Trading Development Studio
Understand markets. Develop strategies. Learn from every decision. myXchart brings your analysis, AI, Studio and trading journal together — from your first chart to a systematic trading process.
An idea is only the beginning. Its value becomes clearer when you can inspect the market, describe the rules, test them and learn from the outcome. myXchart keeps these steps together, so your next analysis can build on what you have already discovered.
Open a market, inspect the chart and ask the AI to explain the relevant context.
Turn an observation into rules with clear entry, risk and invalidation conditions.
Save a strategy version, run a backtest and examine its results and limitations.
Start live guidance and follow the agreed conditions in your chosen market.
Document decisions in the journal and turn the review into a specific learning task.
Explore instruments, timeframes and several charts side by side. Use drawing tools, indicators and pattern recognition to examine trends, levels and market structure. The chart becomes a shared working surface for your ideas and the AI’s documented analysis.
Combine technical analysis with seasonality, intraday statistics, positioning, volume, order book, reference markets and correlation. Calendar and news add context. Source, update time and available history stay visible: tick volume, offered liquidity and executed volume have different meanings.
Ask the AI to inspect a chart, explain conditions, compare scenarios or suggest strategy approaches. It can use connected analysis tools, work with drawings and retrieve relevant private journal experience within your permissions. You see the actual results, missing conditions and counterarguments behind an idea.
Describe your approach in plain language and build explicit WHEN → AND → THEN → AFTER → EXIT rules. Define entry, filters, stop, target and exit. Develop strategies, signals, indicators and oscillators with supported formulas, review changes and save a version you can test and revisit.
Run historical tests and inspect simulated entries and exits on the chart. Compare parameters and periods using the recorded strategy version, data and cost assumptions. Evaluate drawdown, trade distribution and sample size alongside returns. Historical results help you question an idea; they do not predict future profits.
Start a session with your markets, timeframes, strategy rules and budget. Follow observed conditions, document decisions and pause or end the session whenever you choose. The AI can explain what is met and what is still missing, and add agreed observations to your journal. Broker order execution remains outside the AI’s access.
Capture chart ideas, notes, screenshots and reviews, or import execution records with CSV preview and column mapping. Link entries to strategy versions, backtests and live sessions. AI observations remain separate from your own reflections and confirmed executions, so the history preserves what actually happened.
Use your journal and personal rules to identify a useful next exercise. The coach connects tasks, follow-up reviews and progress with real decisions. Personal memory helps retrieve relevant context across agents, while its switch lets you control long-term retrieval. Explicit journal work remains available.
Explore the chart step by step, ask about unfamiliar concepts and see why a condition matters. Use structured ideas and historical tests to practise a repeatable process, then review your own decisions in the journal.
Combine market context, precise rules and versioned tests. Investigate alternative explanations, compare strategy variants and use your journal to find recurring strengths or weaknesses in your execution.
The AI can propose and explain different approaches. These examples are research starting points. Each needs concrete rules, suitable data and a test before you use it.
“How could I define a pullback within a trend?” Examine trend filters, the retracement, confirmation, stop placement and the conditions that invalidate the setup.
“When could a move back towards an average be worth investigating?” Define the reference, deviation and regime filter, and test what happens when a strong trend persists.
“How could I distinguish a breakout from a false move?” Define the range, confirmation, risk and exit, then compare the rules across separate historical periods.
Yes. Beginners can explore charts, ask for explanations and practise structured rules. Experienced traders can combine analysis tools, develop and version strategies, test variants and review their decisions. The workspace supports a deliberate process at both levels.
It can explain market context, propose strategy approaches and use connected chart, analysis, Studio and journal tools within your permissions. Supported actions produce actual tool results. Missing data or unsupported calculations remain visible and must not be treated as completed work.
No. Live guidance observes agreed conditions and helps you document decisions. The AI has no broker order permissions. A chart signal, simulation or price touch is not proof that a real trade was executed.
Within your request, it can retrieve relevant entries, add private notes, document observations and prepare reviews. AI comments remain separate from personal reflections and confirmed executions. Private journal work does not automatically publish anything.
Measured AI use draws on your existing credits. Paid background processing waits for your first budget confirmation and follows your personal monthly limit. Live sessions have their own budget and can be paused or ended. See pricing for current plan details.
Discover a connected workspace for analysis, strategy development and continuous learning — whether you are opening your first chart or refining an established approach.
