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What APEX Flow does: it connects your cTrader account in read-only mode and shows you your actual balance, your risk, your rules and the market in context, and teaches you to read them. What to trade and when is up to you.
How recent the numbers you see are: the freshness bar, the Refresh now button and the market day from 5 PM to 5 PM, New York time.
Create your APEX Flow account, sign in to cTrader on its official page and choose your accounts: which ones connect now and which stay linked and paused. Always read-only.
What a live price is and what “updated N s ago” says, how the day's change is calculated, how your list is built, and how to create a price alert with notifications turned on.
Which news arrives, how to read it, what the star means and how to choose your alerts.
Which economic release is coming and when, how strongly it usually moves the market, and what to watch when it comes out.
How to read Context: today's range minute by minute against the last 250 sessions, and what the percentile says.
Which assets move together and which move in opposite directions, and why opening two correlated trades is almost the same bet twice.
The daily range band: where it comes from, how to read it and what it says about the size of the day.
The discipline score (0 to 100): what it's made of and what the two time windows in Summary are.
Win rate, payoff, profit factor and expectancy for your period: what each number means and where it comes from.
Drawdown, Sharpe, Sortino and account health: how to read them and why they need a minimum number of days.
What the Live screen measures while your trade is still open: the R:R you chose against your rule, progress in R, breakeven on close and your exit price. And what changes when the trade has neither a stop nor a target.
Against, in favor and exit for each trade: what they tell you about how you got out.
The R-multiple: measuring each trade in your own risk so you can compare them.
The results calendar and the real balance curve: how much you made and when, and your worst drop.
How much you put on the line: your days of highest exposure, your worst week and the drawdown.
Size consistency, dispersion and broker costs: whether you always enter the same way and how much the broker keeps.
In which instrument you win and in which you lose, and whether you improve on each: the comparison by halves and the table with win rate, result, average lot size, variation and cost drag.
Your result by direction, session, day of the week and duration, and how to read a red cut without jumping to conclusions.
Your discipline score (0 to 100): its four parts and where the missing points go.
Against what you said you'd do: your trade cap and your pause against what you actually did.
How you trade after a win and the hours when you lose control: the fatigue map.
Where to learn the basics in Concepts (32 lessons in 6 modules) and where to look up a word in the Glossary.
How many lots to open so you risk only what you decided: three examples (the Nasdaq, the euro-dollar and gold), what happens when the stop moves further away and why risk is measured in percent.
With your account connected read-only, the calculator brings in your balance, the live price, your risk and your broker's data: you only enter your stop and the lot size appears.
How to declare your rules: your daily limit, your pause and the market day.
The APEX Plan, your declared plan and the History: what breaking a rule costs.
The five families of rules and when each one starts measuring.
Educational content. Not personalized financial advice. Trading in the markets carries a risk of capital loss.
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