The analysis terminal that also tells you when not to enter
Pipster weighs structure, trend, liquidity and risk in a single engine, then returns one conclusion: entry valid, entry to watch, or entry refused — with the reason why.
This is not a signal service, and the terminal places no order on your behalf. It is the screen where your analysis ends in a decision, instead of six opinions for you to settle yourself.
1single reading: the banner, the panel and the alerts all read the same decision.
2 000of latency on price alerts
The principle
One engine, one conclusion, one reason.
Pipster does not look for a direction at any cost. It assesses the real state of the market on the instrument you are watching, then returns the conclusion that matches that state — even when that conclusion is to do nothing.
A single decision engine
Context, bias, setup state, entry permission and blockers are arbitrated together. Banner, panel and alert bell all read the same conclusion: the screen can no longer contradict itself.
Decision Matrix
The terminal's analysis framework: previous-day range, Fibonacci divisions, ATR trend, zones anchored on confirmed pivots and a confluence engine. On whichever instrument is on screen. A framework, not a formula.
Context before timing
Each timeframe is computed from its own source, never rebuilt from the candles on screen. When horizons disagree, the bias is explicitly downgraded to “moderate”.
Where the market hunts stops
Previous extremes, sweeps, break of structure, reaction zones and killzones. These are structural hypotheses, not a reading of real orders — and we say so.
Atlas AI, wired into the engine
It explains a blocker, summarises a context, breaks down a score. It queries the very computation behind your screen — it cannot comment on a different market. It predicts nothing.
Alerts on a change of state
Score and ratio are deliberately excluded from the signature: they move on every candle. The alert fires when the conclusion actually changes, once per event.
Structural stop, numbers not arrows
Entry, stop, TP1-TP3, distance in points, R multiple and the real ratio. The stop sits beyond the last swing, where stop hunts do not reach — on every plan.
Backtest with nothing hidden
The displayed system is replayed signal by signal: TP1-before-stop rate, expectancy in R, exit distribution. Published as is, including when expectancy is negative.
Pick your instrument
Gold, forex pairs, indices, crypto. The terminal detects the quote currency and adapts its modules.
The engine weighs the layers
Structure, trend, liquidity, timing and risk are weighed against one another — not displayed side by side.
Contradictions get named
Timeframe disagreement, a zone in the way, not enough room to the target: every obstacle is identified.
The terminal returns its decision
One conclusion, its favourable factors, its risk factors, and the numbered plan where there is one. You decide whether to execute — or not.
Where we stand
We also show you what does not work.
An indicator that never loses does not exist. We continuously replay the system exactly as displayed — entry at the signal close, the stop served before the target when a candle is ambiguous, break-even after TP1 — and publish the raw result inside the terminal.
If a timeframe's expectancy is negative, it shows in red. Uncomfortable, but it is the only way to pick a working setup on numbers rather than on a promise.
Illustrative figures from an internal run over 2,000 candles. Real values are recomputed live in your terminal, for your instrument and timeframe.
The difference
What the terminal can conclude
Eight families of conclusion, twelve distinct verdicts — because most of the time, the right answer is neither “buy” nor “sell”.
Entry valid
The mechanics are complete and the ratio holds. The plan is numbered.
Entry to watch
The scenario is in place, the trigger is missing. The terminal waits for the retest.
Bias only
The readings lean one way, but nothing authorises an entry. A bias is not an order.
Conflicting context
The timeframes do not agree. The bias is downgraded to “moderate”.
Blocked by a zone
Price runs into a supply or demand zone. The obstacle is named, not implied.
Ratio too thin
There is no longer enough room to the next obstacle to justify the risk.
Setup invalidated
The market broke the condition the setup rested on. It is withdrawn, not forgotten.
Target reached
The move you were after has happened. What comes next is another trade.
A blocker is a lock, not a penalty.
A high score never unlocks a refused entry, and the overall score cannot exceed its weakest link: that is what stops a “65 out of 100” from reading like a green light.
Pricing
Three plans, chosen by the way you trade.
The terminal is the same for everyone. What you pay for is depth: more instruments, more horizons, measurement, alerts and the advanced modules.
Market Scanner — instruments scored 0 to 100 (€15/month module)
Price Ladder — angles and reactions (€25/month module)
3 MT5 accounts for the robot
10 personal API keys (data + signals as JSON)
Atlas — AI assistant: 100 messages included, then credits
Doubled API rate limit — 960 requests per minute
All four modules included: €20 a month less than buying them separately
Cancel in one click from your account.
Frequently asked questions
Because they are not the same object. A free indicator gives you one piece of the file — a trend, a momentum, a zone. Assembling twelve pieces, checking they do not contradict each other, computing the real ratio and comparing timeframes takes time on every trade, and depends on your state of mind at that moment. Pipster does that assembly on every candle, always the same way, and refuses the entry when it does not hold. The Discovery plan is free with no time limit if you would rather judge before paying.
The terminal, no: it is connected to no broker and sends no orders. It computes, arbitrates and displays a full trade plan, position size included — the decision and the execution remain yours. Automatic execution does exist, but as a separate, separately billed module: the MT5 bot. You install it in your own MetaTrader 5, it carries the terminal's plans to your account at your own broker, and it ships in journal mode — it places no order at all until you switch it over yourself.
No. The terminal covers gold and metals, major and cross forex pairs, the main indices and the major crypto assets. The Decision Matrix applies to whichever instrument is on screen: the previous-day range, the ATR trend, the zones and the sessions read the same way everywhere. It was built on gold; it is not confined to it.
Yes. The terminal was rebuilt for phone and tablet: the analysis panel becomes a retractable drawer, the chart takes up most of the screen, and a full-frame mode clears away everything that comments on the market to keep only what shows it.
No. The Discovery plan never expires and asks for no card: three instruments, four timeframes, the signals and the entry, stop and target levels — with the structural stop enabled, exactly as on the paid plans.
Yes, in one click from your account, at any time and with no justification. The subscription stays active until the end of the period already paid for, then the account returns automatically to the Discovery plan. Your preferences and settings are kept.
You are not short of indicators — you are short of an arbiter. The Discovery plan is enough to check whether this reading is yours: three instruments, four timeframes, no card and no time limit.