any broker, symbol suffixes resolved automatically, HiDPI scaling, a clean full-chart interface matching this site, and a guided tour on first launch.
How it works
Attach it to a chart
Allow the data URL, drop the EA on any MT5 chart and paste your license code. Retail sentiment, signals, the AI plan and the accuracy record then load on their own — there is nothing else to configure.
Review, click, confirm
Open a signal or an AI plan: stop and targets are pre-filled, risk is computed for your account, warnings appear if the trade stacks exposure. You always confirm the order.
Protect and track
Arm the close-only protections in the Manage tab — max loss, profit trailing, plan autopilot — and follow your real performance in the Positions tab.
Every AI plan is checked against real candles — and published, win or lose.
When a plan’s target day ends, the market’s own candles decide the outcome: target reached without touching the stop, stop hit, or still open at the close. Plans whose entry price was never reached are excluded instead of being scored as wins. The full record is public on the Daily Forecast page, and the panel shows the same numbers per pair, next to each plan.
- Target hit 9%
- Stop hit 21%
- Timed out 70%
Every plan is declared the evening before, in a dated archive anyone can open. Each order is a limit that fills at the published price or not at all, and a candle that touches both the stop and the target counts as the loss.
About 2 in 10 filled plans hit the stop; most of the rest time out at the window close, which is neither a win nor a full loss.
The three plans we pick: +$20 average per $100 risked · the whole board, picks and non-picks: −$7.
15 verified days, 29 picks filled: an early record, published win or lose while it grows. The gap between the picks and the board is what the EV ranking and the TOP tag in the panel are for.
How solid is this, exactly?
On 29 picks the average carries a range of −$7 to +$46, wide enough to include zero, and 22 of them were the same underlying bet expressed on different pairs, so they are fewer independent outcomes than they look. 6 of the 29 lost the full $100. The board figure carries its own range, −$17 to +$3, which also includes zero.
What this sample cannot show yet is that the picks beat the board, or that either of them makes money over time. What it does show is the method: every plan checked against the real candles of its day and republished, whatever it did — no back-test, no screenshots. The full record, day by day, is on the Daily Forecast page.
Read the whole manual before you buy
The complete user guide is public: installing the EA, allowing the data URL, activating a license, and what every screen and every setting actually does — in English, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. Read it first and decide with the facts in front of you, not with a sales page.
Is it for you?
We would rather you decide now than regret it later.
It fits if…
- You trade manually and want the arithmetic done for you
- You already read the signals or the Daily Forecast here and place the orders yourself
- You care more about sizing and exposure than about having more signals
- You run a funded or prop-firm account that allows EAs for manual trading
- You want a record you can check rather than a screenshot you have to believe
It does not fit if…
- You want something that trades while you sleep — it does not trade at all without you
- You are looking for a fully automated system, a martingale or a grid
- You trade on MetaTrader 4 — this is MT5 only
- You expect guaranteed results: it is a tool, the decisions and the outcomes stay yours
- You trade instruments outside the 29 markets we cover (28 currency pairs and gold)
What you need
- Platform
- MetaTrader 5 desktop terminal. There is no MetaTrader 4 version.
- Broker
- Any. Hedging or netting, demo or live. Symbol names with suffixes (EURUSD.raw, EURUSD.m…) are resolved automatically.
- Markets
- 29 — the 28 currency pairs this site tracks, plus gold (XAUUSD).
- Setup
- Allow our data URL in Tools → Options → Expert Advisors, turn Algo Trading on, then drop the EA on a chart and paste your license code. A few minutes, once.
- Running time
- It lives in your terminal, so it works while that terminal is open. If you want the protection rules watching your positions while you are away, the terminal has to stay running — on your machine or on a VPS. A VPS is not required otherwise.
- License
- One MT5 account at a time. You can release it and move it to another account yourself, from your licenses page.
Simple pricing
Every feature in every plan. Card payments via Stripe — your license code arrives by email right after checkout.
7-Day Pass
One-time payment, no auto-renewal — for the skeptics.
- Full panel, every feature
- 7 days, counted from purchase
- Once per email and MT5 account
- Switch to Monthly or Quarterly whenever you want — upgrade within 15 days of buying the pass and its price is credited to your first payment
Monthly
Billed monthly, cancel anytime.
- Full AI Trade Panel for MT5
- Retail sentiment, signals, AI Forecast & EV ranking
- Protections, alerts & performance stats
- All updates included
Quarterly
≈ $83 per month · save $48 (16%)
- Everything in Monthly
- One payment every 3 months
- ≈ $83 per month instead of $99
- Cancel anytime
Prices in USD. One license per MT5 account.
Trade Panel EA updates
New features, improvements and the occasional trading tip. You’ll start with a short welcome series — a handful of emails over two weeks showing how the panel works — then we only write when there’s something worth your time. Not a daily newsletter.
A dedicated Trade Panel EA list, separate from our Morning Sentiment Digest — no daily emails, unsubscribe anytime.
Frequently asked
Does the panel trade automatically?
No — by design. The panel never opens, reverses or scales a position on its own: every order starts from your click and a confirmation dialog (on by default; batch orders and close-all always ask). The only automations are the optional protection rules you arm yourself (max loss/profit, trailing, plan autopilot, breakeven, close before rollover), and they can only close or protect positions. The difference between a robot and a panel, in full: expert advisor vs trade panel.
Which brokers and accounts does it work with?
Any MetaTrader 5 broker, hedging or netting, demo or live. Symbol names with suffixes (EURUSD.raw, EURUSD.m…) are resolved automatically. Since it is a manual/discretionary trading tool, it is also suitable for prop-firm accounts that allow EAs for manual trading — always check your firm’s rules.
Where does the data come from?
From the same engine as this website: blended retail sentiment, the multi-factor signal engine refreshed about every 3 hours, and the AI Daily Forecast generated every trading evening (Sun–Thu). Forecast accuracy is verified against real candles and published openly on the Daily Forecast page.
What exactly is the EV shown on AI plans?
EV weighs the target against the stop and against the plans that run out of time. How often plans time out, and what they return when they do, comes from the verified record; the odds of the target are the model’s own estimate for that setup. The record grows every trading evening, so the weighting moves with it. The Forecast list is sorted by EV, so the plans with the best expected value come first.
Can I use it on a funded or prop-firm account?
Usually yes, and that is a deliberate design choice: because the panel never opens a trade on its own, it is a discretionary tool rather than a trading robot, and many firms allow EAs used that way. Rules differ from firm to firm and change over time — check yours before you install it. FTMO’s rules on EAs and panels, read line by line: are EAs allowed at prop firms.
Do I need a VPS? What happens when my terminal is closed?
No VPS is required: the panel runs in your own MetaTrader 5 terminal. Worth knowing before you buy, though — signals, plans and the protection rules only work while that terminal is open. Orders already sent to the broker (pending orders, stops and take-profits) live on the broker’s side and are unaffected, but if you want the profit trail or the close-before-rollover watching your positions while you are away, the terminal has to stay running — on your machine or on a VPS.
Which markets does it cover, and how often does the data change?
29 markets: the 28 currency pairs this site tracks plus gold (XAUUSD). The signal engine refreshes about every three hours, and the AI Daily Forecast is generated once every trading evening, Sunday to Thursday. It is not a real-time feed and the panel never pretends it is — each row carries the age of the analysis it came from.
What happens if the data is late or my connection drops?
The panel says so. A banner appears when the feed is older than it should be, and every row keeps showing how old its analysis is, so a stale reading is visible rather than silent. It does not fill the gap with an estimate. Your open positions and the protection rules are unaffected by a late feed.
Do I have to follow the AI plans?
No. The AI Forecast is one tab of five. Plenty of the panel is useful on its own: the retail sentiment and the signals, the sizing and stop tools, the exposure guard and the protections all work on any of the covered pairs regardless of what the AI says that day. You can also place a plan in the opposite direction — the panel rebuilds the stop and target from the plan’s own key levels for that side, and marks the order as a reverse so it never pollutes the AI plans’ statistics.
What if I change broker or MT5 account?
A license is bound to one MT5 account at a time. You release it and bind it to another account yourself, from your licenses page — no ticket, no waiting. The one exception is the 7-day pass, which works once per email address and once per MT5 account.
Is there an MT4 version?
MetaTrader 5 only at launch. An MT4 port is under evaluation based on demand — tell us if you need one.
How does the subscription work?
One license per MT5 account: a $29 7-day pass to try everything (one-time payment, once per email and MT5 account), then $99/month or $249 per quarter (≈$83/month), cancel anytime. Payments are handled by Stripe; your license code arrives by email right after checkout. The 7-day pass runs from the moment of purchase; the code binds to your MT5 account the first time the panel uses it, and you can move it from your licenses page.
What happens when the pass ends?
The panel stops loading signals and the AI Daily Forecast; your open positions and their stops live on the broker’s server and are unaffected. To keep going, subscribe from your account page: if you do it within 7 days of the pass ending, the price you paid for the pass is credited to your first Monthly or Quarterly payment — applied automatically at checkout, once per email. Your new license code arrives by email right after checkout.
New to trade panels? What is a trade manager, exactly?
Start with the MT5 trade panel guide — what a trade manager does, what it can’t, what MetaTrader 5 already gives you for free, and how the free and paid options compare. It is the long version of this page, written for someone who has never used one.
The three questions buyers ask, at length
From our blog: what an EA is and is not, what FTMO’s rules actually say, and what MetaTrader 5 already gives you for free.
Trading foreign exchange carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. The AI Trade Panel is a decision-support and execution tool: it does not provide investment advice, and past accuracy of signals or forecasts does not guarantee future results. You remain fully responsible for every trade you confirm. See our full risk disclaimer.
