Your account panel: what is open, and acting on it

Every trading account has its panel. You open it by tapping the account under Accounts → On your computer (or in the accounts card on Home). It is the screen for when you want to see what you have open right now and act without opening MetaTrader.

Where it is: Accounts → On your computer → tap one.

What it shows at the top

Four figures, in two columns:

• Floating: how much you have open and unclosed, positive or negative.
• Open orders, with the lots they add up to.
• Maximum risk (SL): how much you would lose if every order hit its stop loss at once, and what share of your account that is. It is the number worth checking before going to sleep. If any order has no stop loss, it cannot be fully worked out, and it says so.
• Orders with no SL: how many are unprotected. Grey when zero; red as soon as there is one.

Below, in a single block: Balance, Equity (the balance counting what is open) and Free margin, as your broker reports them.

Acting on several at once

First you choose which ones: all, the winners, the losers, the ones with no stop loss, one symbol or one channel. Then the button:

• Close the chosen ones.
• Stop loss to entry: moves the stop loss to the entry price (with a small margin in your favour). It only does it where the position is already in profit and where it genuinely improves the stop loss it has; on the others it touches nothing and tells you why.
• Cancel the pending orders that have not executed yet.

Every action is confirmed before it goes out, it is logged, and the bot tells you what was done.

Acting on one

Each position has its buttons:

• Move to BE: the stop loss to your entry price, under the same conditions as above.
• Move the stop loss: opens the modify the order sheet, with a bar, ±10 and ±100 pip jumps and the BE button. Below it you see, in money, what you lock in or risk if price gets there. At the top you can switch to the take profit and move it the same way: there it shows what you make if it gets there. Neither one can be set on the wrong side of price or glued to it.
• Close half the lot: closes half the volume, rounded down to your broker's lot step (0.15 lots → closes 0.07 and 0.08 remain). If the order can no longer be split, it says so instead of doing nothing.
• Close the order entirely.
• See the chart: the symbol's candles as your broker serves them, with your entry, your stop loss and your take profit marked, on M5, M15, M30 or H1.

On the chart (Copier Pro)

The chart screen carries the instrument at the top, the buy or sell badge with your lot size, and the current price. Below, the timeframes and an Indicators button that unfolds MA 20, MA 50, EMA 200 and ATR 14 (the ATR value shows on the data line, next to O, H, L and C). The target at the bottom right brings the chart back to the current price, and the two icons in the footer are drag-the-lines and full screen.

Every line carries its name and its money: Entry, SL and TP with the distance from the entry and what you lock in or make if price gets there. With Copier Pro, on top of that:

• Drag the stop loss or the take profit right on the chart. When you let go, a sheet says "Move the stop loss from A to B", what it means and on how many positions; nothing goes to the broker until you tap Apply. It will not let you put the stop loss on the wrong side of price or glued to it.
• Price alerts: the 🔔 Alert button asks you for a price; when price gets there (we check every minute on your terminal's candles), the bot notifies you and the alert switches itself off. Up to 20 live at once. It is a notice: it opens and closes nothing.

Without Pro, a tap on the stop loss line opens the usual editor.

How the day has gone

A block with what closed today in that account, counted in your time zone: total, how many won and lost, the best and the worst, and the split by channel.

If something goes wrong

• Close everything and pause: closes every open position in that account and leaves it paused, so nothing new comes in while you decide.
• Pause the account: it stops receiving new orders; what is open runs its course with its stop loss and take profit. The same button resumes it.
• Remove this account: it stops receiving orders and disappears from your list. Whatever you have open at the broker is not touched.

How often it refreshes

Your account sends its data every 25 seconds and the panel repaints itself every 20 while you are looking at it (not while you are moving a stop loss or looking at the chart). When you do something, fresh data is requested at once. At worst, the money you see is 25 seconds old.

Take care

What you do here goes to your real broker, exactly as if you did it in MetaTrader. That is why everything is confirmed first and logged.