Think of watchlists as the map of your trading universe. Nothing outside that map is touched.
Watchlists are groups of symbols defined on your trading platform, such as:
Each watchlist contains one or more tradable symbols.
The agent can:
Watchlists give you full control over:
If a symbol is not in an approved watchlist, the agent will ignore it completely.
This prevents accidental trades in unwanted markets.
You can ask the agent to retrieve:
Use this when you want an overview of everything available.
Example:
Show all available watchlists.
Use this when you want to focus on one market group.
Examples:
Show the *Forex Majors* watchlist.
Get the symbols in my *Indices* watchlist.
Load the *Gold & Metals* watchlist.
The agent is allowed to trade only symbols that belong to approved watchlists.
If a symbol is outside those lists:
Example:
Trade only symbols from my *Forex Majors* watchlist.
Some watchlists are meant for research or monitoring.
Symbols in these lists can be:
But never traded.
Example:
Analyze symbols in my *Research* watchlist, but do not trade them.
Some watchlists are valid only during certain market sessions.
The agent automatically blocks trades when the session does not match.
Example:
Trade symbols from *Asia FX* only during the Asian session.
Whenever a symbol is involved, the agent follows a simple, predictable logic:
You never need to worry about symbol selection details.
Once a symbol is chosen, the agent automatically:
You never need to open or manage charts manually.
Example:
Load my *Forex Majors* watchlist, select EURUSD, open the H1 chart, and analyze support and resistance.
Instead of checking charts one by one, the agent can scan entire watchlists for you.
Example Scan Requests
Scan my *Forex Majors* watchlist on H1 and show the best setups.
Analyze my *Indices* watchlist and rank symbols by bullish strength.
The agent never trades blindly.
Trades are executed only if:
Example:
Trade only the top-ranked setup from my *Forex Majors* scan.
Before any trade or modification, the agent automatically checks:
If a request is unsafe, it is blocked automatically, even if you ask for it.
You don’t need to remember rules — the agent enforces them.
Nothing happens silently.
If the agent refuses an action, it explains why in plain language, such as:
You always know what’s happening.
Example
Scan my *Forex Majors* watchlist on H1, pick the strongest bullish setup, open its chart, and trade it only if margin level is above 300%.
The agent will:
When there is a conflict, the agent always follows this order:
Your request is never executed if it breaks safety rules.
When you work with watchlists:
Example:
Load my *Forex Majors* watchlist, open EURUSD, and analyze the active chart.
You can:
Example:
Scan my *Forex Majors* watchlist for charts similar to this trend structure.
Agent behavior:
When scanning a watchlist, the agent can:
Example:
Scan my *Indices* watchlist on H1 and find charts respecting trend lines.
Example
Scan my *Forex Majors* watchlist on H1, find a bullish trend similar to this chart, open the best one, and enter a long trade if price pulls back to support and margin stays above 300%.
Agent flow: