Illustrative sample
See how a trade idea is validated
This is a fixed example for education. It is not a live validator and does not accept pair or side inputs.
Example: EUR/USD BUY resolves to BLOCKED when higher-timeframe direction and sentiment do not sufficiently confirm the setup, and exposure may increase correlated USD risk.
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Learn the terms, read the market, review a sample result, then explore the Decision Ladder.
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What PASS, NEUTRAL and BLOCKED mean
Public Home, Ladder and Decision Board use only these three admission labels.
- PASS - Conditions look aligned enough for further discretionary review - not a ready-to-trade instruction.
- NEUTRAL - Evidence is mixed or incomplete. Stay selective; Neutral is not a soft Pass.
- BLOCKED - A critical conflict or risk constraint was detected. Pause or rethink - not an automatic opposite trade.
How WFDQuant validates a trade idea
- Start with your trade idea - for example EUR/USD BUY.
- WFDQuant checks direction, sentiment, correlation, exposure and risk together.
- See PASS, NEUTRAL or BLOCKED with plain-language reasons before you decide.
Five checks behind the result
- Direction - Whether higher-timeframe structure supports the proposed side.
- Sentiment - Whether currency narrative aligns with the idea or stays mixed.
- Correlation - Whether related pairs move together and raise cluster risk.
- Exposure - How much of the currency or theme already sits in the book.
- Risk - Whether conflicting conditions or limits argue for pause.
Built for MetaTrader 5 forex traders
WFDQuant is decision support for people who already trade in MT5. It explains market context and risk before you act in your own terminal - without custody, web OrderSend or investment advice.