🎯 What's New

Changed the button text from all caps TRUSTED BROKERS to title case Trusted Brokers, matching the other menu button styles.

trusted-brokers.html previously used one gold theme for all three cards. BlackBull Markets is now blue, FP Markets is now red, and Fusion Markets is now purple, matching each broker's own branding.

Removed the separate floating button and header widget (including the BB logo, the Trusted Broker label, and the Compare 3 brokers caption). Added a new Brokers group at the very top of the menu panel, above Learn, with a single TRUSTED BROKERS button linking to trusted-brokers.html.

Changed both the floating button and the header widget button text from Create Account to Trusted Brokers with a shield emoji, and removed the emoji from the label above so it reads plain Trusted Broker, with Compare 3 brokers underneath.

Added trusted-brokers.html comparing BlackBull Markets, FP Markets, and Fusion Markets - account types, spreads, commissions, and minimum deposits, each with its own Create Account link and an affiliate disclosure.

The floating button and the header widget both now open trusted-brokers.html instead of going straight to a single broker, so visitors can choose between all three.

Changed the BB text inside the badge (floating button and Trusted Broker widget) from gold to white.

Added a small BlackBull Markets caption below the Create Account button in the Trusted Broker widget.

Added a shield emoji before the Trusted Broker text for a stronger trust signal.

Added spacing between the Trusted Broker label and the button, and changed the label text to white for better visibility.

Moved the widget down below the top row so the label is fully visible, and swapped the bull emoji back for the BB badge used on the floating button.

On wide desktop viewports the BlackBull Markets link now shows as a Trusted Broker label with a pill button, styled like the Pattern Guide and Common Patterns buttons, in the gap next to the menu panel. The floating bottom-right button remains as the fallback on smaller screens.

The hotlinked BlackBull logo image failed to render (broken icon). Replaced with a self-contained BB text badge that always displays correctly.

The bottom-right Create Account button now displays the official BlackBull Markets logo instead of an emoji, in a white circular badge for visibility.

Replaced the large hero banner with a compact floating button in the bottom-right corner, matching the style of the Telegram Alerts button on the bottom-left.

The homepage, the instruments API and the database display_order now list Gold (XAU/USD), Gold Futures (GC1!), Micro Gold (MGC1!), then Oil (WTI).

The 14:00-16:00 UTC window where London and New York are both open is the deepest liquidity of the day, and now has a pattern of its own.

GC1! and MGC1! add Contract Roll Distortion, Settlement Reopen Gap and Open Interest Divergence - behaviour that only exists on futures and has no spot equivalent.

Forex pairs add the daily benchmark fix and its reversion. Gold, oil and the forex pairs add the Sunday reopen gap, the only scheduled gap of the week.

Several pages stated the wrong number of patterns in their heading and footer. Every page now reports its real count.

Both COMEX contracts now have their own pattern pages, with contract specifications and roll notes. They are also in the trade journal and challenge planner at the correct tick values - $10.00 per 0.10 tick on GC1!, $1.00 on MGC1!.

Coverage is now spot gold, GC1!, MGC1!, WTI crude and four forex pairs. Silver, natural gas, all crypto and the minor forex pairs have been removed so the remaining instruments get more attention.

Commodities now run Micro Gold, Gold Futures, spot Gold, then Oil, so the three gold instruments sit side by side.

One pattern described hash rate and mining difficulty, which have not applied to Ethereum since it moved to proof-of-stake. It was rewritten around staking flows and gas demand before Ethereum was later removed.

The long tail of minor crypto and forex pairs was removed to keep the pattern set focused.

Send /resetpin YourName to the Telegram bot for a 6-digit code, then choose a new PIN. Only works if that trader name is linked to your Telegram username, so nobody else can reset it.

Patterns 18 to 21 appeared out of sequence on the eight crypto pages. They now run 1 to 24 in order.

The FAQ page now carries structured data, making its answers eligible to show directly in search results.

The bot now messages you 15-30 minutes before CPI, NFP, FOMC and other high-impact releases, with forecast and previous figures. Send /news to the bot to turn them on or off.

Pick any instrument and lot sizes and stop-losses recalculate automatically. Pip value and TP are editable so you can match your broker.

Compact header with the profile moved to the top, a collapsible side menu, and a floating Telegram button.

A new search page covers every setup on the site. Filter by direction, minimum probability and instrument, and share results by URL.

Jump straight between instruments without going back to the homepage.

The timer now shows the next high-impact release and warns inside the 15-minute news window.

It emptied the on-screen list but never removed anything from the database, so trades reappeared on the next refresh. Every row is now deleted properly and the list is re-read from the database afterwards.

Anyone could previously read every trader's trades, notes included. Your journal is now visible only to you unless you opt in, and even shared journals hide notes, screenshots and price levels.

Chart candles are drawn far more efficiently. Same charts, much faster loading on mobile.

Bullish and bearish now carry arrow symbols as well as colour, animations respect reduced-motion settings, and keyboard focus is clearly visible.

This week's high-impact releases (CPI, NFP, FOMC) in your local time, with a live countdown and currency filters.

The third-party TradingView embed is gone. The sidebar widget now uses our own feed, matching the site's styling and time zone, with no external tracking.

Challenge plans now start on the first trading day of the current month and skip weekends, so the tables never go stale. You can also set your own start date.

The admin password used to sit in the page source and was checked in the browser. It is now verified on the server, with rate-limited sign-in and expiring sessions.

Trades can only be edited or deleted by the trader who created them, protected by a short PIN.

Shared stylesheets across all instrument pages, generated from a single content source, plus a sitemap for search engines.

Hide the pattern navigation panel when you want a clear view of the charts.