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TradeQuo replaces TradingView news panel with a rolling 24-hour top-trades list

The broker says the sidebar ranks selected trades by profit and shows their symbols and direction. The display is a view of recent top results, not a measure of typical account performance.

TradeQuo has introduced a Top Trades—Last 24h sidebar in its TradingView-integrated interface, replacing the previous News block. In its company-authored announcement on Myfxbook, the broker says the live panel selects the strongest-performing trades and ranks entries by profit by default.[1]

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What the panel displays

What the panel displays
Field or settingMeaning
WindowRolling 24 hours
Default orderingProfit ranking
Trade detailSymbol, direction, and profit or change
Interface locationRight-hand TradingView sidebar within TradeQuo
Related interface changeCompany says follower trades are no longer shown in Social Trading

A selected list of top trades leaves out the distribution of ordinary and losing outcomes. Without the capital committed, position size, fees and other trades in each account, two similar displayed profits cannot be treated as equivalent investment returns. That is a limitation of the ranking’s design, rather than evidence that the displayed trades are inaccurate.[1]

Removing follower trades from a display also does not establish that TradeQuo has discontinued every copy-trading service. The announcement concerns what users see in these panels; it does not announce new execution terms or a change to the broker’s regulatory permissions.[1]

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Sources & further reading

  1. TradeQuo adds 24-hour Top Trades leaderboard to TradingView — company-authored announcement TradeQuo via Myfxbook Press Releases · 22 Oct 2026 · Accessed 25 Oct 2026

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