Bring it in
Import your trade history.
In detail
Connect a supported platform or upload an export. Edge Pilot organizes your trades so you can review the numbers in one place.
Import · Review · Improve
Turn your trading history into a clearer next step
Import your history, see the patterns behind your results, and test the rules that are worth keeping.
Start with your history during the trial; your review stays in one place.
The improvement loop
Four stages, one loop
Start with your record. End with a next step you can act on.
Spot patterns
See which habits show up in your results.
In detail
We compare the trades where a habit appears with the rest of your history, then show only patterns with enough history behind them.
Try a rule
Turn a useful pattern into a rule you can test.
In detail
Lock the idea and the number of new trades before you start, then see how it holds up.
Make it part of your process
Keep what helps in your Playbook.
In detail
Use supported rules in your Playbook and track how consistently you follow them.
Start with a clean picture
We organize the history from your export before showing performance patterns. If something is incomplete, we call it out so you know what to trust.
- •Ready — The history is complete enough for a useful review.
- •Needs attention — Some details are missing or do not line up. The review shows you what needs checking.
- •Paused — The numbers need attention before patterns can be shown.
What is included in the review
Commission, swap and fees stay visible when your export includes them. Spread is already inside the fill prices, while intended prices are not part of a completed trade record.
Supported platforms and imports
Edge Pilot accepts the formats listed for supported platforms, up to 10 MB per file. Each option shows the easiest available way to bring your history in, so you know what to choose.
Only useful patterns make it through
Edge Pilot looks for enough trades, different days, a meaningful difference, and consistency over time. If a pattern is too thin, it stays marked as something to watch.
More history needed
There is not enough history to make this pattern useful yet.
Worth a look
The pattern is visible, but it needs more consistency before you build a rule around it.
Ready to test
The pattern has enough history and consistency to try as a rule.
What makes a pattern useful
A useful pattern has enough trades where it appears, enough trades to compare against, enough separate days, and a difference large enough to matter. It also needs to stay consistent over time.
Patterns that do not meet the bar stay visible with a clear explanation, so you know whether they need more history or are simply not worth acting on.
Why some patterns need more history
When you filter your patterns, their confidence does not change. The check stays based on the full set of habits Edge Pilot reviewed, so the list can never make a result look stronger just because you narrowed the screen. Filtering changes what you see; it never changes what was checked.
Your review stays transparent: you can see which patterns were checked, what needs more history, and why some are only worth watching.
Trades where it showed up
counted so same-day trades count for less 24 / 20
counted so same-day trades count for less 24 / 20
Trades to compare against
counted so same-day trades count for less 41 / 30
counted so same-day trades count for less 41 / 30
Trading days it showed up on
distinct days, not trades 6 / 8 short
distinct days, not trades 6 / 8 short
Trading days to compare against
distinct days, not trades 11 / 8
distinct days, not trades 11 / 8
Size of the difference
difference in expectancy, in R 0.31 / 0.15
difference in expectancy, in R 0.31 / 0.15
Not enough behind it yet
Give a rule a fair test
Lock a rule before new trades happen. Then watch what the next trades show.
Supported
The observed improvement clears zero with room to spare.
Partially supported
The improvement is positive, but the uncertainty around it still reaches slightly below zero.
Rejected
The result comes back below zero.
Inconclusive
The result straddles zero and the sample is spent. That is a real outcome, not a failure to compute.
What stays fixed
The rule, what you measure, and how many new trades you need are set up front. That keeps the result easy to trust.
The result appears once enough trades arrive, and the test stays meaningful only when the rule is followed often enough.
Get a clear explanation, not another dashboard
Every pattern comes with a plain-language reading of what it measured, using the same numbers you see on the card.
How the explanation stays connected
The explanation uses the figures on your card, so it stays connected to your record.
If there is not enough history, it says so plainly instead of guessing.
It can
- ✓Explain a pattern in plain language.
- ✓Show the trades and comparisons behind it.
- ✓Tell you when the history is too thin.
It cannot
- Invent a result.
- Tell you what to buy or sell.
- Promise what happens next.
Ask questions about your trading
Ask about patterns, stats, and trades in plain language.
How it uses your numbers
It works from the figures in your account and points back to the data behind them.
If your history is too thin, it tells you rather than guessing.
It can
- ✓Explain a pattern or statistic.
- ✓Compare two groups of your own trades.
- ✓Tell you when there is not enough history to answer.
It cannot
- Make decisions for you.
- Give trading advice.
- Turn past results into a promise.
Who it is for
Prop firm traders
For traders working toward or managing account limits who want a clearer view of which habits help their process.
Discretionary traders
If your decisions change by session, mood or market condition, Edge Pilot helps you see which differences deserve attention.
Anyone leaving a spreadsheet
Bring your history out of scattered sheets and into one review you can return to.
Questions
Questions
What happens when a pattern needs more history?
It stays visible with a clear explanation. Edge Pilot shows what was checked and what needs more history, not just the patterns that are ready to use.
Why can a pattern that looks obvious still need more history?
A short streak can look convincing by chance. Edge Pilot checks whether a pattern holds across time and has enough history behind it before suggesting it as a rule.
Do I have to test a rule with new trades before I can use it?
No. You can approve supported rules from your own process at any time. Testing with new trades is the way to see whether a pattern holds up after you start watching it.
Does Edge Pilot work with MT4, MT5 and cTrader?
Signex Edge Pilot supports the formats listed for MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and cTrader. MT4 and MT5 can sync while your terminal is open; Bybit, Kraken and OKX can sync with a read-only API key. cTrader history upload works today, while direct sign-in is still planned.
How much history do I need before a pattern is ready?
There is no single number. Edge Pilot checks each pattern against the amount and variety of history behind it. If there is not enough, it shows what is missing instead of pretending the answer is ready.
Does Signex Edge Pilot give trading signals or tell me what to trade?
No. Signex Edge Pilot is a trading journal, not a signal service. It reviews trades you have already taken and shows what your own history supports — no trade signals, forecasts or recommendations.
What happens when the trial ends?
Choose Signex Insights, Signex Pro or Signex Expert and start a 30-day trial with a bank card. Your chosen plan renews at the displayed monthly or annual price after the trial unless you cancel. One trial per customer.
Can Edge Pilot spot patterns like revenge trading, risk creep or fast re-entry after losses?
It can compare measurable behavior, such as how soon you re-enter after a loss or whether position size rises after consecutive losses, when your history has enough data. It does not infer your motive: a pattern associated with revenge trading is not proof of intent or cause.
Can I test whether a trading rule improves my results?
Edge Pilot lets you replay supported rules on past trades and, where the evidence qualifies, register a forward test before new trades occur. It measures what happened in that sample; it cannot guarantee improvement or prove future results.
Import · Review · Improve
Start with your trading history
Start with your history during the trial; your review stays in one place.