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Trade X-ray

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Grade any MT5 trading-bot report A–F for blow-up risk

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Grade any MT5 trading-bot report A–F for blow-up risk

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Most report tools grade performance — profit factor, win rate, drawdown. Trade X-ray grades architecture: how a strategy loses. It rebuilds every position from the MT5 deal log, flags martingale progressions, grid averaging, stacked exposure, basket closes and tail asymmetry, and returns an A–F grade with the numbers behind it. Two differences: it reads live account history as well as backtests, so you can compare them. And it runs 100% client-side — nothing is ever uploaded.

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Launch tags:Fintech•Analytics•Privacy

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Hi PH 👋 I reverse-engineer MetaTrader 5 trading bots as a hobby, and kept running into the same thing: the ones with gorgeous equity curves and 90%+ win rates are almost always martingales or grids — many tiny wins financed by one rare, catastrophic loss. The performance numbers hide the structure completely. So I built a tool that grades the structure instead of the returns. You drop in an MT5 backtest or a live account statement. It reconstructs every position from the deal log and runs structural detectors: martingale progression, grid/averaging-down, exposure stacking, basket closes, frictionless cost modelling, and loss/win tail asymmetry. You get an A–F grade, a trade anatomy breakdown (R-multiple distribution, hold time, drawdown, sessions), and a Monte-Carlo prop-challenge pass probability. Two things I think this crowd will care about: • It runs entirely client-side. Nothing is uploaded — ever. When you share a result, the data is encoded into the URL fragment (#...), which browsers never send in the HTTP request. So even the shareable result card renders from data that never touches a server. • The detection logic is written in Python as the canonical implementation and ported to JavaScript for the browser, with a parity harness that checks both against the same fixtures deal-for-deal. Same input, same grade, no drift. Honest limits: it detects architecture — how a strategy loses — not future performance. The scoring is heuristic, calibrated against eight reverse-engineered commercial gold EAs plus live reports. Treat the grade as a structural smell test, not a verdict. Free, no signup, 11 languages. There's a demo report on the page if you don't trade — click "Audit a synthetic grid EA" and you'll see what a failing one looks like. Would genuinely love feedback, especially on MT5 export edge cases that break the parser.

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4d ago

honestly love that it works fully client-side, the privacy angle is a big deal for me. one thing i keep wishing for though is some kind of portfolio view where i can see the architectural grades for multiple accounts or strategies side by side, basically like a dashboard that ranks them. would make it way easier to decide which setups to actually keep running versus the ones that are secretly martingaling their way to a blowup.

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1d ago

Honestly this looks really solid, especially the client-side angle since nobody wants their trade history floating around. One thing that would be useful is letting users set custom red flags beyond the built-in ones, like flagging if a strategy opens trades only during specific sessions or if it overuses a particular symbol. That way the grade actually reflects the stuff you personally care about instead of just the defaults.

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21h ago