Your compass for every market condition

TradingNav

Know your next move — before the market moves.

A swing-trading cockpit that plans every scenario and shows exactly what to do when price moves — then either hands the plan to your MT5 EA to execute, or watches the levels and tells you when one is reached. Never get lost in the chaos again.

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Trade plans — the cockpit for one idea
Today — the morning routine, five legs
Portfolio — exposure, risk and the equity curve
Trade log — what actually paid, by setup
Markets — regime, sectors and the scanner
Watchlist — what is about to reach a level
Why traders switch
01

Plan every scenario

A full plan for each situation — ladder, stops, targets, hedge — so you're prepared before the move.

02

Know your next step

See exactly what to do in every situation. No hesitation, no getting lost in the chaos.

03

Focus on what matters

TradingNavi filters your focus points from 600 names so you act on signal, not noise.

04

Execute it, or monitor it

Attach the MT5 EA and the plan places itself — or run without one and get told the moment a level is reached.

05

Risk tools others lack

Graduated hedging + portfolio correlation exposure — cut risk without closing positions.

600+ticker universe
80+regime variables / trade
0–100horizon-tuned score
MT5broker data & EA bridge
3separate dashboards
Set your course

How it works

Four steps, then it compounds. Step 3 has two versions — one for people who let an EA execute, one for people who place their own orders.

1 · Build the plan

Entry ladder, stops, targets, a graduated hedge protocol and your thesis — a complete plan per idea, written while nothing is at stake.

2 · Check the regime

The regime engine sanity-checks your setup against live conditions and says which setups this tape actually pays — and which it is quietly punishing.

3 · Hand it over, or watch it yourself

Two ways to finish the plan. Pick the tab that matches how you trade — the plan is identical either way, and you can switch whenever you like.

Publish the plan to your MT5 feed. Execution, paper-vs-live and sizing are decided by the EA on your own machine — TradingNavi never touches your broker.

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4 · Review & improve

Every closed trade feeds the analytics: which regimes, which setups and which exits actually pay you — measured on your own history, not on somebody's backtest.

Every landmark on the map

The desk, tab by tab

Nine tabs, one workflow — everything talks to everything. Open any of them to see what is inside; the picture beside it is that tab.

Todayopen ＋the morning routine, five legs
The first tab of the day, and the only one with a finish line. Five legs — market pulse, movers, plans that are near a level, journal, notes to your morning self — and the routine is done when the fifth is ticked.
  • Action items grouped by what triggered them, not by ticker
  • Only the charts that actually need a look today
  • Per-item notes that land in the plan they belong to
  • Yesterday's note read back to you before you touch anything
Trade plansopen ＋one idea, priced all the way out
The cockpit. Chart with the ladder drawn on it, thesis, regime fit, the money maths, the drawdown protocol, and either the EA submit or the monitoring list — one plan per idea, complete before anything is at stake.
  • Three-entry ladder with weights, fills and a live blended entry
  • Graduated hedge protocol with the premium each leg costs
  • Break-even and trailing rules, rehearsable bar by bar
  • R:R measured against the max loss at SL3, never against SL1
  • Simulate the plan over historical windows the same length as the trade
Watchlistopen ＋what is about to reach a level
Everything you track on one screen, sorted by the only thing that matters before the open: how close price is to a level you already decided something about.
  • Approaching-an-entry, -a-target and -a-stop lanes with real distances
  • Full table: direction, deployed, live P&L, R:R per plan
  • Chart wall with each plan's own levels drawn on it
  • Calendar and news for the whole list, newest first
Portfolioopen ＋the whole book, honestly measured
What you are actually carrying: capital deployed, the equity curve against the S&P, exposure by name and direction, and the one number most books never compute — what the whole portfolio loses if every plan hits its deepest stop.
  • Equity curve vs S&P on both the full book and deployed capital only
  • Risk at SL3 across every open plan, against your own limit
  • Directional alignment vs the regime, with the shift needed to fix it
  • Correlation and concentration — how many real bets you hold
  • Drawdown, Sharpe and Sortino from your dated fills
Marketsopen ＋the tape everything else trades against
The regime read, the sectors leading and lagging, and a scanner that ranks a 600-name universe so your attention lands on the handful worth a plan.
  • Regime from SPY trend, ADX and VIX — with what it does not know
  • Setup fit scores, so the tape picks the strategy
  • Sector rotation over 1 week to 1 year
  • Idea scanner: upside, upgrades, EPS surprises, rolling over
  • Upcoming earnings across everything you track
Trade logopen ＋what actually paid, by setup and regime
Your own history, turned into evidence. Which setups pay, which regimes they pay in, and how much of each move you kept before you closed it.
  • P&L calendar, realised or full equity including floating
  • Performance by setup tag, with an honest thin-sample warning
  • Winners vs losers by the regime variables at entry
  • Exit quality: too early, too late, and what it cost
  • Import MT5 history, export closed trades as CSV
Disciplineopen ＋the part you actually control
You cannot make the market pay you. You can log the routine, size the same way twice and leave the stop where you put it — so those are what get scored.
  • A 0–100 score over the last 90 days, not over your whole archive
  • Sizing after a loss vs after a win — escalation, named
  • Stops honoured, widened, or cut early, and what each cost
  • Shore leave: booked days drop out instead of breaking the streak
Knowledgeopen ＋the manual for this desk
Every concept the app uses, explained where it is used — R multiples, hedge premiums, regime scoring, exit efficiency — plus a guided tour of each tab.
  • Searchable across every panel and every term
  • Topic tracks: getting started, risk, regime, hedging, data
  • Answers written against this app, not against trading in general
Settingsopen ＋what the desk is working with
The book size every percentage is measured against, where prices come from, and the MT5 bridge. One token per portfolio board, so two books never share an EA.
  • Portfolio size, standard position size and the risk limit per book
  • Data source: free Yahoo by default, MT5 bridge optional
  • Board-scoped API tokens — two boards, two terminals, no collisions
  • Simple or Pro layout; export everything or delete the account
Before you set sail

Questions

Is this financial advice?＋
No. TradingNavi is a planning and analysis tool. Regime labels, scores and recommendations are statistical context computed from price data — decisions and outcomes are yours.
Do I need to pay for market data?＋
No — the free Yahoo layer covers charts, scanner and analytics. Bring-your-own-key providers and the MT5 bridge are optional upgrades.
Can it trade for me?＋
Only if you set that up yourself. It publishes the plans you explicitly submit to a feed your own MT5 EA reads — execution, paper-vs-live and sizing are all decided in the EA, on your machine, at your broker. TradingNavi never holds a broker credential and never places an order.
I don't use MetaTrader. Is it still useful?＋
That is the default, and most of the app never touches a terminal. Without a bridge the plan panel becomes a monitoring list: every price the plan is waiting on, sorted by how close it is, each with the action you already committed to — and the Today routine surfaces it the morning it gets there. You place the order at whatever broker you like. Planning, regime, journal, portfolio risk and the trade-log analytics all work exactly the same.
I run two portfolios. Do they interfere?＋
No. Each portfolio board keeps its own plans, its own risk limit and — if you bridge it — its own API token and its own range of MT5 magic numbers. The same symbol can be planned on both boards and the two positions stay strictly apart, even at the same broker.
I'm new to this — is it too much?＋
Start in Simple mode: advanced blocks stay hidden until you want them, and a guided tour walks you through every tab.
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