Autochartist
Autochartist is a chart pattern recognition tool that monitors, identifies and alerts you when chart patterns present potential trading opportunities.
Autochartist scans various markets and instrument types for known chart pattern formations. Triangles, wedges, head-and-shoulders, channels, fibonacci retracements, extensions, ABCD-, Gartley- and butterfly patterns are all identified throughout the trading day, all on your behalf.
Autochartist is accessible within the webIRESS platform under the FPMarkets tab. We have provided a comprehensive guide to help you get started using the software.
Autochartist Introductory Series
Learn about the features and discover the benefits of Autochartist with our Introductory Education Series.
- Lesson One - Getting Started with Autochartist
- Lesson Two - Creating Custom Searches
- Lesson Three - Trending Pattern Types
- Lesson Four - Non-Trending Pattern Types
- Lesson Five - Trending Pattern Set Ups
- Lesson Six - Non-Trending Pattern Set Ups
Autochartist Webinar Series
Learn even more about Autochartist with the following webinar series:
- Webinar One - Introduction to the Five Main Sections of the Autochartist platform
- Webinar Two - The difference between trending and non-trending patterns
- Webinar Three - Non-Trending Chart Patterns
- Webinar Four - Trending Chart Patterns
- Webinar Five - Introduction to the Autochartist Quality Indicators
Scan, Monitor and Identify NOW with a FREE Trial
We are pleased to offer you a FREE trial of Autochartist and webIRESS. Complete the enquiry form below to receive your free Autochartist trial in webIRESS.
Past results are not necessarily indicative of future results and FP Markets accepts no responsibility for trading losses incurred as a result of using this software. Trading with or without Autochartist™ or any other system or service, presents substantial risk of loss, and only funds that a customer can afford to lose should be used for trading. The information above was obtained from sources which FP Markets (FPM) believes to be reliable, but such information has not been independently verified or audited by FPM, and FPM assumes no responsibility for its accuracy.