The 4Xedge Bias Terminal is now live in beta, as of October 1. It does one job. It measures how far your own studies agree across timeframes. You pick the timeframes. You use your studies. The terminal reports what those studies printed, side by side, so you can see where they line up and where they split. It does not tell you what to do with that. That part stays with you.
What the terminal reads
The desk's default set reads six timeframes: M5, M15, M30, H1, H4 and D1. You do not have to keep it. Each trader picks any 3 to 6 of 23 timeframes, so a scalper and a swing trader can each build a view that fits how they trade. Whatever you choose, the output is the same kind of thing: a plain account of how far your studies agree across the frames you set.
What it will not do
The terminal never gives signals. It does not rank setups. It does not grade trades. It reports what the studies printed and stops there. That is deliberate. Agreement across timeframes is a reading, not a call, and we would rather you see the reading clearly than lean on a verdict you did not make. During the beta, you can sign up and use all of the features.
“It reports what your studies printed. Not trading signals.”
