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Michaeltakaba Tsukasa
FX Strategy Lab - Setup Alerts, Sessions & Data Export
Setup Alerts fire a popup and a sound the moment a signal forms, with your choice of trigger - pattern, divergence, MACD/MACD-zero cross, RSI/Stochastic level or cross, Bollinger signal, S/R breakout, structure break, Ichimoku signal, and more. You can also require an uptrend/downtrend, or proximity to support/resistance, before the alert is allowed to fire.
Save Session stores your symbol, timeframe, verification period, initial balance, full trade history, and the exact bar the replay was paused at. Load Session (before starting a new replay) rebuilds the same replay and automatically fast-forwards back to that paused point, so you can pick up a verification run exactly where you left off instead of starting over from the beginning of the period.
Trade history and Method Verification results both export straight to CSV, so you can open them in Excel or any spreadsheet tool to dig deeper or keep a longer-term record.
That's the full toolkit. A full step-by-step manual covering every input parameter and screen will also be linked from the product page.
Setup Alerts fire a popup and a sound the moment a signal forms, with your choice of trigger - pattern, divergence, MACD/MACD-zero cross, RSI/Stochastic level or cross, Bollinger signal, S/R breakout, structure break, Ichimoku signal, and more. You can also require an uptrend/downtrend, or proximity to support/resistance, before the alert is allowed to fire.
Save Session stores your symbol, timeframe, verification period, initial balance, full trade history, and the exact bar the replay was paused at. Load Session (before starting a new replay) rebuilds the same replay and automatically fast-forwards back to that paused point, so you can pick up a verification run exactly where you left off instead of starting over from the beginning of the period.
Trade history and Method Verification results both export straight to CSV, so you can open them in Excel or any spreadsheet tool to dig deeper or keep a longer-term record.
That's the full toolkit. A full step-by-step manual covering every input parameter and screen will also be linked from the product page.
Michaeltakaba Tsukasa
FX Strategy Lab - Journal, Statistics & Automated Method Verification
Every trade you place in the replay is saved to a full trade journal - entry/exit price, P/L in money and pips, R-multiple, your entry-reason tags, and comments. Statistics break it down further: win rate, profit factor, expectancy(R), win/loss streaks, and drawdown, by trend state and trading session.
Stats by Condition lets you filter your history by trend, session, Bollinger state, and ATR state (all multi-select) to see performance under any specific combination. Weakness Analysis goes a step further and automatically surfaces which conditions your own trade history is weak or strong in, based on your actual results.
For a different kind of testing, Method Verification lets you select any combination of built-in conditions - trend, MACD, RSI, Stochastic, Bollinger, Ichimoku, S/R breakout, market structure, ATR, candlestick patterns, divergence, and more - combine them with AND logic, set your TP/SL/lot rules (or RR ratio, ATR sizing, breakeven, trailing, split TP), and get win rate, profit factor, expectancy, and drawdown over your full available history in seconds. Every run is logged to CSV so you can compare methods side by side later.
Most backtesting tools stop at a single equity curve. Most trade journals only track trades you've already placed. FX Strategy Lab combines both, so you can go from "practice this method by hand" to "verify it automatically across years of history" without leaving the same EA.
Every trade you place in the replay is saved to a full trade journal - entry/exit price, P/L in money and pips, R-multiple, your entry-reason tags, and comments. Statistics break it down further: win rate, profit factor, expectancy(R), win/loss streaks, and drawdown, by trend state and trading session.
Stats by Condition lets you filter your history by trend, session, Bollinger state, and ATR state (all multi-select) to see performance under any specific combination. Weakness Analysis goes a step further and automatically surfaces which conditions your own trade history is weak or strong in, based on your actual results.
For a different kind of testing, Method Verification lets you select any combination of built-in conditions - trend, MACD, RSI, Stochastic, Bollinger, Ichimoku, S/R breakout, market structure, ATR, candlestick patterns, divergence, and more - combine them with AND logic, set your TP/SL/lot rules (or RR ratio, ATR sizing, breakeven, trailing, split TP), and get win rate, profit factor, expectancy, and drawdown over your full available history in seconds. Every run is logged to CSV so you can compare methods side by side later.
Most backtesting tools stop at a single equity curve. Most trade journals only track trades you've already placed. FX Strategy Lab combines both, so you can go from "practice this method by hand" to "verify it automatically across years of history" without leaving the same EA.
Michaeltakaba Tsukasa
FX Strategy Lab - Risk Management Tools
Getting the entry right is only half the job - FX Strategy Lab also lets you practice a full risk-management toolkit, and every option below works identically in live replay trading and inside the automated Method Verification engine, so what you test is what you'd actually trade.
TP/SL can be fixed pips, an RR-ratio-based TP (e.g. RR = 2.0 means TP is twice as far as SL), or ATR-multiple-based sizing tied to current volatility. You can also place your SL behind the most recent swing high/low instead of a fixed distance.
Move to breakeven automatically shifts your SL to entry price (plus an optional buffer) once open profit reaches your trigger. A trailing stop keeps your SL following price as it moves in your favor.
Split TP1/TP2/TP3 closes part of your position at each of three targets instead of all at once - each TP line disappears from the chart the moment it's hit, leaving the remaining targets and SL visible, so you can see exactly how a partial-exit plan plays out.
While a position is open, a solid white line marks your entry, a dashed red line your SL, and a dashed green line your TP, right on the chart.
Getting the entry right is only half the job - FX Strategy Lab also lets you practice a full risk-management toolkit, and every option below works identically in live replay trading and inside the automated Method Verification engine, so what you test is what you'd actually trade.
TP/SL can be fixed pips, an RR-ratio-based TP (e.g. RR = 2.0 means TP is twice as far as SL), or ATR-multiple-based sizing tied to current volatility. You can also place your SL behind the most recent swing high/low instead of a fixed distance.
Move to breakeven automatically shifts your SL to entry price (plus an optional buffer) once open profit reaches your trigger. A trailing stop keeps your SL following price as it moves in your favor.
Split TP1/TP2/TP3 closes part of your position at each of three targets instead of all at once - each TP line disappears from the chart the moment it's hit, leaving the remaining targets and SL visible, so you can see exactly how a partial-exit plan plays out.
While a position is open, a solid white line marks your entry, a dashed red line your SL, and a dashed green line your TP, right on the chart.
Michaeltakaba Tsukasa
FX Strategy Lab - Support/Resistance & Market Structure
Beyond indicators, FX Strategy Lab tracks the price levels traders actually watch.
Swing-cluster support/resistance levels are detected automatically from recent swing highs/lows, with a confirmed-close breakout signal: it fires the instant a candle's CLOSE crosses the level - a wick that only touches or briefly pierces the line does not trigger it, since a wick-only breach is often a false break (a rejection) rather than a real one.
Also included: previous-day pivot points, previous day/week high-low, previous month high-low, round-number levels, and the Asian session range - all drawn with automatic overlap avoidance so the labels stay readable even when several lines are close together.
Market structure gets its own detector: Break of Structure (BOS) when price breaks a swing level in the direction of the existing trend (a continuation signal), and Change of Character (CHoCH) when price breaks against the existing trend (a possible reversal signal) - both bullish and bearish.
Beyond indicators, FX Strategy Lab tracks the price levels traders actually watch.
Swing-cluster support/resistance levels are detected automatically from recent swing highs/lows, with a confirmed-close breakout signal: it fires the instant a candle's CLOSE crosses the level - a wick that only touches or briefly pierces the line does not trigger it, since a wick-only breach is often a false break (a rejection) rather than a real one.
Also included: previous-day pivot points, previous day/week high-low, previous month high-low, round-number levels, and the Asian session range - all drawn with automatic overlap avoidance so the labels stay readable even when several lines are close together.
Market structure gets its own detector: Break of Structure (BOS) when price breaks a swing level in the direction of the existing trend (a continuation signal), and Change of Character (CHoCH) when price breaks against the existing trend (a possible reversal signal) - both bullish and bearish.
Michaeltakaba Tsukasa
FX Strategy Lab - Indicator Signals
FX Strategy Lab ships with a deep library of built-in signal detection, all running directly on your replay chart in real time.
MACD gets golden/dead cross detection, a separate zero-line cross signal, and regular divergence - drawn with its own color pair and a "MACD" label prefix so it's never confused with RSI divergence on the same chart.
RSI covers overbought/oversold crosses, a 50-line cross, and both regular and hidden divergence (solid line vs dotted line, so you can tell them apart at a glance).
Stochastic gets the same depth of coverage as RSI: overbought/oversold, 50-line cross, %K/%D golden/dead cross, and regular/hidden divergence.
Bollinger Bands are drawn three at once - 1-sigma, 2-sigma, and 3-sigma, each individually color-coded - with touch detection, squeeze detection, band walk, and mid-line bounce/break as separate signal types.
Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is fully supported: Tenkan-sen/Kijun-sen cross, cloud (Kumo) breakout, cloud twist, and Chikou Span cross.
All of these can also drive a Setup Alert (popup + sound) and become a condition in the automated Method Verification engine - more on that in a later post.
FX Strategy Lab ships with a deep library of built-in signal detection, all running directly on your replay chart in real time.
MACD gets golden/dead cross detection, a separate zero-line cross signal, and regular divergence - drawn with its own color pair and a "MACD" label prefix so it's never confused with RSI divergence on the same chart.
RSI covers overbought/oversold crosses, a 50-line cross, and both regular and hidden divergence (solid line vs dotted line, so you can tell them apart at a glance).
Stochastic gets the same depth of coverage as RSI: overbought/oversold, 50-line cross, %K/%D golden/dead cross, and regular/hidden divergence.
Bollinger Bands are drawn three at once - 1-sigma, 2-sigma, and 3-sigma, each individually color-coded - with touch detection, squeeze detection, band walk, and mid-line bounce/break as separate signal types.
Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is fully supported: Tenkan-sen/Kijun-sen cross, cloud (Kumo) breakout, cloud twist, and Chikou Span cross.
All of these can also drive a Setup Alert (popup + sound) and become a condition in the automated Method Verification engine - more on that in a later post.
Michaeltakaba Tsukasa
FX Strategy Lab - Getting Started
Before you begin: FX Strategy Lab replays the price history already stored in your MT5 terminal. Open View > History Center (F2), select your symbol and timeframe, and click Download to pull the full history your broker has available. Note the earliest date shown - that's the earliest start date you can use for a verification period.
To attach the EA, drag "FxStrategyLabEN" from the Navigator onto any chart, check "Allow Algo Trading", and click OK. In the Inputs tab, choose your symbol, timeframe, verification period (start/end date), and initial balance - this period also defines the range used by the automated Method Verification feature later on. Every input's comment is prefixed with a 3-digit number (e.g. "023: Show RSI"), so you can jump straight to any setting using the Inputs tab's search box.
Once attached, the control panel gives you Start Replay, Pause/Resume, Back, Next, +5, +10, and Jump to date. Step through history bar by bar and trade it live-style: Buy or Sell with your own SL/TP in pips and lot size, tag the entry with a reason (trend, pullback, breakout, support/resistance, and more), and add a free-text comment. Every entry and exit is marked directly on the chart and saved to a searchable trade journal.
Two trend-judgment methods are built in: a moving-average method (SMA or EMA, with the fast/slow lines color-coded so they're always easy to tell apart) and a swing-structure method. Both come with a multi-timeframe trend summary right on the panel.
Before you begin: FX Strategy Lab replays the price history already stored in your MT5 terminal. Open View > History Center (F2), select your symbol and timeframe, and click Download to pull the full history your broker has available. Note the earliest date shown - that's the earliest start date you can use for a verification period.
To attach the EA, drag "FxStrategyLabEN" from the Navigator onto any chart, check "Allow Algo Trading", and click OK. In the Inputs tab, choose your symbol, timeframe, verification period (start/end date), and initial balance - this period also defines the range used by the automated Method Verification feature later on. Every input's comment is prefixed with a 3-digit number (e.g. "023: Show RSI"), so you can jump straight to any setting using the Inputs tab's search box.
Once attached, the control panel gives you Start Replay, Pause/Resume, Back, Next, +5, +10, and Jump to date. Step through history bar by bar and trade it live-style: Buy or Sell with your own SL/TP in pips and lot size, tag the entry with a reason (trend, pullback, breakout, support/resistance, and more), and add a free-text comment. Every entry and exit is marked directly on the chart and saved to a searchable trade journal.
Two trend-judgment methods are built in: a moving-average method (SMA or EMA, with the fast/slow lines color-coded so they're always easy to tell apart) and a swing-structure method. Both come with a multi-timeframe trend summary right on the panel.
Michaeltakaba Tsukasa
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Replay historical price action bar by bar, log your entries with reasons, and automatically verify whether your trading method has a real statistical edge. Most traders backtest a method that looks perfect on a finished chart, then watch it fall apart the moment they trade it live. The problem is rarely the strategy - it is that reading a chart AFTER the fact is a completely different skill from reading it bar by bar, in real time, without knowing what happens next. FX Strategy Lab is a