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Free indicators
CSI Currency Strength — Multi-lookback momentum model (Asness, Moskowitz & Pedersen 2013). Ranks G10 currencies using weighted Z-scores across three time horizons, eliminating the cliff-edge artifact of single-period approaches.
Carry Trade Monitor — Auto-scans Market Watch and ranks all swap-paying pairs by annualised carry yield. No configuration required.
Monte Carlo Equity Projection — Bootstrap simulation on your account's own closed-trade history, projecting a percentile cone of future equity paths directly on the chart. No assumed return distribution, no external data feed — all computation runs locally.
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GI FX Terminal — The native MT5 companion to the web terminal. All 13 data panels rendered on a single zero-flicker canvas overlay: FX Pairs table, CB Rates & Bias, Carry Trade Monitor (live broker swap rates), Open Positions, COT Positioning, Composite Score, Retail Sentiment, Correlation Matrix, Economic Calendar, Economic Surprise Index (ESI), Currency Strength (CSI), Volatility & Options, and Market Sessions. Includes a full alert system — CB bias shifts, rate probability changes, new COT data, swap rate changes, high-impact calendar events — delivered as MT5 popups or mobile push notifications via the MetaTrader 5 app. Rental includes full access to the web terminal.
Institutional Risk Manager — Professional trade management EA. ATR-based position sizing, configurable scaled exits, breakeven automation, portfolio exposure monitoring, hedge module, and an integrated CSI + Strength Matrix sub-panel.
All tools share a consistent dark monospace aesthetic and are designed to complement each other on the same trading desk.
Extended web terminal access for new users can be arranged directly through MQL5 messaging.
The terminal already consolidates price action, positioning, central bank rate expectations, and carry differentials in one screen. This release adds a layer on top: AI reading that same data in real time and producing the kind of read a desk analyst would deliver — without the analyst.
Three components:
Alerts & Market Signals — five live AI-generated alerts, each structured like an institutional morning note: regime (positioning, rate, or volatility story), directional bias, the catalyst that confirms or breaks the thesis, and the risk that invalidates it. Every field sourced from data already on the page.
AI Narrative — one paragraph, regenerated each session, synthesizing FX, rates, and risk sentiment into a single cross-market read.
AI Analytics — per-currency macro drivers, session-by-session commentary (Sydney, Tokyo, London, New York), and pair-by-pair strength attribution — not just which currency is outperforming, but the rate differential and positioning behind it.
Nothing here is a black box. Every number the AI references — carry spread, ESI reading, OIS-implied bias — is a panel you can open and verify on the same page.
Browser-based, broker-agnostic. The same alert logic also runs inside the MT5 companion tools for active EA rentals.
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EUR is showing a policy/positioning divergence worth flagging today. Rates are pricing a hawkish bias — CB Rates & Bias shows EUR at 2.40% with a HIKE tag — in line with today's headline flow: ECB commentary described as hawkish, with Simkus reportedly raising the odds of a further move.
That stance sits against leveraged-fund COT positioning still net short EUR at -33.5%, and a Composite Score reading of -3.0.
Price action adds a second layer: EUR/USD is trading below its SMA20 (1.142), SMA50 (1.1507), and SMA200 (1.164) on the daily — technically heavy even as the rate-path narrative turns hawkish.
Hawkish bias, net-short positioning, and a technically heavy chart rarely stay aligned for long. Worth tracking into the next ECB meeting.
Sourced live from the EUR/USD Pair Detail panel.
Monte Carlo Equity Projection runs a bootstrap simulation on your account's own closed-trade history and projects a percentile cone of future equity paths directly on the chart — no assumed return distribution, no external data feed. Attach it to any chart and it reads your account's real closed deals via the native MT5 API, resamples them thousands of times with replacement, and plots the realistic range of outcomes your current statistics imply — not a fixed backtest line. All computation runs
The Global Investing FX Terminal is an all-in-one FX dashboard for MetaTrader 5 — CB policy rates, CFTC COT positioning, carry rankings, economic surprises, options skew, retail sentiment, and correlations, thirteen panels in total — rendered on a single zero-flicker canvas overlay and refreshing every 10 seconds from one attached EA. No external software required. Professional FX analysis requires simultaneous access to data that normally lives in separate platforms: rate derivatives
The Institutional Risk Manager handles position sizing, order execution, scaled exits, trailing stops, portfolio exposure monitoring, and event-based filters — all from a single on-chart panel in MetaTrader 5. Lot size is calculated automatically from account balance and stop distance. Scaled exits execute at configurable R-multiples with a broker-side TP at the final target so the exit holds even if the EA is offline. Risk discipline enforced mechanically, not manually. Risk engine Set a risk
The Carry Trade Monitor is a chart indicator for MetaTrader 5 that automatically scans all symbols in the Market Watch and ranks every swap-paying pair by annualised carry yield, displayed as a live on-chart panel. No configuration is required — attach to any chart and it runs immediately. Carry yield calculations read directly from the broker's own swap specifications via the MT5 symbol feed. There is no external data source, no URL permission required, and no dependency on third-party rate
The CSI Currency Strength indicator ranks all ten G10 currencies by momentum strength using a multi-lookback Z-score model, displayed as a live on-chart panel. Attached to any chart, it runs independently of the chart's symbol or timeframe. The methodology follows the multi-horizon momentum framework from Asness, Moskowitz & Pedersen (2013), applied cross-sectionally to G10 currencies. Rather than comparing a single bar against the previous close — which introduces a cliff-edge artifact at