Echo is a trading pad of your own. You press Buy, Sell or Flatten once, and every account you have put that Echo signal on takes the trade, each at its own size. It saves placing the same trade account by account, across brokers and prop firms.
Set it up
In the side menu, choose Echo. The first time, tick that you have read and agree to the Echo Feature Disclosure Agreement, press Accept & Continue, then Get Started.
Press Add New Signal and fill in Signal Name.
Under Instruments, pick what it trades. Picking one brings its micro with it, such as NQ and MNQ.
Set Max Position, the most contracts the pad will hold long or short, and press Create Signal.
In Automation, open Signals. The new signal is there, tagged ECHO. Tick the accounts that should trade it and set each one's size: Put a signal on an account.
Trade with it
On the Session tab of Echo, press Start Session. The buttons appear on each signal only while a session runs.
Set the number of contracts and press Buy or Sell. The quick buttons, such as +1 and -1, trade that many at once.
Flatten closes the position, and Reverse turns it round. The cog on the card chooses which buttons it shows.
Press End Session when you are done. If the pad still holds a position, Flatten & End Session closes it first.
Each press is a signal to your service, so it must be Running. Every account then follows at its own size and within its own limits. The position on the pad is what you have sent, never more than Max Position; what each account holds is in Automation.
While a session runs, the Echo page keeps you on it. End the session before you go to another page.
Look back
The Log tab lists your recent sessions. Open one to see every press, with its time, action, contracts and the position after it. What each account did with it is in Activity: The activity feed.
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