Open to every account · until 31 Oct

An analyst that remembers how you trade.

Armara Markets brings chart analysis, playbooks, and a reviewing journal into Armara, with the same memory and the same receipts as everything else here. Paper only. Nothing executes. Built as a separate room, so the chat stays the chat. Every registered account — Free through Elite — can open the desk until 31 October 2026.

No seat request, no waitlist, no upgrade. After 31 October 2026 the open window closes. Elite, granted seats, and operators stay on the desk. Everyone else returns to the registered waitlist, and seats are granted from there.

Limited window · closes 31 October 2026

Read this first

Armara Markets is an analytics and education tool. It is not a broker, dealer, exchange, or investment adviser, and it does not recommend any of them.

Paper positions in the journal are not sent to any broker and involve no money. Optionally, if you link a MetaTrader 5 terminal on your Account page, Approve that login, and click Place in the Markets chat, the ArmaraOS Expert Advisor on your machine can submit pending limit or stop orders you chose — never market orders, and never without that click. Armara does not hold funds or act as your broker.

Setups, chart analysis, and reviews are produced by AI and are observations about price, not instructions to buy or sell. You decide what, whether, and how much — including nothing.

We do not publish win rates, returns, or income figures and none should be inferred. Past price behaviour does not predict future price behaviour. Trading real money carries a risk of loss that can exceed your deposit.

The Terms of Service apply, including the section on output and the absence of professional services.

What it is

Setups with reasoning, not signals

You cannot watch two hundred charts. A scan can. But a scan that says “buy” and blames you when it is wrong is a signal, and we do not publish those. Every setup here names the playbook that noticed it and shows the analyst’s reasoning in full. What to do about it — including nothing — stays yours.

Playbooks you can read

Eight curated playbooks — structure, mean reversion, trend, momentum, breakout, cloud, order flow, scalp — each with the chart studies that make its rules visible. A playbook is understood before it is trusted, and later in the beta you fork them into your own.

A journal that reviews you

Every paper position starts with a thesis and ends with a review: did you follow your playbook, did you set a stop, what does the chart say now. Standing is earned by discipline, never by paper P&L — so there is nothing here to brag about and nothing to be sold.

The analyst remembers you

This is Armara. It already remembers what you are working on and lets you read and delete what it knows. In Markets that memory holds your playbooks, your rules, and your past reviews — so the read on a chart is written for the trader you actually are.

The playbooks

StructureRead the chart with nothing on it but multi-timeframe levels. The default view.15m · 1h · 4h · 1d
Mean reversionPrice stretched away from its average and momentum is turning. Bands, an EMA, RSI and Stochastic show the stretch; PSAR marks the turn.15m · 1h · 4h
Trend followingStay with an established move and add on pullbacks. True Strength Index for the trend's health, Alligator for whether it is awake.1h · 4h · 1d
MomentumVolume is confirming direction. Money Flow for participation, Supertrend for bias, PSAR for the trailing stop.5m · 15m · 1h
Cloud trendIchimoku for the regime, double and triple EMAs for entries inside it. Slower, cleaner, fewer setups.1h · 4h · 1d
BreakoutCompression, then expansion. Keltner channels show the squeeze; MACD confirms the direction it resolves.15m · 1h · 4h
ScalpMean reversion on the fastest timeframes with a tight plan. Same studies, much less patience.1m · 5m · 15m
Order flowWhere the volume actually traded. Up/down volume, intraday pivots and cumulative delta over multi-timeframe levels.5m · 15m · 1h

Where this comes from

The first version of this idea was a scanner built in 2017 that watched every major forex pair across four timeframes and published what it saw as ideas, not orders. It was built on one observation from talking with thousands of traders: nobody, new or experienced, can watch enough charts, and the moment a tool tells people what to do, they stop being accountable for the trade.

The second version added playbooks, a paper journal, and the beginnings of an AI assistant. This is the third. What changed is the analyst: it can now explain what it sees, remember how you trade, and review what you did. What did not change is the rule that the decision is yours.

What the beta is, honestly

In the beta now

The desk: a full chart with the starter watchlist across forex, crypto, stocks, indices and metals.
Eight playbooks with their study overlays, switchable on any chart.
Ask Armara about the chart you are looking at — or drop a screenshot of any chart into the chat.
The journal: paper positions with a thesis before and a review after. Import an MT4 Trade or History screenshot, or tap Analyze on an open row for a full thesis in the chat widget. Standing measures process, never paper P&L.
Each journal row can show that chart. Dated notes while a position is open; the original thesis stays as written.
When price first trades through a stop you wrote, the journal asks for a review or why you are still in — still no auto-close, still no P&L.

After 31 October 2026 the open window closes. Elite, granted seats, and operators stay on the desk. Everyone else returns to the registered waitlist, and seats are granted from there.
Seats granted from the registered waitlist, with Elite and operators staying on the desk.

Later

Your own playbooks, and shared desks for groups.