What the terminal computes, and how.

Trend comes from a Supertrend computed on Heikin-Ashi candles, with a smoothed ATR and an EMA filter on the same basis. The buy or sell trigger also uses the Heikin-Ashi close: the whole chain is consistent, which removes contradictions between the indicator and the trigger.

Stop and target distances, however, are computed on the real candles: the risk you see matches the market, not a smoothed transformation.

The trade panel shows the entry, the stop and three targets, with distance in points, R multiple and risk / reward. A cursor follows the live price on a proportional rail so you can see where the market sits between stop and targets.

Two stop modes: ATR (volatility distance) or structural (beyond the last swing, with a buffer). Structural is the default.

Every signal gets a confluence score and an A, B or C grade. The score aggregates the higher timeframe trend, trend strength (ADX), momentum (RSI), volume, killzone position and, on gold and forex, dollar confirmation (DXY).

Technical confluence counts how many conditions line up at the moment of the signal. It helps describe the context, but it is not a probability of success, and it neither allows nor blocks a signal automatically.

Enter your capital and the risk you accept in percent: the terminal computes lot size, unit count, maximum loss in currency and the expected gain at each target.

Contract specifications are built in (gold 100 oz, silver 5,000 oz, forex 100,000 units, crypto and stocks per unit). On non-convertible crosses, the tool plainly says “not determined” rather than showing a wrong number.

The economic calendar watches the currencies of the displayed instrument. A badge flags the next high-impact release, turns amber under twelve hours, red under one hour, and fires an alert fifteen minutes ahead.

On release, the gap to consensus is read automatically and translated into a likely effect on your instrument. On equity indices, the tool honestly reports that the effect is not clear-cut.

The backtest replays the system exactly as displayed: entry at the signal close, exits in thirds at the three targets, break-even after TP1, and when a single candle is ambiguous, the stop is served before the target.

Result: TP1-before-stop rate, expectancy in R, exit distribution and performance per grade. Spread excluded, and shown as is — even when expectancy is negative.