It’s not just different trading software.

It’s the smart way to trade FOREX.

Smooth out noise, make better market timing decisions
and assess risk to make smart, objective-trading decisions.

 

ExperCharts4FX helps you make better FOREX trading decisions and reduces your stress with our unique trading tools and clean interface.  ExperCharts4FX is a neural network based “event classifier” FOREX trading program.

How can ExperCharts4FX help me?

• Reduce noise in the markets with Neural Candles
• Better market timing with AutoPilot and Signal Generator
• Properly assess risk for each trade with our Pivot Calculator
• On-going training and support
• Chart indicators to confirm trade setups

Reduce noise in the markets with Neural Candles

ExperCharts4FX Neural Candles allow you to make trading decisions without the noise you see in traditional price candles so you can focus on making trading decisions in real time.  Neural Candles are updated every five minutes and give you a much cleaner view to what is happening in the market for timing and direction.

Neural Candles help you identify fake turning points and focus on timing closer to a true turning point.
This means less stress for you.

 

 

Better Market Timing with AutoPilot and Signal Generator

AutoPilot and the Signal Generator take the emotion out of your trading by giving you clear indications of when to take action.

AutoPilot

AutoPilot is a reversal engine and captures EVERY turn in the market 24 hours per day. Each trade will show:

• Time
• Buy or Sell entry – This is the ideal target entry for opening a position!
• PIP profit or loss from the last trade entry
• Total pips won or lost for the current trading day

AutoPilot generates signal throughout the day but many of these trades are risky. You need to use the Signal Generator and other tools in ExperCharts4FX to evaluate if any trade is safe or not.

Signal Generator

The Signal Generator is the “engine-room” of ExperCharts4FX and is designed to help identify turning points at the 120-minute timeframe and is a leading indicator.

When an alert is triggered, you can start strategy checks to determine if a new trade opportunity is developing.

You can add E3 XIT, EXH, SIG and REV together for a NET total.  If this total is more than 0.25 the 120-minute bias is LONG.  If the total is less than -0.25 the 120-minute bias is SHORT.

 

Properly assess risk for each trade with our Pivot Calculator

The Pivot Calculator is based on 4 years of data and turning points and pivot point statistics.  The data is updated several times per year because markets change over time.

What are Pivot Points?

Four turning points in the market define one of ten possible pivot points.  There are 5 pivots points for up moves and 5 mirrors pivots for down moves.

We take a sequential group of 4 pivot points and define a pivot group.  For example, 4617.  There are a maximum of 140 patterns which we can analyze and generate statistics for.

These statistics help you evaluate a move to see what the same pattern has done in the past.  Our pivot statistics show you:

• How often the pivot group pattern repeats itself
• The probability of a move attaining specific trading targets
• The probability of what the next pivot point will be

By knowing the pivot statistics, you can evaluate the potential profit from a trade before you put the trade on!

ExperCharts4FX Chart Indicators for Trade Confirmation

ExperCharts4FX has four chart indicators to help you analyze potential trades:

• DIR – DIRection warning indicator
• XIT – eXIT warning indicator
• SIG – SIGnal warning indicator
• EST – ESTimate warning indicator

 

DIRection warning indicator
DIR provides directional BIAS and is an important indicator in ExperCharts4FX. All strategies should use DIR!

ExperCharts4FX attempts to identify when DIR is parallel to the time line (horizontal) in real-time. The distance between these tangent points is the ideal profit potential.

Not all tangent points are safe. When combined with other indicators and pivot pints, you can accurately asses the market.

 

eXIT warning indicator
The XIT indicator attempts to identify eXIT points in any given time frame. This usually happens about four times per day per currency pair. XIT is drawn as an oscillator and aims to identify potential e[XIT] points in price action. Here are the key attributes in XIT.

• XITv is a leading indicator.
• XITv is drawn as a OHLC type bar whereas XITh is drawn as a candle type bar.
• XITv is mainly used in conjunction with the 15 min chart for short term positions and the 120 min chart for longer term positions.
• XITv is a warning mechanism and is used to highlight volatility and price exhaustion:
  • volatility can be seen as extreme bar length and bars constantly changing direction.
  • price exhaustion can be seen as a change in direction.
• XITh is a lagging indicator.
• XITh is designed to emulate the DIR curve in a normalised state, i.e. between -1 and 1. It attempts to highlight overall direction and stability.
• XITh attempts to warn users when DIR on the price area of the chart will change direction.
• The position of XITh relative to zero at entry points can help identify a move type, e.g. continuation, retracement or reversal.
• A GREEN XITh candle infers rising price action whereas a RED XITh candle infers falling price action.
• The size of the XITh candle body can also help determine market action. At potential turning points the size of the candle body reduces and changes direction at most turning points.
• Divergences can also be identified and used in conjunction with XITh.

 

SIGnal warning indicator
The SIG oscillator aims to identify both potential entry and exit points in price action:

• SIGh is drawn as a candle based oscillator and is a leading indicator.
• SIGv is represented as 2 horizontal markers that are drawn relative to the candle.
• SIG is mainly used in conjunction with the 15 min chart for short term positions and the 120 min chart for longer term positions.
• 4 main pieces of information can be read from the SIG indicator as follows:
  • SIGh attempts to cross zero when the DIR indicator forms a zero based tangent. This is a point in time where prices are at indecision and could rise or fall, see Fig. 3.3.2.
  • price direction is directly related to the position of the SIGv markers relative to zero. When the RED marker is > 0, prices tend to be rising. When the RED marker is < 0, prices tend to be falling.
  • SIGh will peak and start reversing toward zero prior to actual prices and therefore is considered to be a leading indicator, see Fig. 3.3.2.
  • The size of the SIGh candle attempts to mimic overall thrust in the price bar, see Fig. 3.3.2.

SIGh is designed to emulate the DIR curve in a normalised state, i.e. between -1 and 1. It attempts to highlight overall direction and stability.

SIGh attempts to warn users when DIR on the price area of the chart will change direction.

The position of SIGv markers and the SIGh close value relative to zero at entry points can help identify a move type, e.g. continuation, retracement or reversal.

A GREEN SIGh candle infers rising price action whereas a RED SIGh candle infers falling price action.

The size of the SIGh candle body can also help determine market action. At potential turning points the size of the candle body reduces and changes polarity at most turning points.

Divergences can also be identified and used in conjunction with SIGh.

SIGh candle action can help identify stability in the market
For example, a smooth transitioning set of candles at a turning point is preferable to a pattern of opposing candles, e.g. UP, DN, UP, DN, etc. Erratic price behaviour can often result in a thrusting SIG candle through zero prior to the end of a timebar can infer a 1-2-3 or 2-B type formation or spike. These patterns are considered unsafe and better setups should be identified

 

ESTimate warning indicator
EST indicator is a traditional style indicator and is intended to serve as a guide to directional BIAS. Outputs are an ESTimate of the DIR tangent points and should be used in conjunction with XIT and SIG.

EST is drawn as a histogram with RED candles suggesting falling prices and GREEN candles suggesting rising prices, see Fig. 3.4.1.

EST is generated by a neural network and is intended to help identify ‘weak’ moves. For example, often when prices have risen or fallen sharply there tends to be a breathing zone which can create a false sense of confidence as a setup appears to be forming.

In these situations SIG will touch or penetrate zero to identify a potential tangent point. However, as mentioned, not all tangent points are profitable owing to pivot group type, angle of repose, etc. and such conditions can result in little room for profit.

Professionals often engineer such price action to catch amateur traders off guard. EST can serve as a guide to warn of such conditions

 

On-Going Training and Support

ExperCharts4FX is different than other trading programs you’ve used.  You’ll need some training to learn the tools available to you and how to use them.

Here’s how we train and support you:

• Weekly live help sessions to teach you how to use ExperCharts4FX and to answer your questions.
• Community Forums to talk with other ExperCharts4FX users
• Recorded training videos for you to learn at your own pace
• Email support if you have a burning question that can’t wait

We’re always ready to help you and answer your questions

Frequenty Asked Questions

How long will this take to learn?

You’ll need about 8-10 weeks before you are really comfortable with ExperCharts4FX and can tailor it to your needs.   Its will take a little effort on your part to learn, but it’s well worth it.

What size trading account do I need?

We recommend at least a $5,000 trading account; however, you can start with a smaller account and gradually increase the size.

Can I cancel any time?

Yes.  There are no contracts or long term commitments. We do offer discounts if you commit to a longer subscription period, but you can choose a month-to-month subscription and cancel any time.

Why aren’t you using ExperCharts4FX yourself?

We are!  We use the same software you do to make our own trading decisions each day.  Because ExperCharts4FX is so flexible, no two traders will likely trade it exactly the same way.   We wanted to make this outstanding technology available to everyone.

Can I make 100 pips/day profit with your system?

No!  We encourage our traders to seek small profit targets.  2 pips/day net is a 40%/month return!  You only need to focus on low risk trades with small targets of 5 or 10 pips per trade.

Do you have traditional indicators like MACD or RSI?

No.  We whittled down many indicators and only include a small set of three indicators, pivots, autopilot and the signal generator.  We found that the “traditional” indicators aren’t predictive and can be confusing.  We kept the design simple to minimize distractions and prevent analysis paralysis.

ExperCharts4FX is a subscription product that you can cancel anytime with no large up-front fees.  We have 1, 3, 6 and 12-month subscriptions from $347/month and up.