enTrading Central on WRPRO
Technical views, market buzz and an economic calendar with event impact data, all inside your WRPRO account, at no extra cost.
What is Trading Central?
Trading Central is a third-party market research provider whose analysis is built into the WRPRO trading platform. It gives you three tools in one place: Technical Views with expected price moves, targets and pivot levels on forex, crypto, stocks, indices and commodities; Market Buzz, which ranks assets by how much they are being talked about; and Economic Insight, an economic calendar that shows how prices reacted to past releases.
Trading Central has published research for over 20 years and its methodology is patented (Technical Event® is its registered trademark).
Three tools, one dashboard
Open Trading Central from the platform sidebar and switch between the three modules with the toggles at the top of the screen. Each one answers a different question.
Technical Views
"Where could this market go next?" Chart-based analysis for every major asset class, with an expected move, a target and a pivot level on each card.
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Market Buzz
"What is everyone talking about?" A live map of stocks, cryptos, currencies and indices sized by how often they are mentioned in the last 24 hours.
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Economic Insight
"What happened last time this number came out?" An economic calendar where every release opens into charts of past results, price reaction, volatility and impact.
See how it worksTechnical Views: expected moves, targets and pivots on one card
Technical Views is the module most traders open first. Pick an asset class: Forex, Crypto, Stocks, Indices or Commodities, and you get a grid of cards, one per instrument, each summarising Trading Central's current technical read. Type a symbol or name into the search box to jump straight to a specific market.
Forex and crypto views are built on a 30-minute chart and are refreshed during the session, so they suit intraday decisions. Stock views use the daily chart and are regenerated as the daily picture changes, which fits swing and position trading. The timestamp on every card tells you exactly when the view was last generated.
How to read a Technical View card
A Technical View card: instrument, chart, direction arrow and the Expected Move, Target and Pivot levels.
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Instrument and timeframe
The pair or stock name and the chart the view is based on: 30 MIN for forex and crypto, DAILY for stocks.
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Last update
Date and time the view was generated, shown in CET and your platform time zone (UTC+4 by default).
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Chart
Recent candles with two overlays: a 20-period moving average with Bollinger Bands (pink) and a 50-period moving average (blue). The shaded band widens when volatility rises.
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Direction arrow and levels
The bold arrow shows the expected direction. Green labels are upside levels, red labels are downside levels, blue is the pivot and the black label is the current price.
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Expected Move
The size of the move Trading Central considers likely if the scenario plays out, in pips for forex, in percent for crypto and stocks. Green with an up arrow means bullish, red with a down arrow means bearish.
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Target and Pivot
The target is the level the expected move points to. The pivot is the level that invalidates the view: if price crosses it, the scenario is no longer valid and the card will be reassessed.
New to these terms? The WRPRO Academy covers moving averages, Bollinger Bands and pivot levels step by step, and the Glossary has one-line definitions.
Market Buzz: see which assets the market is talking about
Market Buzz measures attention. It counts how often each stock, crypto, currency or index has been mentioned over the past 24 hours and turns the result into a picture: the bigger the bubble, the more the market is talking about it. It is a fast way to spot where news flow is concentrating before you open a chart.
Two ways to view it. The Bubbles view is for scanning. Hover any bubble to see the full company name and its mention count. The Table view sorts the same data into rows with symbol, name, industry and a mentions bar, which is easier when you want an ordered list.
Filters: Country (USA by default), Sectors & Industries, Market Capitalization, Bubble Size (Mentions 24h) and Bubble Color. Narrow to a single sector and cap size, micro-cap real estate for example, and the map redraws with only those names.
Economic Insight: an economic calendar that shows what happened last time
Economic Insight lists scheduled releases: employment, inflation, GDP, PMIs and more, with the time, country, importance rating (High, Medium, Low) and the actual, forecast and previous values. Use the calendar and the "Recent & Next" slider to move between days, and set your own time zone so release times match your clock.
What sets it apart from a standard calendar is the context under each event. Between releases, Trading Central inserts notes on how much a currency pair typically moves in the hours after past events, with a link to view the levels. And every event row expands into four analysis views:
Event Chart: Actual vs Forecast
A bar chart of past readings against their forecasts, with the range slider to go back several years. Handy for seeing whether a release habitually beats or misses expectations.
Price Chart: past events on the price
Plots each past release as a marker on the daily chart of a related market and lists the actual-versus-forecast result for each date. You can switch the instrument from the dropdown.
Volatility: historical impact
Summarises how the chosen market behaved after the last releases: the share of events that ended bullish or bearish, and the average true range one hour (or another window you choose) after the event.
Impact: one event, minute by minute
Zooms into a single past release on a 5-minute chart, marking the release time, the true range that followed and the direction the hour closed in. Step through previous events with the Prev / Next buttons.
Looking for the calendar only? WRPRO’s public Economic Calendar page lists upcoming events without logging in; the impact data above is available inside the platform.
Which Trading Central tool fits how you trade?
| If you… | Start with | What to look at |
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| Trade forex or crypto within the day | Technical Views (30-minute cards) | Expected Move in pips or %, the pivot that invalidates the idea, and the update time. Refresh before acting. |
| Hold stock CFDs for days or weeks | Technical Views (daily cards) | Direction, target and pivot on the daily chart; check again after each session close. |
| Trade around news releases | Economic Insight | Importance rating, the Volatility view for average post-event range, the Impact view for what happened last time. |
| Look for stocks or coins in the news | Market Buzz | Largest bubbles for the day, then filter by sector and market cap to find names outside the obvious. |
Many traders combine them: find a name in Market Buzz, check its Technical View, then confirm no high-importance release is due in Economic Insight before opening a position.
Why use Trading Central with WRPRO?
instruments
The analysis covers the same forex, crypto, stock, index and commodity CFDs you can trade on the platform.
Included with your account
No subscription, no add-on fee.
Same screen as your trades
Open a Technical View, then open the chart and the order ticket without leaving the platform.
Trading Central research is bundled with WRPRO accounts, and the platform shows it for demo accounts as well, so you can learn the tools before funding. Combine it with WRPRO’s copy trading, swap-free accounts and 24/7 multilingual support and you have research, execution and help in one place.
How to access Trading Central in your WRPRO account
Open an account.
Register on wrpro.com. A demo account is enough to explore the tools.
Log in to the platform.
Go to trade.wrpro.com and sign in.
Click "Trading Central" in the left sidebar.
It sits between Dashboard and Assets List.
Choose a module.
Use the Technical Views, Market Buzz or Economic Insight toggle at the top of the screen, then pick an asset class or search for a symbol.
How Trading Central fits with WRPRO's other tools
| Tool | What it gives you | Where |
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| Trading Central | Automated technical views, attention ranking and event-impact data across 5 asset classes | Inside the platform (this page) |
| Daily Market Analysis | Written commentary on the day's key markets | Blog, public |
| Economic Calendar | Upcoming releases with forecast and previous values | wrpro.com/economic-calendar/, public |
| WRPRO Academy | Lessons on the concepts the cards use: moving averages, pivots, support and resistance | wrpro.com/academy/, public |
What Trading Central is — and isn't
Trading Central content is research produced by a third party and displayed in the WRPRO platform. It is not a recommendation from WRPRO or GMBB Investment Ltd to buy or sell anything, and past patterns are no guarantee of future results. Treat a Technical View as one input alongside your own analysis, position sizing and risk limits. Pricing and historical data in the tools are supplied by Morningstar Research Inc.
Trading Central FAQs
Trading Central is an independent market research provider whose analysis is integrated into trading platforms, including WRPRO. In the WRPRO platform it appears as three tools: Technical Views, Market Buzz and Economic Insight.
Yes. Trading Central is included with WRPRO accounts at no additional cost.
Log in at trade.wrpro.com and click "Trading Central" in the left sidebar. Then choose Technical Views, Market Buzz or Economic Insight using the toggles at the top of the screen.
Yes. The Trading Central section is available in the platform for demo (virtual) accounts as well as live accounts, so you can learn the tools before you deposit.
Technical Views covers forex, crypto, stocks, indices and commodities. Market Buzz covers stocks, cryptos, currencies and indices. Economic Insight covers scheduled economic releases for major economies.
Forex and crypto Technical Views are based on 30-minute charts and refresh during the trading session. Stock views are based on daily charts and are regenerated as the daily picture changes. Market Buzz counts mentions over a rolling 24 hours. Each card shows the time it was last generated.
Expected Move is the size of the move Trading Central considers likely, in pips for forex or percent for crypto and stocks, with an arrow for direction. Target is the level that move points to. Pivot is the level that invalidates the view: if price crosses it, the scenario no longer applies.
Trading Central publishes technical scenarios, not guarantees, and each card states the pivot level at which the scenario is invalidated. WRPRO does not publish hit rates for the views. Treat them as one input alongside your own analysis and risk management.
No. Trading Central content is third-party research and does not constitute advice or a recommendation by WRPRO, GMBB Investment Ltd or Trading Central. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
Research, charts and execution in one account
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