Chart tools and trading engines for MT5, built around supply and demand, structure and sessions. The analysis and the execution in one panel, on your chart.
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The chart read and the trading engine. Zones, structure, sessions, liquidity — then market, limit or the two entry models, with ladders, trailing and a daily guard.
$199 / year
Draw the lines; it runs the sequence. Tap, rejection, activation, return, entry — watched for you, then managed with partials in R and a trail.
$99 / year
One trader, several accounts. Each sized from its own balance, each with its own daily loss cap. Unlimited accounts on one licence.
$99 / year
Every trade written down with the reason it was taken: setup, session, R, and how far it went against you before it worked.
$69 / year
Bundles from $199/year — see what is in each one
Most MT5 tools are islands: a calculator that does not know your setup, a journal that only sees a fill. These four pass the same information along, so what you decided on the chart survives all the way into the record.
Knows the zone you are trading, its timeframe, whether it is fresh, the structure, the session and the range.
Takes that setup as an order, or waits for the tap and the close. Sizes it from your risk, then runs the ladders and the guard.
Puts the same trade on every account you run, each sized from its own balance, each with its own daily cap.
Writes down not just the fill but the reason: which zone, which model, which session, and how far it went against you first.
A journal that can answer "which of my setups actually pays". Not "how was last month", but whether fresh H4 demand beats tested H1 supply, and whether waiting for the model beats hitting market. No web journal can tell you that, because it never sees the setup.
Each product is useful on its own, and better with the others attached. Start with one, add the next when it earns its place.
Supply and demand on two timeframes, structure breaks, breaker blocks, liquidity, kill zones and the dealing range — kept current as price moves.
Entry at the proximal edge, stop beyond the distal, target at the next opposing level, and the lot size that risks what you said — in pips and in cash.
Arm an entry model and the engine watches for the tap and the confirming close, fills, then runs your partials, breakeven steps and trail.
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per licence, and you can move them yourself
for the life of your licence, announced in the panel
MT5, any symbol, suffixes handled
Only when you press the button. The indicator never trades. The engines act on your clicks, or on a setup you armed yourself, and they stop at the daily limits you set.
Yes, any MT5 broker or firm. The daily guard is built for firm rules: a loss cap, a profit target and a trade cap, per account, with the day rolling at an hour you choose to match your firm rather than your broker.
The tools stop drawing. Your settings and your chart work stay exactly where they are, and a licence key turns everything back on.
No, unless you want an armed entry model watched while your computer is off.
Not today. These are MT5 tools. MT4 lacks the chart events several features depend on.
No card, no call. You get a licence, the download and a short setup email.
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