In professional trading, subtle functional differences often determine the success or failure of a strategy. ACE Markets continuously refines the operational details for high-frequency trading scenarios, launching a series of advanced yet easy-to-use features to help users achieve more precise risk control, deeper market insights, and more reliable trade review. The following four features—customizable stop-loss and take-profit logic, simultaneous analysis across multiple timeframes, automatic recording of trading logs, and offline basic operations—are the key capabilities that distinguish ACE Markets from ordinary platforms.

Custom stop-loss and take-profit logic: Beyond basic settings

ACE Markets allows users to set complex stop-loss and take-profit rules, far exceeding the simple “fixed price” mode. For example, you can set: “When the profit reaches 50 points, move the stop loss to the cost price + 10 points; if it continues to rise to 80 points, activate the trailing stop loss and close the position after a 15-point pullback.” This kind of logic can be configured through a visual rule chain and can be implemented without programming.

The system also supports “time-based stop-loss”: if an order does not reach its target within 2 hours, it is automatically canceled or converted into a market order. This flexible mechanism makes the strategy more adaptable, especially suitable for trend-following or event-driven traders, allowing them to dynamically adjust risk control boundaries when volatility is uncertain.

Simultaneous analysis across multiple timeframes: Seeing through the trend structure at a glance

The platform allows users to overlay candlestick charts from multiple time periods within the same chart window. For example, below the 1-hour chart main view, 15-minute and 4-hour sub-charts can be embedded, with price axes aligned and event markers synchronized across all three. Users can determine whether the current pullback has touched the 4-hour support level without switching pages.

This feature supports independent indicator configuration: the main chart uses MACD to determine direction, while the sub-chart uses RSI to identify overbought and oversold conditions. All settings can be saved as templates and applied to other instruments with a single click. This multi-dimensional perspective significantly reduces misjudgments and improves the accuracy of entry timing.

Automatic transaction log recording: Complete reconstruction of the operation process

ACE Markets automatically records every key user action in its backend, including order placement time, stop-loss adjustments, partial position closing, and fund changes, generating a timestamped “trading log.” The log not only includes the details of the actions but also a snapshot of the market at the time (such as EUR/USD quotes, VIX index, and US dollar index).

Users can filter logs by date in “Account History” and export them as PDFs for review or compliance archiving. For example, by reviewing “why stop-loss orders were frequently triggered on the night of the March 12th non-farm payrolls report,” users can accurately attribute the cause by combining logs with market data. This transparent record-keeping is the foundation for continuous improvement.

Basic operation support in offline mode

Network instability should not interrupt critical operations. The ACE Markets mobile app supports limited offline functionality: even without internet access, users can still view current positions, pending orders, and account equity (based on the last synchronized data), and can edit pending orders or stop-loss orders in advance.

Once the connection is restored, the system automatically submits the preset operation and marks it as “Executed during offline time.” This function is extremely useful in subways, on flights, or in areas with weak signal, ensuring that users do not miss risk control windows due to temporary network outages. Stability is reflected in every detail.

Conclusion: Features designed for professional trading

ACE Markets’ advanced features don’t focus on flashy technology, but rather on solving real pain points: How to dynamically manage risk? How to clearly understand multi-cycle structures? How to accurately conduct post-mortem analysis? How to deal with network outages? Each feature is based on feedback from professional users and has been repeatedly refined to ensure stability and reliability.