Questions and answers

A community for learning to trade gold the studied, careful way. You practise decisions on practice charts, watch a bot trade a demo account in public, learn the basics in Chart School, and talk it through with other members.

No. The practice tool, the quiz, Chart School and the bot standings work without sign-up. Your scores and progress are saved in your browser only.

Start with Chart School lesson 1, then play the practice tool with 'All setups'. Read the explanation after every chart; that's where the learning is.

All times on the site and in the channel are GMT.

You see a chart that stops at a decision point and call it: BUY, SELL, or NO TRADE YET. No trade yet means you want more proof: a few more candles appear, then you choose BUY, SELL or NO TRADE. After that the chart plays out and you see why the best call was best.

No. They are illustrations generated by code from realistic setups (pullbacks, sweeps, breakouts, gaps, chop, news spikes), so you can practise endlessly. Prices look like gold but are not market data.

On the decision, not just the result. A good call can still lose, and a bad call can get lucky. Points: 10 for the best call, 5 for a fair one, 0 for the wrong direction. Your stats are saved only on your device.

R is the amount you risked on a trade. +2R means you made twice your risk; -1R means the stop was hit. Thinking in R keeps the focus on risk, not on money.

No. They come from bots in testing, running on demo accounts with virtual money, and are shown for learning only. Compare them with your own analysis. Don't copy them with real money.

Sometimes they win and sometimes they lose, and the desk shows both, with each bot's deepest drawdown next to its net result. Earlier TradingView backtests used a look-ahead setting and no costs, so we removed them; an independent re-test with costs found no proven edge yet. Demo results don't predict future results. Live trading adds spreads, slippage and outages.

It's one strategy tested in steps. It started as TradingView alerts on the 5- and 15-minute charts, so you can see the same rules at two speeds (faster means more trades and more costs, not automatically better results). The 15-minute version now also runs as an MT5 Expert Advisor on an IC Markets demo account, where fills and spreads come from a real broker feed. Each bot keeps its own record.

The deepest fall of a bot's running total, in pips, from a high point to the lowest point after it. It shows how rough the ride was, which the net result alone hides.

By net pips since each bot started. A bot needs at least 10 closed trades before it is ranked. Short records change fast, so read the drawdown and the number of trades next to the rank.

The site reads our public Telegram channel and checks for new posts about every 20 seconds. The desk shows when it last checked and the time of the newest post.

Pips show how far price moved for each trade, which is what you learn from. Dollar results depend on account size and leverage, and we don't want anyone reading them as income.

Join the Telegram channel to get every signal and learning note as it happens. A community group for questions and chart talk is coming.

We don't sell signals. One bot runs on an IC Markets demo account because it needed a real MT5 broker feed to test on; that is not a recommendation, and if a broker partnership ever exists the site will say so plainly. Nobody from Money Mind will DM you to sell anything. If someone does, it isn't us.

Not because of anything here. Learn on a demo account first, test your own plan for months, and never trade money you can't afford to lose. Leveraged trading can lose more than your deposit.

No sign-up and no tracking accounts. Practice stats and lesson progress stay in your browser. Questions you send through the form are stored only to answer them.