New in 1.8.0 — included

On every chart you trade

You get a trade panel for MetaTrader 5 that comes as two Expert Advisors working together. The Trade Panel sits on one chart and covers your whole account: for 29 markets it shows how retail traders are positioned, our signal for each market — long, short or neutral — and the AI trade plan of the day, with the order form already filled in. The Chart Panel, new in 1.8.0, is the narrow side panel you add to each chart you trade. It shows those same three things for that chart’s market only, draws the levels on the candles, and lets you build an order by dragging lines. One license, one zip file, nothing else to buy.

The Chart Panel on a EUR/USD chart: retail positioning, the Manual tab and a market order with lot, stop, target, risk and reward — **The side panel, on your chart**One chart, one market. Retail positioning sits at the top, the three tabs under it. Here an order is being composed: the lot is worked out from 1% of your equity, and the panel shows the risk, the reward and the reward-to-risk ratio in your account currency before anything is sent.

The Forecast tab of the Chart Panel: entry, stop, both targets, the plan window and a pre-filled sell limit — **The AI plan of the day, filled in**The AI plan for this pair: entry, stop, both targets and the hours it is meant to be traded in. The order type is already chosen: a limit order at the plan’s price, not a market entry. The button says what it will do before you press it.

The stop line dragged on a EUR/USD chart while the stop field, the pip distance, the money at risk and the reward-to-risk update in the side panel — **Drag the stop**Move the stop line on the chart and the side panel follows it: the price, the distance in pips, the money at risk and the reward-to-risk are rewritten while the line moves.

A EUR/USD chart with every level group drawn and labeled: R3, week high, R2, the AI stop, day high with the zone score, the AI entry on the pivot, day low, week low, S2 and the AI first target — **The levels, drawn and labeled**The support and resistance levels our analysis found, each one named and priced on the chart, plus the key zone with its score. When several levels fall on the same price their labels are stacked into one, so you can see at a glance that the AI plan’s stop is also a resistance.

The Signals tab of the Chart Panel: direction, strength, consensus, volatility, the nearest levels with their distances, the pattern and the correlation — **Why it says short**Our signal on the market you are looking at. It says whether it is long or short, how strong and how confident, and what the volatility is. Below it you find the nearest support and resistance with their distances, the chart pattern, the correlation and how long the direction has held.

An open EUR/USD position in the Chart Panel with a breakeven button and the trailing form asking when to arm and how much to lock — **After you are in**Once you are in, the same side panel shows the position. One button moves the stop to breakeven. The trailing stop is set with two numbers: the profit at which it starts and the profit it locks in. It is a real stop loss, held by your broker.

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A GBP/USD hourly chart with the Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York sessions drawn as outlined boxes on the high and low each session made — **The four sessions, boxed**Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York: one box per session per day, from the high to the low the market reached during that session. Outlines only, so the candles stay visible.

A pending buy limit on GBP/USD being dragged: the pending row at the foot of the side panel shows the new entry price while the stop and target follow it — **Drag a pending order instead**Take the entry line of a pending order and move it: the stop and the target move with it by the same distance, so the risk you chose stays the same. The pending order’s row, at the foot of the side panel, tells you what is happening while you drag.

Click any of them to open the whole screen at full size.

Same license: Both panels come in the same zip file and work with the same license code. There is nothing extra to buy and nothing extra to activate.
One side panel per chart: You can put a Chart Panel on every chart you trade. Each one works on the market of its chart and remembers its own settings: which levels to draw, which tab to keep open, and what percentage of your account to risk on each order. Leave that percentage at zero and it uses the one set in the Trade Panel.
The Trade Panel stays open: The Chart Panel gets the retail positioning, the signals and the AI plans from the Trade Panel. So the Trade Panel has to stay open on one of your charts — any chart. Close it and every Chart Panel tells you, and stops placing orders until it is back.
Still nothing automatic: The rule is the same on every chart: every order starts from your click and a confirmation window, and the protections can only close or protect what is already open — never open anything new. If a Trade Panel protection cancels one of your pending orders, the Chart Panel on that chart tells you.

Get the panel Every screenshot in the two galleries comes from a MetaTrader 5 terminal, untouched; only the picture at the top of the page is an illustration. Nothing is sent without your click — and, by default, not without a confirmation window either. The full story of the side panel is in the MT5 Chart Panel guide: what MetaTrader 5 already does from the chart, and what the panel adds.

Not a mockup

The Trade Panel: the whole account on one chart

The Trade Panel is the other half of the product. It sits on one chart and covers the whole account: retail positioning, signals and AI plans for all 29 markets, each with its order form already filled in, plus the protections, the alerts and your own results. The screenshots in this gallery come from a MetaTrader 5 terminal: nothing drawn, staged or retouched. The numbers on them are the ones shown that day.

Attach it to a chart. Allow our website address in MT5’s options, drop the Trade Panel on any chart, paste your license code. A few minutes, once.
Review, click, confirm. Stop, target, lot and risk arrive filled in; you always confirm the order.
Protect and track. Switch on the protections you want in the Manage tab, then follow your closed trades in the Positions tab.

The Sentiment tab of the Trade Panel: 29 markets sorted by how one-sided retail positioning is, each with a long/short bar, its 21-day change and an EXTREME chip — **Retail positioning, most one-sided first**The 29 markets ranked by how one-sided retail positioning is. For each one you see the long/short bar, the split in numbers, how much it moved in 21 days and a chip where positioning is most extreme. The tab bar across the top holds the whole product: sentiment, signals, AI plans, your positions and the protections.

An expanded signal row: analysis price and age, the nearest levels, the pattern and correlation, the reasoning, then lot, stop loss and take profit already filled in with the risk underneath — **A pair, opened**At the top, the signal with its reasoning, the levels with their distances and the age of the analysis. Below, the lot, stop and take profit already filled in, the risk in your account currency and one button for each side.

An expanded AI plan: the reasoning, the plan window, both targets, limit or market entry, lot, stop, target, risk and reward-to-risk, with a place order button and a reverse button — **One AI plan, in full**The AI’s reasoning behind the plan and the two targets to choose from. The order is ready to go: waiting at the plan’s price or placed at market, with lot, risk and reward-to-risk recalculated for the choice you make. Underneath, the verified record of the plans on that pair.

The order confirmation dialog: order type, lots, symbol and price, stop, target, risk, reward-to-risk and expiry, with Cancel and Confirm — **Nothing is sent until you confirm**The window repeats the order in full: type, lots, price, stop, target, risk and the moment it expires. Then Cancel or Confirm. A warning line also appears here if the trade adds to exposure you already hold.

The batch view: rows ticked, one lot and one stop and target policy for all of them, and the combined risk shown in money and as a share of equity — **A whole shortlist in one pass**Tick the rows, set one lot and one stop and target policy for all of them, and read the combined risk, in money and as a share of your equity, before you press the single button that sends them all to your broker.

The Manage tab headed "Account protection — close-only automatic rules": floating P/L, a ceiling on loss and on profit, profit trailing and close before rollover — **Rules that can only close**A ceiling on floating loss and on floating profit, a trailing stop on the whole account that follows every new profit peak, a close before the daily rollover (the broker’s day change, when spreads widen) and the stop moved to entry when an AI plan reaches its first target. None of them can open a trade.

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The Sentiment tab with a pair expanded: retail long/short, the 21-day chart of the long share, the signal read and the buttons to the signal and the AI plan — **One pair, expanded**The 21-day history of the long share on that market, how crowded that side is, and how our signal reads it: the contrarian way, so a crowd heavily on one side counts against that side. Below, two buttons take you straight to the signal and to the AI plan of the day for that pair.

The Signals tab: consensus bar, strength, confidence and volatility for every pair, with the currency-strength strip, the filters and the batch chip — **The signals, strongest first**For every market you see the consensus bar, the strength and the confidence of the signal. On top sits the currency-strength strip, then the filters and the Batch chip for sending several orders in one go. Each row is one click from its order form.

The AI Forecast tab: entry, stop, two targets and the expected value of each plan — **The plans for the session**Entry, stop and two targets for every pair that has a plan: the AI’s favorite setups (marked TOP) first, the rest ranked by expected value. At the top, the hours the plans are meant to be traded in.

The Signal & AI plan alerts dialog: direction, confidence, volatility, consensus and strength criteria, and a threshold on the signal consensus — **Alerts on your criteria**Pick your criteria: direction, confidence, volatility, consensus and strength, plus a threshold on the signal consensus. The window tells you how many signals match them right now. The alert arrives as a popup, a sound, a push to your phone or an email.

The Retail positioning alerts dialog: its own switch, the crowd threshold, the side switch, and Mute all / Unmute all for the row bells — **Alerts on the crowd too**Alerts on retail positioning have a window of their own. You can set a threshold on either side and a notice when the majority switches sides; the row bells mute the pairs you do not follow.

The settings screen: lot size, position sizing, risk per trade, stop buffer, refresh rate, alert channels and the confirmation toggle — **Everything is a setting**Here you set how the lot is sized, the risk per trade, the buffer that keeps a wick on the level from stopping you out and how often the data refreshes. The switch for the confirmation window, on by default, is here too.

Click any of them to open the whole screen at full size.

Get the panel Seen enough? Everything below is detail: the work it saves you, what it will never do, and what you need to run it.

The routine it removes

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 and at the right price: a limit, not a stop
Set an expiry, so the order dies at the end of the session and 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 steps are already on the chart.

The plan arrives filled in. The lot follows the risk percentage you set. The order type comes from the plan itself: a limit order at the plan’s price, not a market entry. The expiry comes from the session window the plan was measured in. The exposure warning is part of the confirmation window. Moving the stop to entry after the first target is switched on once, in the Manage tab, and from then on it just happens.

What is left is the part that should be yours: reading it, and deciding.

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Everything in the box

Two panels, one license

One zip file, one license code, two Expert Advisors with different jobs. They bring the retail positioning, the signals and the AI plans this site publishes into MetaTrader 5 as native panels, and add order placement, position sizing and protections on top.

On the chart

The Chart Panel — one side panel per chart, one market each

The order, composed by dragging. Entry, stop and targets are lines you move; the lot, the money at risk and the reward-to-risk are rewritten as they move.
The AI plan of the day, pre-filled. The Forecast tab holds the entry, the stop, both targets, the order type and the hours the plan is valid for. The Signals tab next to it holds our signal for that market.
Six groups of levels on the chart. Support and resistance with the key zone, the AI plan’s levels, the daily pivot, the day’s and the week’s high and low, the four trading sessions, your own trades.
A risk percentage per chart. Set it on the chart you are trading; leave it at zero and it follows the one in the Trade Panel.
Breakeven and trailing, per position. Breakeven takes one click. The trailing stop is set by you, on that position alone, and it is a real stop held by your broker.

Across the account

The Trade Panel — one chart, the whole account

Exposure guard before you confirm. A warning when a correlated position is already open, or when one currency is stacked across your trades.
Protections that can only close. They are a ceiling on floating loss and on profit, a trailing stop on the account that follows every new profit peak, the stop moved to entry at the first target, and a close before the daily rollover. Not one of them can open a trade.
A whole shortlist in one pass. Tick the rows, one lot and stop policy for all of them, and the combined risk as a share of your equity before anything is sent.
Alerts on your criteria, and on the crowd. Choose direction, confidence, consensus and volatility, or a threshold on retail positioning. The alert arrives as a popup, a sound, a push to your phone or an email.
Your real performance. Win rate, net P/L and profit factor from your own closed trades, split by where each trade came from: AI plans, the AI’s TOP picks, signals, reverse orders (taken against the plan or the signal), and the orders you build by hand on a Chart Panel.
29 markets, sentiment and signals. For every market you see retail long/short positioning with its 7-to-30-day history, plus the signal’s consensus, strength, confidence and volatility regime, refreshed about every three hours.

It works with any MT5 broker and resolves symbol suffixes on its own; it scales to high-resolution (HiDPI) screens and walks you through a guided tour on first launch. Both panels come in the same zip file and share one license code.

The short list

What it will never do

The market this MT5 trade panel 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 goes through a confirmation window. You can switch that confirmation off, except in three cases where it is always asked: orders sent in a batch, closing all positions, and any order without a stop loss. The optional protections you switch on yourself can only close or protect what is already open, a position or a pending order. That includes the plan autopilot, which does nothing more than move the stop to entry on an AI plan.
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.
Show you a back-test. We publish one kind of result only: that of each AI plan, checked against the real candles once its day is over and put online whether it won or lost. It is the same record the panel shows you next to each plan.

This is why it is allowed where robots are not: a panel that cannot open a position is a discretionary tool, and most prop firms and funded-account programs accept that category. For the same reason, nothing can run away while you are asleep: the only rules that act on their own can close a position, never start one. Every firm has its own rules, though: check yours before you install it.

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Verified record

Every AI plan is checked against real candles — and published, win or lose.

We publish this because almost nobody does, not because it flatters us. The panel is worth its price on the days the plan is wrong too: the sizing, the levels, the exposure warning and the protections do not depend on it. Here is the whole record anyway.

When a plan’s day ends, the market’s own candles decide the outcome. There are three cases: target reached without touching the stop, stop hit, or order still open when the plan’s window closes. 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.

277 plans traded 31 verified days · 19 Aug – 30 Sep 2026

Target hit 10%
Stop hit 22%
Timed out 68%

Every plan is published the evening before, in a dated archive open to anyone (it covers the last three months). The entry is a limit order: it fills at the published price or not at all. If the same day touches both the stop and the target, we look at the minute-by-minute prices to see which came first; a level touched before the order filled does not count, and if stop and target land in the same minute, we count the stop.

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 plans we pick (up to three a day): +$7 average per $100 risked · the whole board, picks and non-picks: −$5.

31 verified days, 61 picks filled: an early record, published win or lose while it grows. The gap between the picks and the whole board is why the panel ranks plans by expected value and marks the picks TOP.

How solid is this, exactly?

On 61 picks the average carries a range of −$12 to +$27, wide enough to include zero, and 25 of them were the same underlying bet expressed on different pairs, so they are fewer independent outcomes than they look. 17 of the 61 lost the full $100. The board figure carries its own range, −$13 to +$4, 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.

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Nothing behind the paywall

Read the whole manual before you buy

The complete user guide is public: installing the panels, allowing our website address in MT5, 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.

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Before you decide

Is it for you, and what you need

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 want our sentiment, signals and AI plans on markets outside the 29 we cover (28 currency pairs and gold). On any other symbol the Chart Panel still works out your lot, draws the order on the chart and sends it, but there is no signal and no plan for that symbol

What you need

Platform: MetaTrader 5 desktop terminal. There is no MetaTrader 4 version.
Two Expert Advisors: One zip file holds both: the Trade Panel, which keeps a chart of its own, and the Chart Panel, the side panel you add to the charts you trade. Same license code for both.
Charts: MetaTrader 5 runs one Expert Advisor per chart. The Trade Panel takes one chart, and each Chart Panel takes the chart it works on. If another EA is already sitting on one of those charts, it has to move to a different chart.
Both running: The Chart Panel gets the retail positioning, the signals and the AI plans from the Trade Panel. Keep the Trade Panel open on one chart and every Chart Panel receives its data from there. If you close it, the Chart Panels tell you so instead of showing you old numbers.
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 website address in Tools → Options → Experts, turn Algo Trading on, then drop the Trade Panel on a chart and paste your license code. A few minutes, once. The Chart Panel goes on afterwards, on whichever charts you want it.
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.

Choose a plan

Simple pricing

Every feature in every plan. Payments via Stripe, by card or wallet — your license code arrives by email as soon as the payment is confirmed, instantly with a card.

Before you pay

Put it on a demo account.: The license binds to the first MT5 account it sees, demo or live, and you can move it to another one yourself, from your licenses page. No ticket, no waiting.
Read the manual first.: The whole user guide is public, in four languages — every screen and every setting, before you spend anything.
Try the week, then decide.: The 7-Day Pass is a one-time payment with no auto-renewal. The seven days run from the moment of purchase; upgrade within 15 days and its price comes off your first Monthly or Quarterly payment.
Nothing is locked in.: Monthly and Quarterly cancel from your account page.

Stripe checkout — your license code arrives by email right after payment, and binds to the first MT5 account you use it on. Demo counts.

Monthly

$99/ month

Billed monthly, cancel anytime.

No lock-in. Cancel from your account page whenever you want; the panel keeps working until the end of the month you have paid for.

Both panels, every feature, all updates
Renews every month until you cancel
Cancel anytime from your account page
Works on demo and live accounts

Best value

Quarterly

$249/ 3 months

≈ $83 per month · save $48 (16%)

Three months at the lowest rate: one payment, everything included, and if you cancel the rest of the quarter stays yours.

Both panels, every feature, all updates
One payment every 3 months
Cancel anytime from your account page
Works on demo and live accounts

7-Day Pass

$29/ 7 days

One-time payment, no auto-renewal · once per email and MT5 account.

Not sure yet? Try the week: upgrade within 15 days and the pass price comes off your first Monthly or Quarterly payment.

Both panels, every feature, all updates
7 days from purchase, nothing renews
Works on demo and live accounts

Prices in USD. One MT5 account per license — and you can move it whenever you want.

Questions

Frequently asked

What will the payment page ask me?

Card or wallet details, a billing address, and an optional tax field. Your license code arrives by email as soon as the payment is confirmed. If the page asks for something that does not apply to you, leave it empty and carry on.

Can I run it on a demo account?

Yes, and it is the cheapest way to see it. The license binds to the first MT5 account it is used on, demo or live, and you can release it and move it to your live account yourself from your licenses page. One thing to know before you buy the pass: its 7 days run from the moment of purchase, not from the first launch.

How does the subscription work?

There are three plans, and each license runs on one MT5 account at a time. The 7-Day Pass costs $29, is a one-time payment and can be used once per email and MT5 account: it is there to try everything. Then there is the Monthly at $99 a month and the Quarterly at $249 every three months (≈$83 a month), and you cancel either whenever you want. 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 receiving the signals and the AI plans; your open positions and their stops are held by your broker and are unaffected. To keep going, subscribe from your account page: if you do it within 15 days of buying the pass, the price you paid for it 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.

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. You can move the 7-Day Pass too, but only onto an MT5 account that has never used one: a pass is good once per email address and once per MT5 account.

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.

My broker rejects orders with a stop and a target attached (ECN). Does it work?

Yes. If the broker refuses the order with them attached, the panel sends it without and attaches the stop and the target with a modification straight after, and writes what happened in the Journal. And if a stop is too close for your broker to accept, the button tells you the distance it wants and the spread right now — before you click, not after.

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 profit trailing or close-before-rollover watching your positions while you are away, the terminal has to stay running — on your machine or on a VPS.

Is there an MT4 version?

MetaTrader 5 only. An MT4 port is under evaluation based on demand — tell us if you need one.

On MT4, TradingView or another platform? ChartJudge reads a screenshot of your chart with the same Forex Sentiment data.

Does the panel trade automatically?

No, and that is a deliberate choice. This MT5 trade panel never opens a position on its own, never reverses it and never adds to it. Every order starts from your click and goes through a confirmation window, on by default; you can switch the confirmation off, but in three cases it is always asked: orders sent in a batch from the Batch view, closing all positions, and any order without a stop loss. The only automatic things are the optional protections you switch on yourself: max loss and max profit, account trailing, the plan autopilot (it moves the stop to entry on an AI plan), per-position trailing and the close before rollover. All of them can only close or protect positions, never open one. The difference between a robot and a panel, in full: expert advisor vs trade panel.

Is the Chart Panel included, or is it extra?

Included. The Trade Panel and the Chart Panel are two Expert Advisors in the same zip file, and they run on the same license code: there is no second price and nothing extra to activate. What it does is further up this page. It arrived with version 1.8.0, so if you bought before that and your license is still active, download the current version again from your account page: it is inside the zip file. The changelog lists what changed in each release.

Does the Chart Panel cover my chart?

It is one narrow side panel anchored to the left. When you want the chart back, it folds down to a strip with the symbol, the price, the retail positioning bar and what you hold on that market. The levels it draws are lines and labels, not filled areas; the only shaded areas are the risk and the reward of the order you are composing. There is a switch for each group, including one that turns off only the order draft and leaves everything else on.

Do I need the Trade Panel open to use the Chart Panel?

Yes — on one chart, any chart. The Chart Panel gets the signals, the AI plans and the verified record from the Trade Panel, so the Trade Panel has to stay where it is, however many Chart Panels you open. Close it and every Chart Panel says so and stops placing orders; your open positions and their stops are with your broker and are unaffected.

Can each chart have its own risk percentage?

Yes. Every Chart Panel has a risk box of its own next to the lot: type a percentage and the lot is sized from it and from the distance to the stop, for that chart only. Leave it at zero and the chart follows the percentage set in the Trade Panel. Either way the confirmation dialog shows what the order leaves you risking on the account as a whole.

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.

Where does the data come from?

From this website. About every three hours we publish, for 29 markets, how retail traders are positioned and our signal for each market — long, short or neutral — built from five factors: retail positioning read the contrarian way, currency strength, chart patterns, support and resistance, and high-probability zones. Every trading evening (Sunday to Thursday) an AI model writes the trade plan for the next day. Its accuracy is checked against real candles and published openly on the Daily Forecast page.

Which markets does it cover, and how often does the data change?

29 markets: the 28 currency pairs this site tracks plus gold (XAUUSD). Signals refresh about every three hours, and the AI Daily Forecast is generated once every trading evening, Sunday to Thursday. The data is not real-time and the panel never pretends it is — each row carries the age of the analysis it came from.

What exactly is the EV shown on AI plans?

EV is the expected value of a plan: what it returns, on average, for every unit of risk, counting its three possible outcomes (reaching the target, hitting the stop, or running out of time). How often plans time out, and what they return when they do, comes from the verified record; the odds of reaching the target start from the model’s own estimate for that plan, discounted because the verified record has not yet borne out the edges the model claims. The record grows every trading evening, so the weighting moves with it. The Forecast list puts the AI’s TOP picks first and ranks the rest by EV.

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 happens if the data is late or my connection drops?

The panel says so. A banner appears when the data 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 protections are unaffected by late data.

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.

Get the panel Still have doubts? The full manual is public: you can read all of it before you pay.

Stay in the loop

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. After that we only write when there’s something worth your time. Not a daily newsletter.

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