Guide

What it is

Today is your morning desk: session status, live and pending ideas, calendar impact, and a snapshot of your watchlist. Signal Centre is the full idea book — every published signal with levels, status, and detail.

How to use

• Open Today for a quick read of what is live before diving deeper.
• Use Signal Centre to browse, filter, and open individual idea cards.
• Levels (direction, entry, stop, targets, expiry, confidence) come from local deterministic models — never from an LLM.

What it is

The security master for Client Zone. Browse instruments with live quotes and open a detail modal for charts, related ideas, and patterns on that symbol.

How to use

• Scan the grid for enabled instruments and quote freshness.
• Click an instrument to open the detail modal (intelligence, signals, patterns).
• Use Buy / Sell to hand off to MetaTrader 5 — Pulse records intent and opens MT5; it never places the order for you.

What it is

Pulse IQ desks that sit beside the idea book: technical consensus and views, quant factor scores, curated high-conviction ideas, headline heat, and per-instrument lean from live signals.

How to use

• Technical AI — multi-timeframe technical views and consensus for focus symbols.
• Alpha Desk — deterministic conviction, coverage, tilt, expectancy, and freshness from published ideas only.
• Featured Ideas — the high-conviction subset of the live book.
• Market Buzz — instrument heat and topic chips from Pulse news headlines.
• Desk Consensus — buy/sell lean per symbol from the current live idea set.

What it is

Analysis AI ranks attention across market analysis and live ideas. Pattern AI maps chart geometry into trade ideas — a catalog of 24 patterns with an explain modal for each formation.

How to use

• Start on Analysis AI for ranked attention, then jump to Pattern AI for geometry ideas.
• Filter Pattern AI by symbol or pattern family; open a pattern name for the explain modal.
• Pattern levels are geometry-derived (entry, target, exit) — not LLM-written prices.

What it is

Economic calendar with impact alerts, the news wire for market headlines, and Research for longer-form desk material. Storyteller blurbs use may/could language and do not recommend trades.

How to use

• Calendar — scan high-impact events and affected symbols; pair with Today’s impact strip.
• News — follow the wire; Market Buzz aggregates the same headlines into heat scores.
• Research — deeper reading without changing signal levels or status.

What it is

Entitlement-gated sync queue (Sync → Open in MT5 / cancel) lives on the MT5 EA page with EA download, tokens, lot / equity-% sizing, and named local AutoTrading profiles — never server auto-orders.

How to use

• On MT5 EA: set fixed lots or % of equity, then Sync pulls live/pending ideas into the handoff queue.
• Open in MT5 (or Open all ready) — confirm Buy/Sell in MetaTrader.
• Create named autotrade profiles (e.g. EURUSD execute, all-FX notify, gold+oil patterns), activate one or more; the feed unions their scopes.
• Server-side auto-order placement stays disabled; the EA only trades on your terminal when you turn execute flags on.

What it is

Step-by-step install of DB Market Pulse EA on your local MT5 terminal. The platform never places orders; AutoTrading and execute flags stay fail-closed until you enable them.

How to use

• On Client Zone → MT5 EA, download the EA zip or the .mq5 source (Download EA).
• Open MetaEditor (from MT5: Tools → MetaQuotes Language Editor, or F4).
• Copy DBMarketPulseEA.mq5 into your data folder MQL5/Experts/ (File → Open Data Folder in MT5).
• In MetaEditor, open the file and press Compile (F7). Fix any path issues until you see 0 errors.
• Restart MetaTrader 5 (or refresh Navigator → Expert Advisors) so the EA appears under Experts.
• Attach the EA to any chart. In inputs: set InpApiBase (API URL) and InpApiToken (from Client Zone → create token once).
• Enable AutoTrading in the MT5 toolbar (green) only when you intend local execution; keep Execute* inputs off for notify-only.
• In MT5: Tools → Options → Expert Advisors — allow automated trading and add your API host to WebRequest allowlist.
• Broker lock: the EA only runs on DBInvest-Limited (ACCOUNT_SERVER allowlist). Wrong server → no poll and no trade.
• Orders opened by the EA use comment EA-Market-Pulse and never attach SL/TP — set stop/target yourself in MT5.
• Create/activate autotrade profiles on /client/ea; the next GET /v1/ea/feed poll applies the union of active profiles.

What it is

Configure how you hear about new signals: Client Zone portal toasts on Ideas, optional browser Notification API popups (opt-in), outbound Email/Telegram/Web/Push alert channels, and calendar impact alerts. Scheduled digests stay on the Email digest desk.

How to use

• Turn on Client Zone portal for in-app toasts when new ideas arrive after the board loads.
• Enable Browser popup only when you want OS notifications — permission is requested then, never on first load.
• Toggle Email/Telegram/Web/Push for outbound signal alerts and set contact email.
• Open Email digest for scheduled daily/weekly briefs — that desk is separate.

What it is

HTML desk briefs on a daily or weekly cadence. Pick timezone and local send time, scope (all / classes / instruments), and content packs (signals, patterns, calendar, buzz, featured, consensus, session outlook, week in review).

How to use

• Open Email digest to enable, pause, or preview a brief.
• Set cadence, timezone, and local clock — not only UTC hour.
• Toggle content packs so the mail matches how you use Client Zone.
• Instant portal/browser alerts and channel contacts live under Signal Notifications.

What it is

A UTC clock plus major FX and equity session chips (open/closed). Appears on several Pulse IQ desks so you always know which windows are live.

How to use

• Read the UTC clock first — all desk times are anchored to UTC internally.
• Hover session chips for open/closed status and typical hours.
• Pair with Calendar for event risk inside an open session.

What it is

CFDs are complex and carry a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Most retail accounts lose money trading CFDs. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

How to use

• Signal and pattern levels are informational — executable prices may differ.
• DB Market Pulse does not place orders on your behalf; confirm every parameter in MetaTrader 5 before trading.
• See Learn for methodology and fuller disclosures.