Orderblock Product: Live Sync, Analytics, Journal, Coach

Trades arrive the second they happen.

Connect a MetaTrader 4 or 5 account with a read-only investor password and Orderblock runs the terminal for you. Every open, every change to a stop, every partial and every close is pushed to your journal as the broker reports it. Open positions and equity update while you trade; the calendar fills in as the day goes.

cTrader and the hosted brokerage network connect read-only and are collected every fifteen minutes. Any broker that can export closed trades imports by statement, with a guided column mapper and a preview before anything saves.

Which route your broker has

IC Markets MT5 GBP account Live

Equity, closed trades £13,236.40

Open positions 1

EURUSD long 0.50 +£42.10

Opened 08:37:20 Risk £70.00 London open

Nothing open. Last close 09:14, +£42.10.

Closed trades 60

Closed	Symbol	Side and size	Net P&L
16 Oct 09:14:58	EURUSD	long 0.50	+£42.10
15 Oct 15:55:21	US500	short 1.00	−£52.30
15 Oct 14:50:36	EURUSD	short 0.50	−£129.60
15 Oct 08:30:12	GBPUSD	long 0.40	+£61.90
14 Oct 14:30:50	NAS100	long 1.00	−£83.10
14 Oct 11:00:48	GBPJPY	long 0.30	+£138.20

October 2026 +£582.00 so far

M	T	W	T	F
			1+£35	2+£141
5+£195	6+£215	7+£40	8+£26	9+£113
12+£5	13−£164	14+£55	15−£120	16+£42
19	20	21	22	23
26	27	28	29	30

The numbers match your statement to the penny.

Imported figures keep the broker’s exact decimal strings. Broker-reported net P&L is used as net, so commission and swap are never subtracted twice, and the account currency travels with every figure. Two accounts in different currencies are never added together, because the result would mean nothing.

A restated value under an existing trade ID stops the import for reconciliation instead of appending a duplicate. Separate fill exports are rejected rather than silently aggregated into trades.

Trade	Broker net	Commission	Stored net	Realised R
#57 GBPUSD long 0.40	+£61.90	£2.20 included	+£61.90	+0.83R
#58 EURUSD short 0.50	−£129.60	£2.75 included	−£129.60	−1.85R
#60 EURUSD long 0.50	+£42.10	£2.75 included	+£42.10	+0.60R

Commission is recorded as a cost and shown, not deducted a second time. Realised R uses the risk you logged at entry; trades without a recorded risk are left out of the average rather than guessed.

Analytics with the formula attached.

Every figure carries its definition and its exclusions, and every grouped result carries its trade count, so a flattering average over four trades cannot pass for a finding. The four views below are computed from one sixty-trade sample account.

Which days paid, and which did not

+£1,236.40net over 60 trades on 30 days, 7 Sep to 16 Oct

Week	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Week net
7 Sep	7+£14.20+£14	8+£69.20+£69	9−£29.80−£30	10+£31.80+£32	11+£222.70+£223	+£308.10+£308
14 Sep	14+£4.50+£5	15+£35.70+£36	16+£153.50+£154	17−£221.30−£221	18+£218.30+£218	+£190.70+£191
21 Sep	21+£180.30+£180	22+£69.10+£69	23−£18.20−£18	24−£51.10−£51	25+£270.50+£271	+£450.60+£451
28 Sep	28−£153.40−£153	29−£119.30−£119	30−£22.30−£22	1+£34.70+£35	2+£141.10+£141	−£119.20−£119
5 Oct	5+£194.90+£195	6+£214.50+£215	7+£39.70+£40	8+£25.70+£26	9+£112.50+£113	+£587.30+£587
12 Oct	12+£5.20+£5	13−£163.50−£164	14+£55.10+£55	15−£120.00−£120	16+£42.10+£42	−£181.10−£181

When you trade well, and when you should not trade

−£1,310.80between 13:00 and 15:00 UTC, 17 trades, 2 won. The 07:00 to 09:00 window made +£1,962.70.

Weekday	07–09	09–11	11–13	13–15	15–17
Mon	+£449.30+£4496	−£17.10−£172	–	−£186.50−£1874	–
Tue	+£611.00+£6116	–	–	−£428.10−£4285	−£77.20−£771
Wed	+£118.60+£1191	+£160.50+£1614	+£56.20+£561	−£237.10−£2373	+£79.80+£803
Thu	−£20.40−£206	+£96.50+£971	–	−£442.70−£4434	+£66.40+£662
Fri	+£804.20+£8046	+£117.40+£1172	+£102.00+£1022	−£16.40−£161	–

Whether your stops are where you said they were

+0.27Raverage realised R. 3 trades ran past −1.5R, every one of them in the afternoon window.

How deep the holes were on the way

£356.40largest drawdown in closed-trade equity, 25 Sep to 30 Sep, against a profit factor of 1.58 and a 58% win rate.

Net P&L: Sum of each closed trade’s net P&L, in the selected account currency.
Profit factor: Sum of positive net trade P&L ÷ absolute sum of negative net trade P&L. No losses with positive profits produces ∞; no closed trades, or only breakeven trades, is unavailable.
Expectancy: Net realized P&L ÷ number of closed trades. Includes break-even trades and fees.
Average realized R: Average of net trade P&L ÷ recorded risk amount. Only closed trades with a positive recorded risk amount are included.
Maximum drawdown: Largest peak-to-trough decline in cumulative closed-trade P&L. Starts at zero and excludes unrealized positions and deposits. Trades that close at the same instant move equity once, together, so row order cannot create a drawdown.
Trading fees: Sum of recorded fees on closed trades. Broker-reported net P&L already includes costs; fees are not subtracted twice.

All 18 definitions, verbatim from the product

A journal attached to the trade it describes.

Entries are written against the trade, not in a separate notebook. Open a trade from the analytics, the calendar or a coach answer and the reasoning you recorded at the time is there, next to the risk you planned and the R you actually took.

Folders, templates, autosave and reminders keep the habit cheap: a ninety-second entry at the close, four or five strategy tags used consistently, and a weekly review that starts from evidence.

How the journal is built

#34 XAUUSD long 0.10 −£207.50

Opened: Tue 29 Sep 14:20
Closed: 15:45, 85 min
Planned risk: £90.00
Realised R: −2.31R
Strategy: NY reversal

Journal entry

Added a second lot when gold went against me instead of taking the planned stop. Moved the stop twice.

A coach that cites its sources.

Ask which instruments cost you money, how results split by holding time, or why the afternoon is worse than the morning. The coach answers in numbers computed from your closed trades and cites the trade IDs behind every claim, so each answer can be opened and checked.

It is off until you turn it on, and no account data leaves Orderblock until you do. It never predicts a price, and when the sample is too small to support a conclusion it says so.

What the coach will and will not say

Why is my afternoon so much worse than my morning?

Between Mon 7 Sep and Fri 16 Oct you opened 17 trades between 13:00 and 15:00 UTC. They lost £1,310.80 net and only 2 of them finished in profit, an average of −0.95R per trade. 16 of the 17 are tagged NY reversal.

The three largest losses in the whole sample came from this window, and each ran past −1.5R, so the stop was not where the plan said it was:

Trade	Opened	Symbol	Net	R
#34	Tue 29 Sep 14:20	XAUUSD long	−£207.50	−2.31R
#18	Thu 17 Sep 13:30	GBPJPY short	−£146.80	−1.83R
#58	Thu 15 Oct 13:25	EURUSD short	−£129.60	−1.85R

For contrast, the 07:00 to 09:00 window made +£1,962.70 across 25 trades, 20 of them winners. The edge is in the first two hours; the afternoon is where the plan stops being followed. Your journal entries for #34, #18 and #58 all mention adding to a losing position.

Added a second lot when gold went against me instead of taking the planned stop. Moved the stop twice.
Journal entry on trade #34, Tue 29 Sep

Show me those 17 trades.

Every answer is computed from your closed trades and cites the trade IDs behind it. The coach is optional and nothing leaves your account until you turn it on.

What it deliberately does not do

Worth knowing before you subscribe. If you need any of the left column, this is not the product.

Not included	Why
Trade execution	Every broker adapter uses read endpoints. MetaTrader connects with an investor password, which cannot place an order.
Signals or price forecasts	Nothing here predicts. The AI explains your own closed trades and says so when the sample cannot support a conclusion.
Copy trading or a social feed	Someone else’s equity curve is not evidence about your results.
A mobile app	The web workspace is responsive. There is no native app today.
Tax reporting	Keep your broker statement as the authoritative record. Orderblock is the review layer, not a filing tool.

Feature questions

More on pricing and security, or ask us.

Which markets are supported?

Forex, stocks, options and futures. Contract multipliers and fees require explicit mapping or values at import, so instrument conventions stay correct rather than being assumed from the symbol.

How many accounts can I connect?

Three on Pro and ten on Elite. Each account keeps its own currency, history and journal, and results across different account currencies are never silently summed.

Do I have to use the AI features?

No. The journal, imports, calendar and every analytics view work without ever starting an AI conversation, and no account data is sent anywhere until you consent.

Can I get my data out?

Yes. Complete trade history export on every plan, and account deletion in Settings. Existing data, exports and billing management remain accessible after cancellation.