Start: install and setup

The extension works only on the Pocket Option trading terminal page. The panel appears over the chart and does not need a separate account on our website.

1. Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store and pin the PocketOption Signal icon to the toolbar (pin icon).
2. Open pocketoption.com and sign in.
3. Open the demo terminal: https://pocketoption.com/ru/cabinet/demo-quick-high-low/
4. Wait for the PocketOption Signal panel. If it does not appear, refresh the page once.
5. Switch the panel language with the 🇬🇧 / 🇷🇺 flags in the header.

If the panel is hidden, click the extension icon. Status dot: gray - stopped, green - analysis is running.

Every feature lives in one panel. Learn where things are, then configure a strategy.

• Signals - current pair, signal card, start analysis, stake, expiration, auto-trading.
• Journal - trade history, profit, reset stats and CSV export.
• Analytics - breakdown by assets and by indicators.
• Settings - entry filters, entry quality, indicator parameters, money management, presets.
• Contacts - website, Telegram and a Chrome Web Store review button.

The bot always analyzes the asset open on the Pocket Option chart. Switch the pair in the terminal - the Current pair block updates on its own.

1. Select an asset on the Pocket Option chart (crypto, FX, commodities, stocks, indices).
2. Make sure the panel shows the same name as the chart.
3. Wait for the green sync dot - quotes are flowing into the extension.

Signals and auto-trading run on one pair only - the one on the chart. Do not switch assets during an open trade.

Stake and expiration are set on the Signals tab. Candle period matches expiration: 15s expiry uses 15s candles, 1 minute uses 1-minute candles.

1. Check the account type in the panel: DEMO or REAL, and the current balance.
2. Set the base stake in dollars. This is the first trade size; money-management systems scale from it.
3. Pick expiration: 3s, 15s, 30s, 1, 2, 3 or 5 minutes.
4. Do not change expiration in the terminal by hand after analysis starts - the extension syncs it on a signal.

Short expirations (3-15s) produce more signals and more noise. For a first run, 30s or 1 minute is easier.

While analysis is off, the extension does not compute signals. After you start it, candles are built for the chosen expiration and the bot waits for the selected filters to agree.

1. On Settings, pick filters or a ready-made preset (see below).
2. Go back to Signals and click Start analysis.
3. Wait for candles to build - the chart filters block shows a waiting status.
4. When indicators agree, a CALL or PUT signal card appears.
5. Click Stop to halt analysis. Auto-trading will not enter trades while analysis is stopped.

Auto-trading clicks CALL or PUT in the terminal when a signal appears. Analysis must be running. With no signal there are no trades - even if the switch is on.

1. Turn on Auto-trading on the Signals tab.
2. Optionally enable Limit Take Profit / Take Loss.
3. Take Profit stops auto-trading at a profit target (% of the balance when auto-trade was enabled, or a $ amount).
4. Take Loss stops auto-trading at a loss limit. 0 disables the limit.

Test signals manually on demo first. Auto-trading will not open a trade if there is no signal, the balance is too low, or a loss-streak pause is active.

On Settings, in Entry filters, tick the indicators that must confirm an entry. Multiple are allowed. After you enable a filter, its parameters appear below.

• ALL match - a signal only when every selected indicator points the same way. Fewer trades, stricter selection.
• ANY - each matching filter can open its own trade. More entries, more pressure on the deposit.
• RSI - period (default 14), oversold (30) and overbought (70). CALL when RSI leaves oversold; PUT when it leaves overbought.
• EMA Cross - fast and slow EMA (5 and 21). CALL when fast crosses above slow; PUT when it crosses below.
• SMA Cross - fast and slow SMA (5 and 14). Same crossover logic as EMA, using simple moving averages.
• Bollinger - period (20) and deviation σ (2). CALL from the lower band, PUT from the upper band: a mean-reversion bet.
• MACD - fast EMA (12), slow EMA (26) and signal line (9). Signal on a MACD / signal-line cross.
• Stochastic - K period (14) and D period (3). CALL in oversold, PUT in overbought on the K%/D% zones.
• CCI - period (20). Signal on a break of the ±100 channel: below -100 leans CALL, above +100 leans PUT.
• Trend - period (5). Follows slope: rising trend is CALL, falling trend is PUT.
• Parabolic SAR - fast and slow EMA (3 and 10) to confirm a reversal. Signal when SAR flips relative to price.
• Sentiment - threshold % (60). Reads platform crowd mood: CALL if buy share is above the threshold, otherwise PUT.

For a first setup use ALL match and 2-4 indicators. Too many filters almost stop the signal flow.

Extra filters cut weak entries and protect the deposit after a losing streak.

• Higher-timeframe filter - skips signals against the 5-30m trend (depends on expiration). Fewer trades, less fighting the broader move.
• Pause after a losing streak - stops auto-trading after N losses in a row for a set number of minutes. You can still take signals by hand.
• Sound on signal - an alert if you watch the chart without auto-trading.

Ready-made filter and parameter sets for each expiration. Stake and auto-trading do not change when you pick a preset - you set those yourself.

1. Open Settings → Strategy presets.
2. Pick a time tab: 3s, 15s, 30s, 1 min and longer.
3. Click a variation (strict, momentum, mean-reversion, and so on). Parameters apply immediately.
4. Reset · manual clears the preset and restores classic indicator defaults (RSI 14/30/70, MACD 12/26/9, BB 20/2).
5. Export / import saves your set as JSON so you can move it to another computer.

The preset expiration must match the expiration on Signals. Otherwise candles and entry logic will diverge.

Stake sizing works together with auto-trading. Without auto-trading you still see the calculated size, but you click the stake in the terminal yourself.

• Martingale - stake multiplies after a loss and returns to base after a win.
• Anti-Martingale - increase after a win, reset after a loss.
• Fibonacci, D'Alembert, Oscar's Grind, Parlay, Labouchere - classic schemes with a step limit.
• Deposit Boost - a separate mode with a starting balance and a loss multiplier.

Aggressive schemes grow the stake quickly. On demo, cap max steps at 3-5 and keep the base stake small.

Every closed trade lands in the journal. Use it to see which pairs and indicators work and which do not.

• Journal: time, asset, direction, stake, result and P&L.
• CSV export - a DATE-pocketoption-stat.csv file with the brand and site in the header.
• Analytics - stats by asset and by indicator, so you can turn off weak filters.
• Reset journal clears the session. Do this before testing a new preset.