Risk Disclosure

MT5 margin trading uses leverage, meaning a small price move can affect your account far out of proportion to your capital. Leverage amplifies profits and amplifies losses equally.

In violent moves, gaps or thin liquidity, a stop-loss may not fill at the price you set, and your actual loss can exceed what you expected.

The signals shown are the automatic output of technical indicators applied to preset rules. They are not tailored to anyone's financial situation, investment objectives or risk tolerance, and therefore do not constitute — and must not be read as — investment advice or a recommendation.

We are not licensed investment advisers and offer no discretionary or managed-account service. Every trading decision is yours.

Every win rate, risk-reward ratio, equity curve, maximum drawdown and losing streak shown in the app is a statistic computed over historical data. None of it is a forecast or a promise of future returns.

Any stretch of history can contain luck, the more so the smaller the sample. That is why we withhold percentages until enough trades have resolved — a "100% win rate" derived from two or three trades is misleading, not informative.

Custom-strategy backtests do account for trading costs: entry pays half a spread plus one slippage in the direction of the trade, hitting a stop pays one further slippage penalty, and commission is charged once per round trip. These parameters are configured per symbol by the platform and may differ from the conditions at your own broker, so it is worth checking them against your account.

Backtests do not account for overnight swap, and do not simulate requotes, rejections or execution latency, nor can they reconstruct the order-book depth of the time. Some divergence between live results and backtest results is therefore normal, and a backtest is best treated as a reference point rather than an expectation of live performance.

Backtests run on the candle history this platform has accumulated, whose depth grows over time. Where data is insufficient or has gaps, the page states the range actually available — it is worth noting that range before reading the result, as the number of days selected and the number of days available are not always the same.

An instruction does not fill in your browser. It goes first to our servers, then reaches the broker's matching engine either through the partner-broker gateway or through the bridge app running on your own machine. A break anywhere along that path delays the instruction or stops it executing.

The gateway route needs nothing installed on your machine, but it depends on three parties being available at once: our platform, the gateway, and your broker's servers. While any of them is under maintenance, failing or unreachable, opening, closing and modifying positions can all fail or be delayed. Note also that changing your MT5 main password at the broker voids the existing binding and you must bind again — until you do, nothing the server sends to that account takes effect, automated position management included.

The bridge route depends on your own computer instead: if the bridge is offline, your computer is disconnected or powered off, or MT5 is not logged in or has algorithmic trading disabled, the instruction cannot execute.

Either way, several network hops sit between your click and the broker's matching engine. This usually takes under a second, but congestion, violent price moves or a queue on the broker's side make it longer; a market order fills at the price prevailing when it reaches the broker, which may differ from the price you saw when you clicked. A gateway order may additionally wait to be matched at the broker for up to a minute — the interface not updating immediately does not mean nothing filled, so do not re-place the order.

Any instruction still unexecuted after 5 minutes is voided automatically, so a stale instruction can never fill later at an outdated price — but this also means an order you believe you placed may not have filled. Always treat the receipt on the orders page as the truth.

Automated position management — break-even and trailing stops — runs on our servers and only while the path is available; it does not act while the path is broken. The one protection that does not depend on this path is the stop-loss and take-profit sent with the order and held on the broker's own servers.

Quotes shown on this platform come from a market-data feed and may differ slightly from your broker's. The final fill price is whatever your broker executes.

Trade only with money you can afford to lose entirely. We recommend running the whole workflow on a demo account first.

Confirm for yourself whether this kind of trading is legal where you live and whether it must be declared for tax.

If you are unsure about the risk of a particular trade, consult an independent licensed professional.