FxMind Community: setup cards and following a trade on your own account

Rooms and realtime chat

A community is a room, public or private, with a realtime chat. Any signed-in trader can join a public room, read and post. Creating a room needs Pro or above, or an active trial. A room's owner and moderators can invite, mute, ban and manage reports; text stays plain text, and the only link ever allowed in a message is a Telegram link, shown as a chip that says it leaves FxMind.

Setup cards: a real trade, not a tip

A room owner can publish a setup card from a trade on their own linked broker account: an open position or a pending order, published from the desk. The card is not typed in by hand, beyond an optional short note: it is read from the broker's own account and updated as the trade moves: entry, stop, target, order type, status (pending, open, closed, not triggered, cancelled) and, once it is done, the result in R and pips. Only the room's owner can publish, and only their own trade.

Following a setup on your own account

On Pro and above (and on a trial), a member can follow a setup card on their own linked broker account. Entering is always the follower's own tap: FxMind never opens a trade for anyone without it. The order is built from the setup: same instrument, side and order type, sized the follower's own way: a percent of their own account risked, a fixed amount, or a fixed number of lots.

After the follower's own tap opens it, automatic management can keep the trade in step with the owner's: if the owner moves their stop or target, or closes part of the position, the same change is applied to the follower's trade, matched to their own size. This is on by default when following and can be turned off per follow. It never opens or adds to a position, and a stop or target the follower already moved by hand stays theirs; the owner's next change becomes a prompt instead of an automatic one.

The room's record

A room shows its setups, closed results, win rate and total R for the period you choose, split by live, demo and prop-tagged accounts. Setups are never deleted: a moderator can hide a reported card, but it still counts in the record, with the reason shown. Nothing here is a signal or advice, and past results in a room say nothing about what a trade opened today will do.

Alerts

A room can notify its members of a new setup, a prompt that needs their tap, an automatic change once it has happened, and a mention by name in chat, by push and by email, on the schedule each trader sets for that room.

Who can do what

Every plan can join communities and chat in real time. Creating a community (up to 3, public or private) and following a setup on your own account are Pro and above, and the 14-day Pro trial has both. When you follow, you pick the size and your own guard rules still apply to the order. See /features and /pricing.