Autochartist: market analysis, broker integrations and risk-calculation tools

Autochartist supplies automated market analysis and broker-distributed research tools. The product range covers technical patterns, volatility, economic events, sentiment and position-risk calculations. It is a provider of analytical content and interfaces rather than the broker holding a trading account. Its developer page expressly says that the APIs do not provide price data or fundamental data, an important distinction for anyone expecting to replace a market-data feed.[1][3]

Market Scanner distinguishes several forms of technical evidence, including chart patterns, Fibonacci patterns and horizontal levels. It also identifies emerging and completed developments. Those states should remain visible to a reader: an emerging setup has not necessarily satisfied the same conditions as a completed breakout. Removing that context from an alert can materially change its meaning.[4]

The integration page documents both recognisable trading-platform routes and custom integration options. For a broker, matching instruments is a substantive part of that work: the asset analysed, the symbol displayed and the contract available to trade should not be confused. A stock-market observation, for example, does not on its own describe a broker-specific CFD’s financing or margin terms.[6]

Broker and developer pages direct buyers to commercial discussions, not a complete enterprise tariff. End users may receive tools within a broker’s package while the broker pays under a separate agreement; no unlimited or free enterprise entitlement is inferred.[2][3]

A practical implementation preserves the instrument, analysis type, timestamp and relevant scenario conditions as content moves from the analytical service into the broker’s interface. It should not silently turn a historical observation into a current recommendation. The scanner’s published analysis intervals also vary by asset and product. These are characteristics of the analytical product, not a statement that a broker’s executable quote feed has the same delay.[4]

The Risk Calculator is a sizing tool. Its economic interpretation is the amount of exposure consistent with a stated loss assumption, not a promise that the eventual loss will be limited to that amount. Slippage, gaps, charges or an incorrect contract input can change the realised result. This is the distinction between a modelled sizing calculation and the actual execution of an order; no order or service test was performed here.[5]

A public developer reference and an office directory provide routes to information, but do not establish a universal response-time agreement. An enterprise implementation should distinguish a missing feed, an incorrectly mapped instrument and a disputed analytical interpretation, because those are different support questions. The reviewed public pages do not settle an all-product incident SLA.[6][7]

This profile reports research-tool and software functions, not a claim that Autochartist is the reader’s broker, custodian or personal adviser. Company registrations in the office material are identity evidence, not automatically financial-service authorisations. The products also do not establish the investment permissions of a broker that embeds them.[7][2]

The developer catalogue describes descriptive performance statistics for certain historical setups. Such statistics should not be converted into a customer trading win rate: the result depends on the setup definition and observation window, while actual trading also involves entry decisions, execution and costs. No historical-success percentage or return ranking is reproduced as a recommendation in this profile.[3]

The privacy policy identifies MDIO Software (Pty) Ltd and is dated 15 January 2023. The office directory lists a South African registration, a Cyprus registration and regional office details. These disclosures should be read together rather than treating every office location as the contracting entity for every buyer. The actual enterprise agreement remains the document that identifies the supplier for that engagement.[8][7]

The published general terms address account credentials, service access, suspension and limitations of the website/application service. They are not treated here as a substitute for the negotiated brokerage-licensing agreement. In particular, no enterprise refund, migration assistance or retained-content entitlement is inferred simply because a general terms page is accessible.[9]

Operator

MDIO Software (Pty) Ltd identified in the published privacy policy; enterprise supplier depends on contract

Service scope

Autochartist supplies automated research and analytical tools through broker platforms, APIs and content channels. The profile covers scanner states, integration scope, position-sizing assumptions, commercial evidence and the distinction from a price-data feed.

Customer types

Online brokers; Trading-platform developers; Financial-content distributors

Delivery

API; Hosted; SaaS

Pricing publication

Quote only

Platforms

Market Scanner; Risk Calculator; MT4/5 Scanner; Research Portal

Implementation

Align instruments, analysis states and timestamps across platform, portal and communication channels.

Support

Broker-product, developer and office routes are published; no universal enterprise response-time commitment was established.

Permissions and regulatory scope

Research and software provision are distinct from a broker’s custody, execution and financial permissions. Corporate registrations are not treated as financial authorisations.

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Platform widgets, portals and outbound messages should retain consistent content identity and timing. Multiple distribution routes are available, but synchronisation and stale-content handling depend on the implemented workflow.[2]

The API catalogue excludes price and fundamental data. Analytical outputs do not provide the complete raw history needed to reconstruct them. Applications needing those inputs must establish a separate source.[3][1]