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ALL-IN-ONE TERMINAL / FOR METATRADER 4 & 5
Pre-order · 20% off your first 2 monthsOfficial launch 25 November 2026 · limited places
News, order flow, positioning, forecasts, earnings, probabilities, strength, correlation and risk — everything you would otherwise pay several services for, on the MetaTrader chart you already trade. One login. No add-ons. From €200 a month.
Why traders switch to one licence
To see the whole market, a serious trader usually pays for a stack of separate services — an order-book app and its data feed, a news and calendar service, a stocks and earnings site, positioning and forecast reports. Each one has its own subscription, its own renewal date, its own password and its own login — and almost none of them works inside MetaTrader. ForexWalls Terminal replaces that stack with one licence and puts every answer on the MetaTrader chart you already trade. One payment, one install, one click per answer.
Every tool below runs inside the MetaTrader chart you already trade. No second app to open, no second screen to keep alive.
One price, one invoice, one login. A higher plan unlocks more windows — never another service to sign up for.
No data add-ons, no per-window fees. The news, the order-book walls, the positioning and the forecasts are inside the licence.
The same minute, two ways.
You react to the move. You don't plan for it.
You decided four minutes earlier — size, stop, or stay out. Not in the spike.
Each of these is usually a separate subscription with its own login. Here each is a button on your chart — under one licence.
Resting orders and order flow from the CME futures that match your symbol, drawn as walls on your MetaTrader chart.
ELITE · replaces an order-book app + data feedCalendar, measured impact per release on your symbol, and the official US result within minutes.
PRO · replaces a news site + calendarTrend, entry, stop and targets in one panel — the stop in pips and in money per lot, tested on ~235,000 trend bars.
All plans · replaces a signal libraryNext report, the last 12 reactions, financials, company profile and analysts' targets — on the stock's own chart.
PRO / ELITE · replaces a stocks siteCOT positioning, bank forecasts with their distance from price, and a deep written analysis checked against the indicator.
PRO / ELITE · replaces several report pagesThe probability map: ranges from one week to one year and the odds of reaching your target — measured on the symbol's own history.
PRO · rare outside professional terminalsMore than twenty tools in all, grouped by the question they answer. Your plan decides how many of them you open.
You still need MetaTrader and an account with your own broker — everything else is in the licence.
Every window has a ⧉ button. Click it and the window becomes its own full-size chart window — drag it to a second or third monitor and keep it open while you trade.
"I built it because I was tired of paying for five subscriptions and still guessing. Every number in it is tested on its own history — including the ones that failed — and the tests are on this page."The founder · a trader and MetaTrader developer
It will not trade for you and it does not promise profit. It gives you the full picture before you click. Works on MetaTrader 4 and 5 with your own broker.
Pre-order · official launch 25 November 2026
BASIC
PRO
ELITE
What you get — and what it costs
An economic calendar with the real results, a COT service, an earnings tracker, a volatility tool and a news terminal — inside the MetaTrader 4 or 5 chart you already trade, and checked against the market's own history.
BASIC
€200per month
14-day free trial · card required
1 MT4/MT5 account
Get BASICPRO most chosen
€300per month
14-day free trial · card required
2 MT4/MT5 accounts · priority support
Get PROELITE
€500per month
14-day free trial · card required
3 MT4/MT5 accounts · priority support
Get ELITEPre-order: 20% off your first two months, open until the official launch on 25 November 2026. Prices per month, before VAT — the total for your country is shown at checkout · 14-day free trial — card required, nothing is charged during the trial; unless you cancel, the first payment is taken on day 15 and the plan then renews every month until you cancel · we e-mail you 3 days before every charge · cancel online any time · 14 days to change your mind after your first payment · a tool for analysis, not a promise of profit.
News analysis · PRO
Every major US release with the latest value, the revision, how unusual it was against the last 24 releases, and how your symbol moved one hour and one day after it. CPI, payrolls, unemployment, PPI and crude stocks come straight from the official US releases within minutes — even when the MT5 calendar is late.
NEWS IMPACT lists every release in the next 36 hours with the usual move of your symbol in the first 15 minutes and the first hour, the strong move, and how many times a normal hour that is. A US CPI release moves EUR/USD about four times a normal quarter-hour. Measured on broker M15 prices 2022–2026.
The next releases with forecast, previous and actual and a live countdown; the Treasury curve and the dollar in plain words, with one conclusion for your symbol — for example “Pressure DOWN (strong dollar)”.
THE WEEK puts the next five trading days on one screen: the key release of each day, the company reports, what the big banks expect for your symbol, and the releases that have moved it the most — with the typical first 15-minute move for each one. You see the busy days before Monday opens.
The odds of a hold, cut or hike at the next meetings, worked out from the futures on the Fed rate, how they moved over the last 7 days and over 30 or 90 days, with the big shifts marked on the chart. It shows what the market already prices in — the context you want before every Fed day.
Company earnings · PRO
Open any US stock and the EARNINGS window shows the next report date, how the stock reacted to its last 12 reports on your broker's prices — gap, day move, move in ATR — how often a report went through a normal stop in one day, and eight quarters of revenue and earnings per share with the change against a year earlier. New tabs: PROFILE (who the company is and its key numbers), FINANCIALS (years and quarters) and, on ELITE, ANALYSTS. From the companies' official reports.
On Microsoft, a normal 2.8 ATR stop was 5.9% of the price on 15.10.2026 — and 6 of the last 12 reports moved the stock further than that in a single day, the largest 15.4%. On Apple it was 2 of 12. The window shows this for every US stock your broker offers, from the companies' official reports, so you size the position before the report, not after.
Why traders install it
Where does my stop survive? How far can the next release move this symbol? Who is positioned against me? ForexWalls Terminal answers each one on your MetaTrader chart — with the number, the sample it was measured on, and the test that checks it.
80%
Of all pullbacks inside trends, 80% stayed under 2.8 ATR. The panel turns that into your stop in pips and money per lot for H1, H4 and D1.
~235,000 trend bars · 19 instruments×4
A US CPI release moves EUR/USD about 0.31% in 15 minutes — four times a normal quarter-hour. You see the typical and the strong move for your symbol before every release, and the official result within minutes.
12 symbols · M15 · 2022 – 202680.5%
The 80% zone held 79.7 – 81.3% of closes out of sample. Size your position and set targets inside a range that has been checked, not guessed.
13 instruments · H1 / H4 / D11
Calendar, COT positioning, US earnings, bank forecasts and world events next to your candles — instead of five tabs and separate subscriptions.
Forex · gold · indices · oil · US stocksEvery number is measured. Each tool is tested on years of real prices against a random control — the 80% range held 79.7–81.3% of closes, a strong correlation stayed strong 95% of the time, breakouts with a strong bar went on 64% of the time. Each card tells you what the tool is best for, so you know exactly which numbers to lean on.
14-day free trial, then monthly until you cancel · cancel online any time · every number measured on real price history.
A terminal, not another indicator
Professional desks pay thousands a month for terminals that put macro data, order flow, positioning and statistics on one screen. ForexWalls Terminal brings that way of working to the chart you already trade — MetaTrader 4 or 5 — at a fraction of the cost.
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Economic calendar and news impact, COT positioning, US earnings, bank forecasts and world events — inside the chart, instead of five browser tabs and separate subscriptions.
Forex · gold · oil · indices · US stocksCME
Resting order-book size and order flow from the CME futures that match your symbol, drawn as walls on your chart (ELITE). Walls can be pulled before price reaches them — the panel says so.
Major currencies · gold · oil%
How far a release usually moves your symbol, how often a stop survives normal noise, how wide the honest range is — each number with the sample it was measured on.
~235,000 trend bars · 19 instrumentsWhat it is not. It is not a full professional terminal: no bank chat rooms, no coverage of every asset on the planet, no live newswire. It focuses on what a forex, gold, index and US-stock trader looks at every day — and it never trades for you.
The market doesn't care.
About your last trade.
Every trader has a trade
they wish they could see again.
The question is…
What did you miss?
ForexWalls Terminal
Regime · Volatility · Liquidity · Structure · Context
01 — What you get
ForexWalls Terminal is an indicator for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. It reads the market in independent layers — regime, trend, volatility, structure, cycles, news and positioning — and shows them together on your chart. This is a real screenshot (gold, daily, 25 October 2026). Hover or tap a number to see what it is.
ForexWalls Terminal is an analytical tool. It does not trade for you, does not provide investment advice and does not promise outcomes. Decisions and risk remain yours. Read the full user guide →
Inside — the engine · 10 modules
Ten analytical layers, each tested on its own history.
New: VOLATILITY 3D and the CONE.
Hover a module · click to enter
02 — The panel · market state
The top of the panel answers the first question of every trade: which way is the market going — for the next hours, days and weeks — and how old is the move.
03 — Entry, stop & targets
The lower half of the panel turns the reading into a trade plan you can check: is there an entry, where is the stop, what does it cost, and how realistic is the target.
04 — Fibonacci · retracement & extension
The engine picks the one swing that matters and keeps it stable — no redrawing on every candle. Retracement levels show where a pullback usually pauses; extension levels show where a continuation could run.
05 — Market cycles · Wyckoff
ForexWalls Terminal finds the trading range, decides whether it is accumulation or distribution, and labels the phase A–E with a confidence. It shows the phase on W1, D1, H4, H1 and M15 side by side, and it knows when a cycle is already spent.
06 — Exhaustion count 9 / 13
Exhaustion counts on the candles: a setup that completes at 9 and a countdown that completes at 13, with setup range lines as support and resistance, and risk and target lines after a 13. Based on the exhaustion-count method published by Thomas R. DeMark in his books — independently implemented and tested on real data.
07 — Volatility 3D · new in v33.26
One button — VOLATILITY 3D — opens a window the size of your chart. It shows the volatility regime, four forecasting models ranked on your symbol, the expected range for the next bars, the high-impact releases inside that range, and three 3D surfaces you can turn with the mouse. It answers how far price usually travels — the number you need for stops, targets and position size.
The numbers live on the left, the 3D view on the right. Everything is recomputed from your broker's own data when you open the window and on every new hour — nothing is downloaded, nothing is guessed. Close it with ✕ or ESC and the chart comes back exactly as it was.
RANGE surface (shown here). Front to back: bars ahead (1 to 35 on H4 — about six days). Left to right: the size of the move in ATR, with the real price next to each step (for example “+2.1 ATR 4251.92”). Height and colour: how often the past 1,500 bars of this symbol ended there. The ridge spreads as the horizon grows — the width of the mountain at bar 35 is the real risk of a five-day trade. The surface is mirrored, so it carries no direction.
Mouse. Hold the left button and drag to rotate · wheel to zoom · the colour bar on the right and the numbers on the walls are the levels.
Realised volatility measured over windows from 1 to 60 days (left to right), for each of the last 60 days (front to back), annualised. When the short windows (1–5 days) stand high while the long ones stay low, a burst has just started. When the short end sinks below the long end, the market is going quiet — the classic set-up before a range breaks. The ridges in this picture are the volatility spikes of the last two months.
Implied volatility by delta (10-put to 10-call) and expiry (one week to six months), built from CME options on gold and euro futures. It shows which side the market pays more to insure, whether a near-term event is priced, and how the next weeks compare with the next months. Market-implied (what options price) and model forecast (what the realised-volatility models expect) are shown apart, because they can disagree — and the gap is information.
The options feed is being connected. Until fresh data arrives the surface stays grey and says N/A — it never shows an old surface as if it were live.
08 — The cone
The CONE button draws the classic ForexWalls Terminal path: a push, a pullback and a continuation, inside a filled channel that narrows where the pullback is expected. It stops exactly at the left edge of the panel, so it never covers your numbers, and it switches on and off instantly.
One click on CONE ON removes the path at once; one more click draws it again on the spot — no waiting for the next bar. The choice is remembered for the next time you open MetaTrader.
08 · B — Volume profile · new · PRO
The PROFILE button draws how much was traded at every price: one profile for each of the last sessions inside the chart, and one for everything you can see, docked at the left edge. It marks the POC, the 70% value area and the naked POCs price has not traded again — built from one-minute bars, so its shape matches the real tick-by-tick profile.
A click on ? next to the profile header opens a short guide: what POC, value area and naked POCs mean, what to watch when price leaves value — and what the test found. Nothing to look up elsewhere.
The ANALYSIS window adds the profile to its watch levels: yesterday's and the 5-day POC / VAH / VAL, where price stands against each, the nearest naked POC above and below with its distance in daily ATR — and one plain sentence: balance, or an imbalance up or down and what would confirm it.
08 · C — Probability map · new · PRO
The PROBABILITY button opens a full window for the symbol on your chart: the price range for 1 week to 1 year, how often the price really stayed inside such a range, a probability cone one year ahead — and the chance that the price reaches a price you type in before a date. Measured on that symbol's own history, computed in your terminal.
Type a price — or press +1σ, −1σ or bank median. For every horizon the window shows two numbers: the chance the price closes beyond it on the date, and the chance it touches it before the date. Touching is always more likely than closing beyond — the gap between the two is the trade you have to manage. The target is remembered for each symbol.
The last three months of daily closes and, to the right, where the price stayed 90% and 50% of the time over the same distances in the past five years — with the median, your target line and, on ELITE, the banks' targets placed at their horizon. ⧉ puts the window on a second monitor.
New · one button, four tools
Click MARKET TOOLS and four full-size windows open as tabs: which currencies are strong right now, which of your markets move together, what your open positions can lose, and what the calendar says about this month and this weekday. Measured on your broker’s own price history, calculated in your terminal — no extra service, no extra login.
Which currencies are strong, which are weak right now — and which pair has the biggest gap?
For each of the eight majors — USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD, NZD — the window averages its move against the other seven, using all 28 crosses at your broker. The eight strengths add up to zero: what one currency gains, the others lose. You get the ranking, the last 60 days as lines, the 28-pair table (row against column) and one plain sentence: strongest, weakest, and where the biggest move is.
Measured 1999–2026: the strongest currency against the weakest over a month kept going the next week in 50.6% of cases. It shows where the money is moving right now.
Which of my markets move together, which move opposite — and are my open positions the same risk twice?
Correlation of daily changes, from +1 (move together) through 0 (no link) to −1 (opposite), for up to 14 markets: your chart’s symbol, the major pairs, gold, indices and what else your broker offers. Three windows — 20 days, 60 days, 1 year. The window shows the matrix, the markets that move most with and against your symbol, your open positions with a warning when two of them are the same bet, and WHAT CHANGED: the pairs whose 20-day link differs most from their 1-year link.
Measured 1999–2026 on currency pairs: a strong link (|r| ≥ 0.7) stays at least 0.5 over the next 60 days in 95% of cases — a link you see today is a good bet to still be there.
What can my open positions lose — if every stop is hit, on a bad day, on a very bad day — and where does the risk really sit?
Read only: it never opens, changes or closes a position. From your open positions, each symbol’s recent volatility and the links between the symbols, it shows four numbers: the loss if every stop is hit, a bad day (a move that happens about once in 20 trading days), a very bad day (about once in 100) and your open positions with the equity. Below: each position — stop = loss, a normal day, share of the total risk, profit or loss now — and where the risk sits by currency or market, net long or short. It updates every 10 seconds.
A bad day is 1.67 and a very bad day 2.60 standard deviations of your positions’ daily move, estimated from the last year of daily prices. It is a statistical estimate — a real day can be worse.
What has this market usually done in this month and on this weekday — and is this year following the pattern?
From your broker’s monthly history of the chart’s symbol — 5, 10 or 20 years, as many as are available — it shows the average change of each month with how many of those years closed up (for example 6/8), the weekday averages with the share of up days, and a line for the average year against this year so far. The current month is highlighted, and one sentence says how often it closed up and what the next month usually does.
Measured 1999–2026 on currency pairs: the 10-year average guessed the same month’s direction next year 51% of the time — 55% when 8 of 10 years agreed. Best as background next to the trend.
The fifth tab: all 8 central banks with the next meeting and what the market prices in, the 2-year rate spread of your pair drawn with the price, and the two yield curves — today against a month ago. Rates are the slow force behind every currency pair; here you see them next to your chart.
Real captures from MetaTrader 5, English interface. RISK is read-only: it never opens, changes or closes a trade. Every value is measured on your broker’s price history.
09 — News, macro & world events
On every plan the FOREXWALLS MACRO strip shows the dollar, yields, oil and gold, and a red bar warns before high-impact news. The NEWS button (PRO) opens five tabs — including NEWS IMPACT, how far your symbol usually moves on each release; WORLD EVENTS is in ELITE.
Calendar. The next releases for your symbol's currencies with impact, forecast, previous and actual, a live countdown, the next high-impact release and today's results. Key US results — CPI, payrolls, unemployment, PPI, crude stocks — come straight from the official US releases within minutes of the release, even when the MT5 calendar is late.
US economy. Growth, inflation, labour and Fed policy as four tiles, then every major indicator: latest value, revisions, how unusual it was against the last 24 releases, and how your symbol reacted one hour and one day later. Official US data.
Rates & dollar. The Treasury curve with 1, 5 and 20-day changes, the dollar in plain words, and one conclusion for your symbol — e.g. “Pressure DOWN (strong dollar)”.
News impact. For every upcoming release: how far your symbol has usually moved in the first 15 minutes and the first hour — in pips or points — the strong case, and how many times a normal hour that is. A smaller stop than the strong move is easily taken. Direction is shown only as a measured scenario: after a big surprise GBP/USD moved the textbook way in 59% of 336 cases; small surprises showed no direction at all.
| Release | EUR/USD | Gold | Nasdaq-100 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fed decision | 0.27% ×6.5 | 0.49% ×5.0 | 0.58% ×3.2 |
| CPI | 0.31% ×3.9 | 0.62% ×3.1 | 0.71% ×4.1 |
| Payrolls | 0.35% ×4.4 | 0.62% ×3.0 | 0.57% ×3.1 |
Median range of the first 15 minutes after the release · × the same 15 minutes on days without news · broker M15 prices 2022–2026 · 12 symbols measured.
World events. Wars and ceasefires, Hormuz and shipping, sanctions, central banks — merged from global sources every 15 minutes, official releases first. A market brief, the top events with severity 1–5, the story with its transmission channel, and for each asset the expected reaction next to the move actually measured since.
The week. Monday to Friday on one screen: the key release of each day, company reports, what the banks expect for your symbol, and the releases that usually move it the most, with the typical 15-minute move.
Fed watch. Hold, cut or hike at the next meetings, from the futures on the Fed rate: today's odds, the change over 7 days, and how the expectations moved over 30 or 90 days. What the market already prices in.
10 — Order flow · CME
Liquidity is not a line on a chart — it is a structure with depth. ForexWalls Terminal reads bid and ask depth as an environment: where liquidity concentrates, how it shifts, and how price interacts with it.
THE 3D BOOK IS ILLUSTRATIVE · THE CME FLOW BOX IS REAL · SWITCH IT ON WITH THE CME DATA BUTTON
11 — Deep analysis, banks & positioning
Four windows add the context a chart cannot show: a 1–5-day analysis checked against the indicator, what the big banks forecast, where the large speculators are positioned — and, on US stocks, the earnings reports.
Deep analysis. Key takeaway, bullish and bearish factors with numbers and dates, a trade setup with entry, stop, two targets and R:R, and an indicator check: when the analysis disagrees with the chart, the window says so and caps its conviction. It is written from live news and data and checked by our server — levels are validated against the live price, R:R is calculated, not written.
Bank forecasts. Published targets of major banks for 1–24 months on 11 instruments: the median, how far it is from today's price, the path by horizon, each bank's reason, and one conclusion. Background, not timing.
COT report. The weekly COT positioning report: who is long and short, where speculators sit in their 3-year range, and what followed in our test of 15 instruments (2020–2026): the extremes below 25 and above 90 moved the 13-week odds by 10–14 points; the middle moved nothing. On the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, Dow and Russell it adds the financial-futures breakdown: asset managers, leveraged funds and dealers, each against its own 3-year range.
Earnings. On a US stock chart: the next report date (estimated from the same quarter last year) with before-open / after-close, how the stock reacted to its last 12 reports — gap, day move and move in ATR, measured on your broker's prices — how many of them went through a 2.8 ATR stop in one day, and eight quarters of revenue and EPS with year-on-year change. From the companies' official reports — so you know the risk before the report.
12 — The real product
Authentic ForexWalls Terminal screens, captured inside MetaTrader 5 on 8 October 2026.
Click a display to enlarge
13 — Install
Two files: the indicator draws everything, a small Bridge checks your licence and downloads the data. Nothing ever places a trade.
The user guide explains every row, button and window, with a worked example.
How it works
Each part of the terminal answers one question, shows how it got there and says which timeframe it is for. Below: how the whole terminal works, which tool to read on which timeframe, and every product on one card — what it answers, how it works, what to watch and where it works best.
The indicator draws on your chart. The Bridge — a small Expert Advisor — checks your licence and brings in the data. On a new symbol, scroll the chart fully to the left once and switch the timeframe a few times until everything fills in.
The market is read in independent layers — state, slope, risk, exhaustion, structure, context. Each answers one question; the panel shows where they agree and where they do not.
Buttons open full-size windows over the chart — news, banks, COT, analysis, probabilities, market tools. The ⧉ button sends any of them to its own window for a second monitor.
Nothing trades for you: the terminal never opens, closes or modifies a trade. Every level and number is context for your decision.
What runs where. All chart analysis — regimes, Kalman, GARCH, the exhaustion count, Fibonacci, Wyckoff, the consensus, the entry logic and the new market tools — is calculated on your computer from your broker’s prices, so it works at the weekend too. News, positioning, bank forecasts, the deep analysis and the order-book data come from our servers through one address and one small Bridge that checks your licence. The terminal never places, changes or closes a trade.
Pick the style you trade and read the tools in this order. All of it works on every timeframe — this is where each tool earns the most.
Context from D1: regime, Wyckoff phase, Fibonacci leg. Then the calendar for the next 36 hours — stand aside from a big release. Trade on H1, time the entry on M15. Stop from the H1 row; check the session value area in the volume profile.
Direction from D1 or W1. Read the vote and the Entry block on H4 (D1 for slower swings). Stop from the H4 or D1 row; target the HMM target if its ETA is reasonable, otherwise the first EXT. Then the background: COT, the 1–5-day analysis, STRENGTH for the pair, and RISK for the book.
Structure on W1 and D1. The 3-month to 1-year odds in PROBABILITY, the bank targets, the 3-year COT index and SEASONALITY. Size the trade from the 80% range in VOLATILITY 3D, check CORRELATION against what you already hold, and RISK for the very bad day.
| Tool | IntradayM15 – H1 | SwingH4 – D1 | PositionD1 – W1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trend by horizon (panel) | Intraday · hours | Swing · 2–10 days | Position · weeks |
| Regime & Kalman | H1 — confirm on D1 | H4 / D1 — direction from W1 | D1 / W1 |
| Entry block | READY / NOW on H1 | READY / NOW on H4 | Timing only, once D1 and W1 agree |
| Stop guide | H1 row | H4 / D1 row | D1 row |
| Fibonacci & EXT targets | The H1 leg, first EXT | D1 / H4 leg, EXT 127.2–161.8% | W1 / D1 leg, far EXT |
| Wyckoff phases | H1 phase inside the D1 one | D1 and H4 | W1 and D1 |
| Exhaustion count | CD 9 / 13 on H1 | On H4 / D1 | On D1 / W1 |
| Volume profile | Session POC and value area | Last 5 sessions, naked POCs | Visible range on D1 |
| Volatility 3D | RANGE on H1 (50 bars) | H4 (35) / D1 (25 bars) | Regime and RV term on D1 |
| Calendar & news impact | Core: red bar, 15-minute move | The next 36 hours | US economy, rates |
| World events | Severity 4–5 now | The trend of the story | Background |
| COT | — | Weekly; extremes < 25 / > 90 | 3-year index, 13-week odds |
| Bank forecasts | — | Background | 3–24 month targets |
| Deep analysis | — | The 1–5-day view | Background |
| Probability map | 1 week | 1 week – 3 months | 3 months – 1 year |
| STRENGTH | TODAY · 1 WEEK | 1 WEEK · 1 MONTH | 3 MONTHS |
| CORRELATION | 20 days | 60 days | 1 year |
| RISK | Normal day, bad day | Bad day, very bad day | Very bad day, where risk sits |
| SEASONALITY | Weekday averages | This month and the next | The average year, 10–20 years |
| Earnings (US stocks) | Report date, expected gap | The last 12 reactions | Financials, analysts |
Open a card for how it works, what to watch, its best timeframes and how it was checked. Plan labels show where each tool is included.
Independent layers each answer one question: a hidden-Markov regime (bull, bear or sideways, and how long it has lasted), a Kalman filter for the real slope, GARCH for volatility, an exhaustion count and the DAM oscillator. The consensus shows direction, strength and how many layers agree; the entry block says READY or NOW only when its conditions are met (for example 4 of 4) and WAIT, with what is missing, when they are not. All of it is calculated on your computer from your broker’s prices — it works at the weekend too.
BULL or BEAR with Kalman agreeing and ADX ≥ 25 is a trend; SIDEWAYS or ADX ≤ 20 is a range — expect reversals at the edges, not breakouts. A conflict (for example BEAR but Kalman UP) is the panel telling you to wait.
Read your own timeframe (H1–D1) and confirm on the one above it — the Correction row already looks one timeframe higher (H1 → H4, D1 → W1).
When all four trend horizons agree, the trend tended to continue: +0.20 ATR on average over the next 20 bars.
The stop is 2.8 ATR of your timeframe. The table shows H1, H4 and D1 side by side: the ATR, the stop distance, the loss for one lot, and the take-profit at your reward ratio (1:1 by default) — and how many of ten typical pullbacks the stop survives (about eight).
Use the row of your timeframe. If the Wyckoff manipulation zone is closer and logical, the stop can go just beyond it. Size the position from the money column.
H1 row for intraday, H4 for swing, D1 for position trades.
Median pullback 1.3 ATR; 80% stayed under 2.8 ATR — that is where the 2.8 ATR stop comes from.
The impulse line and the 23.6–78.6% retracement levels, plus extension targets at 127.2%, 161.8%, 200% and 261.8%, each with its distance from price in ATR. FIB and FIB EXT switch on and off independently.
50–61.8% is the classic pullback zone. A first extension target that is close in ATR is more realistic than a far one.
The swing of your timeframe: H1 legs for intraday, D1 for swing, W1 for position.
Drawn from the structure — context for where a trade sits, not an entry signal.
The engine judges the current range and draws the zone, its events (Spring, UTAD and others), a manipulation zone and the phase with its confidence. The PHASES line lists W1, D1, H4, H1 and M15 side by side. D1 is in every plan; every timeframe, the events and the manipulation zone are in Pro and Elite.
A magenta manipulation zone with a quick return into the range is one of the clearest moments — the shakeout. A “?” on the phase means the range is new and the breakout decides. When W1, D1 and your timeframe show the same cycle the picture is clean; when they differ, that is information, not a bug.
Check W1 and D1 first, then trade on H4 or H1.
Structure, not a stand-alone signal: as a signal on its own, its targets were no better than controls.
A setup-9 and countdown-13 count on the candles and on the DAM oscillator, next to the age of the regime (its duration against past regimes). RSI divergence marks tired trends.
A green duration with a setup in progress is early; an orange duration with CD 9/13 or a count of 13 is late.
Read it on your trading timeframe and compare with the one above it.
RSI divergence: 55.5% reversals against 49.9% base, on about 235,000 trend bars and 17 of 19 symbols.
A channel drawn from the structure; confirmed double and triple tops and bottoms and head-and-shoulders; and the CONE — a magenta path and a violet channel to the right of the last candle showing a typical push, pullback and target inside the normal range.
The next channel touch usually holds. Patterns and the cone are context: patterns were not an edge on their own, and the cone illustrates a typical swing — it does not forecast.
Channels and patterns on any timeframe; the cone on H4–D1.
The channel held about 73% of 14,098 channels. 3,207 patterns: not an edge on their own.
A strip on top of the chart: the dollar index (your broker’s, or built from six currency pairs with the official formula), the US 10-year yield, oil and gold against yesterday’s close, and what together they imply for your symbol. Up to 60 minutes before a high-impact release a red bar counts down with forecast and previous; for 15 minutes after it shows the result and whether it was good or bad for the currency.
A red bar means the rest of the panel is less reliable until the release has passed.
Every timeframe; most important for intraday.
The releases for your currencies in the next 36 hours with a live countdown, forecast, previous and actual. For each: the median move of your symbol in the first 15 minutes and the first hour, the strong move (exceeded one time in five) and how many times a normal 15 minutes it is. Official US results — CPI, payrolls, unemployment, PPI, oil stocks — are read straight from the official releases within minutes.
A stop smaller than the strong move is easily taken by the release itself. The direction is a scenario only: the real surprise helps when it is big, and a small one is a coin flip.
Intraday: plan the next 36 hours and stand aside from the release minute. Swing: do not open just before a big release.
12 symbols, M15, 2022–2026: Fed decisions ×5–6.5 a normal 15 minutes, CPI and payrolls ×3–4.
Four macro tiles (growth, inflation, labour, Fed policy) with state and direction; a table of CPI, core PCE, payrolls, unemployment, claims, GDP, retail sales and more with the latest value, the previous one (with the first print if it was revised) and how unusual the change is; Treasury yields (2, 5, 10 and 30 years, the real rate, breakevens), the dollar and the curve — closing with a one-line conclusion for your symbol, for example “Pressure DOWN (strong dollar)”.
It is the backdrop, not an entry. A strong dollar weighs on EURUSD-type pairs and metals and lifts USDJPY-type pairs; rising rates weigh on metals and US indices.
Swing and position; for intraday only as a reason to prefer one side.
Official US data. A trend comparison, not a consensus “surprise”.
Global news sources are scanned every 15 minutes and grouped into events — conflict, central banks, shipping, sanctions, financial stress — with a severity from 1 to 5. Each event shows how it reaches markets and, for gold, oil, the S&P 500 and others, the expected direction next to the move measured since the event appeared, with a tick when they agree.
Severity 4–5 can move markets on its own. The most useful part is whether MEASURED agrees with EXPECT.
All timeframes. For swing and position, the trend of the story (escalating, stable, easing) matters more than one headline.
The window describes the news and how the market reacted, so you can plan around it.
Choose which events alert you — entry signal, trend turn, horizons, exhaustion, news — and how: phone push, e-mail, pop-up or sound. A TEST button checks every channel.
Start with the entry signal and news; add trend turns on the timeframes you actually trade.
Set it on the timeframe of your chart.
From the weekly Commitments of Traders report: speculators, hedgers and small traders — long, short, net, the weekly change, open interest — and the 3-year COT index (0 = the shortest speculators have been in three years, 100 = the longest). USDJPY, USDCAD and USDCHF are inverted for you; on US indices the window adds asset managers, leveraged funds and dealers.
Only the extremes matter: below 25 or above 90. Between 25 and 75 there was no edge.
Weekly data — for swing and position. Not for intraday timing.
15 instruments, 2020–2026: when speculators were extremely short (below 25) the instrument rose about 10 percentage points more often than usual over 13 weeks; when extremely long (above 90), about 14 points less often.
Collected daily from public bank research: each bank’s target, its distance from today’s price, its view and the reason in one line — with the median target, how much the banks agree and the path by horizon (1, 3, 6, 12 and 24 months). For EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, AUD/USD, USD/CAD, USD/CHF, NZD/USD, gold, silver, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq.
Targets are published opinions, often for months ahead: they show where institutions expect the market to go, not when. Views older than 30 days are dimmed.
Position (3–24 months); background for swing.
Resting orders and order flow from the CME futures that match your symbol are drawn as walls on your MetaTrader chart, with a legend and the CME FLOW box. The walls also enter the consensus. Covers the major pairs, gold, silver and oil.
Price tends to react at walls. The layer is off by default (button CME DATA) so the chart stays clean until you want the order-book view.
Any timeframe — the walls are levels, so they matter most when you plan entries and targets.
For the main instruments it researches the live market — the current price, the last 72 hours of news, upcoming events, key technical levels — adds COT, macro differentials and the indicator’s own technical state, and writes a key takeaway, bullish and bearish factors, a trade setup (entry, stop, two targets, R:R) and an indicator check: AGREES, AGAINST or MIXED. An entry more than 3% from the price is rejected automatically.
When it disagrees with the panel, the window says so — treat that as a reason to wait for the confirmation price, not to pick a side blindly. Against the indicator, its conviction is capped at 55%.
A 1–5-day view: swing.
Today’s regime (compression, normal, expansion, stress) against the last three years; four volatility models ranked on your symbol by their recent accuracy; the 50% and 80% expected range for the cone horizon (H1: 50 bars, H4: 35, D1: 25); the events inside the horizon; and three 3D surfaces you can rotate — RANGE, RV TERM and IV SURFACE.
The regime says calm or rough · the 80% range says how much room a trade needs · the events say when to be careful.
H1, H4 and D1 (horizons of 50, 35 and 25 bars).
Out of sample on H1, H4 and D1: 79.7–81.3% of closes inside the 80% zone and 50.1–50.5% inside the 50% zone.
From 1 week to 1 year: the ±1σ range, the chance the price ends inside it (counted on the last 5 years), the 90% range and the median. Type a target price to see the chance the price closes beyond it on the date and the chance it touches it before. Cone and distribution on the right; on ELITE also the banks’ targets.
Volatility now against the 5-year average: below 0.8× is calm (ranges tend to widen), above 1.25× is nervous (they tend to shrink). It is the size of a move, not its direction.
Built from daily bars: 1 week to 1 month for swing, 3 months to 1 year for position.
Daily prices 1971–2026, 7 major pairs, walk-forward: the average gap between the stated and the real frequency was 1.3 points for ±1σ.
One profile per session for the last 5 days and one for the visible chart, with the POC (most traded price), the value area (70% of the volume), VAH and VAL, and naked POCs — past POCs that price has not traded since. Built from one-minute volume spread over each bar’s range (correlation 0.978 against the real tick profile).
Price inside the value area is balance; outside it is imbalance — watch the closes. A quick return inside means the new prices were rejected.
H1 and M15 for session profiles; the visible-range profile on D1 for position context.
8 instruments, about 44 days: bounces at POC / VAH / VAL were 50% / 50% / 53% against 49% at random prices — context, not an entry signal.
On US stock charts: the next report date (before the open or after the close), today’s 2.8 ATR stop against the average and the largest move on report days, the last 12 reactions (gap, day’s move in ATR, whether the stop was hit) and eight quarters of revenue and EPS. Tabs: REPORTS, ANALYSTS (the buy / hold / sell split and targets — Elite), FINANCIALS (up to six fiscal years) and PROFILE (what the company does, key numbers, latest filings).
The date turns amber within 10 days and red within 3. If your stop is smaller than the usual report-day move, a gap can take it.
D1 for the report cycle — swing and position. Intraday: stay aware of the date.
From the companies’ official reports. The next report date is an estimate from the same quarter last year and says so.
This is how to read the tools — not trading advice. Every number above was measured on past data. The terminal never trades for you — every decision stays yours.
14 — Access
Three plans — BASIC €200, PRO €300, ELITE €500 a month — one licence per email. Start with BASIC and add news analysis, company earnings, order flow and deep analysis as you need them.
Every tool in every plan is tested on its own history — the results, including the failures, are in the Method section. Prices are per month per licence, before VAT; the total including VAT for your country is shown at checkout. Each plan is issued per email and linked to your MetaTrader accounts. Every plan includes both downloads: MetaTrader 5 and MetaTrader 4. 14-day free trial — card required, first charge on day 15 unless you cancel. Cancel online any time.
15 — Method
No testimonials. No performance claims. Just the method — in the open.
Validation — what the tests returned
Each layer was tested against its own history before it shipped. Results are reported as they came out, including the ones that failed.
| Layer tested | Sample | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| RSI divergenceH1 | 19 instruments · H1 / H4 / D1~235,000 trend bars | 55.5% reversal vs 49.9% base · z +4.3Holds on 17 of 19 symbols |
| Correction depthStop guide | Same sample | Median 1.3 ATR · 80% under 2.8 ATRBecame the 2.8 ATR stop guide table |
| CTA horizons in agreementAll four | Same sample | +0.20 ATR over 20 barsTrend persistence — not a reversal |
| COT positioning3-year speculator index | 15 instruments · weekly COT2020 – 2026 | Below 25 and above 90 shift 13-week odds by 10 – 14 pp (t 2.1 – 2.9)Context row — not an entry signal |
| COT extremes52-week index | 15 instruments2018 – 2026 · 251 episodes | 52 – 53% against a 50% baseNo usable reversal signal — reported as such |
| Wyckoff target · CORR line · setup range lines Regression & pivot channels | Same sample | No better than mirrored / offset controlsKept as drawing context only, never as a signal |
| Chart patternsDouble / triple top & bottom · H&S | 13 instruments · H1 / H4 / D13,207 confirmed patterns | 49.9% vs 50.6% for a random entryso PATTERNS is drawn as structure context |
| Measured rangeVOLATILITY 3D · RANGE surface | 13 instruments · H1 / H4 / D1out of sample · 1,500-bar window | 79.7 – 81.3% of closes inside the 80% zone · 50.1 – 50.5% inside the 50% zoneCalibrated — the zones mean what they say |
| Volatility forecast modelsRW20 · EWMA · GARCH · HAR-RV | Per symbol, livelast 250 forecasts · each from past data only | Ranked by QLIKE in the window — e.g. gold H4: EWMA −7.5%, GARCH +38.8% at 20 daysThe best model differs by symbol — the window shows which one |
| News — size of the moveNEWS IMPACT | 12 symbols · M152022 – 2026 · every release with ≥ 20 cases | First 15 min after a Fed decision ×5 – 6.5 a normal 15 min, CPI and payrolls ×3 – 4Shown per release, in pips / points for your symbol |
| News — MT5 good / bad flagDirection | ~1,700 USD releases per symbol2021 – 2026 | 48 – 52% in the "expected" directionNot used for direction |
| News — direction after a surpriseActual vs forecast | 12 symbols · M15~340 big surprises each | Big surprise: 55 – 60% textbook direction (GBP/USD 59.5%) · small: ~50%Shown as a scenario where significant — never as a signal |
| Cone pathKalman push → pullback → target | 13 instruments · H1 / H4 / D189,203 historical paths | Direction 50.1% vs 50.3% base · channel holds the close 1 – 13%Drawn and labelled as an illustration |
| Probability map±1σ · 5–95% · target close / touch | 7 currency pairs · D11971 – 2026 · walk-forward, past data only | Stated vs real frequency: ±1σ 1.3 pts · percentiles 1.6 · close beyond 0.8 · touch 0.9Size of the move, not direction |
| Volume profile levelsPOC · VAH · VAL · naked POC | 8 instruments · ~44 daysprofile from one-minute bars · 0.978 vs tick profile | Bounce 50 / 50 / 53% vs 49% at random prices · "80% rule" 41% vs 41%Shown as context — never as a signal |
Historical tests on past data. They describe what the layers did over the sample above — not what any market will do next, and not a performance claim.
16 — Who builds it
I'm George. I trade every day, and I build trading software — not another indicator or robot, but complete terminals: the data, the servers behind it, the analysis and every window on the chart, designed as one system. ForexWalls Terminal is that system on MetaTrader 5: the regime, the structure, the news, the positioning and the risk in one place — so that what was already there stops getting missed.
“I put my name behind this product. ForexWalls Terminal does not sell signals. It is a complete trading-support system: real exchange data, positioning, macro and world news, risk tools — and the published test results for every tool, including the ones that don't work. You make the decisions. The terminal shows you what the market is doing.”— George, founder
17 — Questions
No. The indicator draws and the Bridge checks the licence and downloads data. Neither of them ever opens, modifies or closes a position.
No, and none is planned for sale. ForexWalls Terminal is an analysis tool for manual traders: it never sizes, opens or manages trades for you. The MT4 version is a full native indicator — it does not need MetaTrader 5 running next to it.
MetaTrader 5 and MetaTrader 4 on desktop (Windows or a Windows VPS). Every plan includes both downloads — your receipt has an MT5 package and an MT4 package; take the one your broker uses, or both. It is the same licence: each MT4 or MT5 account uses one slot of your plan. On MT4 the DAM oscillator is added by hand (MT4 does not let one indicator open another) and its built-in economic calendar lists the US releases (with the official result minutes after the release) and the ECB, BoE, BoJ, BoC and RBA rate decisions, because MT4 has no calendar of its own; everything else is the same. Mobile apps cannot run custom indicators.
Yes — every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, once per customer. You enter a card at checkout but nothing is charged during the trial. Unless you cancel before it ends, the first monthly payment is taken on day 15 and the plan then renews every month until you cancel. We e-mail you 3 days before the end of the trial and 3 days before every renewal.
Cancel online in one click with the “Manage or cancel subscription” link in your licence e-mail and our reminder e-mails, or simply reply to any of our e-mails. Cancel during the trial and you pay nothing; after a payment your licence stays active until the end of the period already paid. You also have 14 days after your first payment to change your mind — see the refund policy.
Any symbol in your Market Watch — forex, gold, indices, oil. A few layers depend on outside data: COT exists only for instruments with a weekly COT report, and CME order-book data (ELITE) only for the futures it covers.
One licence per e-mail. Basic covers 1 account, Pro 2 and Elite 3, demo or live. An account is linked the first time the Bridge runs on it, and a slot is released automatically after 3 hours without activity — so you can move to a new PC or broker account yourself.
The Bridge checks the licence every hour and keeps working for up to 7 days offline — never beyond your paid-up date.
Give it the history — the terminal calculates a lot on your own computer. On a new symbol scroll the chart all the way to the left (hold Home) until MetaTrader stops loading older candles, then, if something is still empty, switch the timeframe a few times (H1 → H4 → D1 → back) until the dashboard and the levels fill in. You do this once per symbol; after that it opens in seconds.
Updates are included in every plan. When a new version is out, the chart shows UPDATE AVAILABLE once, with an alert, and we e-mail you. The personal download link in your licence e-mail always gives the newest package.
As a picture of the structure. Double and triple tops and bottoms and head & shoulders are drawn on request with the PATTERNS button, with neckline, height and measured target — the neckline often turns into support or resistance on a retest. Combine them with the trend and the levels for the entry.
Yes. On a US stock chart the EARNINGS window (PRO) shows the next report date, how the stock reacted to its last 12 reports on your broker's prices, how often a report went through a 2.8 ATR stop in one day, and eight quarters of revenue and EPS from the companies' official reports.
Yes. Open a new chart, set Screen mode (NEWS, ANALYSIS, COT REPORT or EARNINGS) in the indicator settings, then right-click the chart tab → Undock and drag it to the other monitor. The window fills the chart and follows its size.
The user guide walks through installation, every row of the panel, every button and window, with a worked example.
ForexWalls Terminal brings multiple analytical dimensions into one professional market intelligence environment.
ForexWalls Terminal is an analytical tool. It does not provide investment advice and does not guarantee outcomes. Trading leveraged products involves substantial risk of loss.