Institutional analysis. Auto-executed.
Three times a day, a quantitative engine reads the daily candle, weighs the news, scores the structure, and fires approved setups into your MT4, MT5 or cTrader. You set the risk. The engine does the work.
D1 closed bullish above the 3 970 demand zone. H4 swept Tuesday's low and reclaimed the FVG at 3 978. DXY weakening, non-commercials building net long for three weeks, retail 67% short — contrarian edge confirmed.
Built on principles a professional desk lives by.
Most retail traders lose because the gap between what they know they should do and what they actually do is wider than any edge they're chasing. The engine doesn't have that gap.
A quantitative process, not a prediction.
A staged quantitative process runs on live institutional data and a backtested edge. An audited fifteen-point framework has to clear 70% confidence before a single trade ever reaches you. No prediction, no guesswork — a rules-based pipeline that returns nothing when nothing qualifies.
The setup lands on your terminal. Automatically.
The analysis layer matters. The execution layer matters as much. A dedicated Expert Advisor for MetaTrader and a cBot for cTrader install once, hold your API key, and place every approved setup the moment it clears — with every safeguard local to your machine.
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01Lot size computed on your machine. From your balance, your risk percent, and the stop distance. The server cannot size your trades. The server should not size your trades.
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02Kill switch in the EA inputs. One toggle. New setups stop being accepted instantly. Existing positions stay yours to manage on your terms.
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03On-chart warning above 2% risk. No hard cap. Your account, your rules. But the panel turns amber and reminds you the maths of 2%+ per trade rarely ends well, because it doesn't.
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04Broker symbol auto-detection. Three trades a day by default — two London, one New York. Symbol suffix resolved automatically so EURUSDm, EURUSD.r and EURUSD-Pro all just work.
Execution bridges
Eighteen pairs. Focused.
Concentrated where the agents have a real, persistent edge. EUR crosses, USD majors, the EUR/GBP pivot and three commodities that move the macro narrative.
The desk runs on a schedule. So does the engine.
Holidays excluded. Weekends excluded. Otherwise the cadence is fixed — that's the point.
The maths of staying in the game longer than everyone else.
Gemini finds the setups. Your risk discipline keeps you in the game long enough to benefit from them.
Half a percent per trade. Maximum sensible: one percent.
At 0.5% on a £10 000 account, a losing trade costs £50. After ten losses — a streak any honest trader sees several times a year — the account is at £9 500.
Still in the game. Still compounding. The maths is not a slogan, it's why the recommendation exists.
Honest about how this is structured.
Gemini Trading is an analysis and software-tools provider. We don't give personal financial advice. We don't hold client funds. We don't place trades on accounts we control. Every user runs the Expert Advisor on their own terminal, with their own broker, and their own risk controls set locally on their own machine.
That structural model is the same one signal services, charting platforms and trading analytics products use to operate legally outside the FCA regulated perimeter. The rules that govern it — the FCA's Perimeter Guidance Manual (PERG 8), the Regulated Activities Order Articles 25 and 53, and the financial promotions regime under FSMA 2000 Section 21 — are the rules Gemini operates inside.
A UK fintech solicitor reviews the structure and the marketing copy for compliance before any paying customer comes on board.
Ready to trade on someone else's discipline? Yours.
The engine is live. Three scans a day, eighteen pairs, three execution bridges. Set your risk percent once and let the engine do its job.
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