Are FX Terminal trade ideas financial advice?

No. Trade ideas are analysis published by individual traders, not recommendations from FX Terminal, and outcomes are reported by the authors themselves. Treat them as someone else's reasoning to check against your own, never as a signal to follow.

Do I need an account to read trade ideas?

No. The feed and every public idea are open to read, and a shared link works for anyone. An account is needed to publish, like, comment, bookmark or follow.

How do I publish a trade idea?

Open a chart, mark up your analysis with the drawing tools and indicators you want, then press Publish. The chart image and your full markup are attached automatically — you fill in the title, write-up, direction, entry, stop, targets, tags and who can see it.

What does followers-only visibility mean?

The idea is visible to people who follow you rather than to the whole feed. Anyone can follow you with one click, so treat it as choosing an audience rather than as a privacy setting. Use private for anything you do not want read at all.

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Forex Trade Ideas

Trade ideas on FX Terminal are more than a screenshot. Every published idea carries the trader's own entry, stop and targets alongside the write-up, and the chart itself is saved — the trend lines, Fibonacci levels, channels and indicators — so you can reopen the exact analysis on live prices instead of squinting at an image. Filter by pair, timeframe, asset class, direction or tag, follow the traders whose reads you want to keep seeing, and save the setups you intend to trade.

An idea you can open, not just look at

Most published analysis is a picture. An FX Terminal trade idea saves the chart itself — every trend line, support and resistance level, Fibonacci retracement, channel, box and indicator the author placed — so one click reopens their exact markup on the live chart, priced off today's market rather than the day it was posted.

The still snapshot is kept too, because months later it is the honest record of what the trader actually saw when they made the call.

Structure that makes a call checkable

Every idea states a pair, a timeframe and a direction, and the trader enters their own entry, stop loss and targets by hand. Nothing is inferred from the drawings, so the numbers on the card are the numbers the author stands behind, and the risk-to-reward shown next to them is arithmetic anyone can repeat.

Authors mark how an idea resolved — target hit, stopped out, closed or invalidated. That is self-reported on purpose: a platform that grades trades automatically will call a target hit on a trade the author closed early, and a track record that is confidently wrong is worse than one that is honestly labelled.

Follow the traders worth following

Filter the feed by trading pair, asset class, timeframe, tag or direction, or switch it to Trending, Latest, Top or the traders you follow. Search runs across titles, instruments and the write-ups themselves.

Follow a trader to put their ideas in your own feed and get told when they publish. Bookmark the setups you intend to trade, and every idea has a permanent link you can share with anyone — no account needed to read it.

Frequently asked questions

Are FX Terminal trade ideas financial advice?: No. Trade ideas are analysis published by individual traders, not recommendations from FX Terminal, and outcomes are reported by the authors themselves. Treat them as someone else's reasoning to check against your own, never as a signal to follow.
Do I need an account to read trade ideas?: No. The feed and every public idea are open to read, and a shared link works for anyone. An account is needed to publish, like, comment, bookmark or follow.
How do I publish a trade idea?: Open a chart, mark up your analysis with the drawing tools and indicators you want, then press Publish. The chart image and your full markup are attached automatically — you fill in the title, write-up, direction, entry, stop, targets, tags and who can see it.
What does followers-only visibility mean?: The idea is visible to people who follow you rather than to the whole feed. Anyone can follow you with one click, so treat it as choosing an audience rather than as a privacy setting. Use private for anything you do not want read at all.

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FX Terminal provides free market research and analysis for informational purposes only. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation to trade. Trading forex carries a high level of risk.