TechnobizTrader orchestrates seven specialised agents — four pre-cycle intelligence modules plus the core Trend / Analyse / Trader pipeline — to execute Michael S.'s ICT playbook with a hard 2% risk cap, tiered take-profits, and zero discretionary override.
Every 15 minutes the system re-runs the full pipeline. Four pre-cycle intelligence agents filter the environment first — then the core ICT pipeline runs only on clean conditions. A signal must clear all four ICT elements (sweep, BoS, imbalance, pullback), score ≥ 75% confidence, and survive a hard pre-execution risk check before any order touches the wire.
Reads ATR, realised volatility and trend strength across the loaded timeframes. Tags the session as TRENDING, RANGING, VOLATILE or QUIET and emits a risk multiplier + minimum R:R floor used downstream.
Loads the last N closed ICT setups for the current pair. Computes overall win rate, profit factor, and a confidence multiplier that scales Analyse-Master's raw score by what history says actually works.
Pulls the upcoming high-impact economic calendar for the pair's currency. Blocks the cycle inside a ±10-minute blackout window around any red-flag event (NFP, CPI, FOMC, ECB, BOE).
Runs after Analyse-Master has produced a signal. Evaluates open trade count, daily loss, consecutive-loss streak, and signal confidence. Can hard-block the trade, reduce size, or pass with warnings.
Reads daily, 4H, 1H candles. Identifies swing structure, marks liquidity pools, and issues a directional bias with a confidence score that anchors everything downstream.
Scans for liquidity sweeps, break of structure, imbalances, and order blocks. Locates kill-zone pullback entries with 15m/5m precision and rejects anything missing one of the four ICT elements.
Validates signal, sizes position at 2% account risk, places limit order with hard SL and three tiered TPs (50% / 30% / 20% trailing). Background monitor tracks drawdown alerts and enforces the daily loss cap.
Erick built TechnobizTrader to remove the part of trading that loses money — discretionary override at the worst possible moment. The system encodes Michael S.'s ICT playbook into a deterministic seven-agent pipeline so the only question that matters is whether the structure is there, not whether the trader is awake.
The codebase spans a Python multi-agent runtime, a FastAPI control plane, an Electron-style trading office UI, and a PyInstaller-packaged Windows installer — all wired to MetaTrader 5 with full audit logging and risk-mandated hard stops.