AnalyzorAI
ANALYZORAI

Risk-free paper trading practice

Free Forex and Gold Trading Simulator

Practice forex and XAU/USD trading in a browser-based simulator that uses virtual funds. Read candlestick charts, place buy or sell orders, set stop loss and take profit, and review each decision in your trading journal without risking real money.

This training simulator uses synthetic practice candles. For a plan linked to an analysis report, open the market-price practice journal.

Reports, alerts & market-price journal
Simulated Trading Mode: All funds, orders, and execution are virtual for practice. Not financial advice, not a live broker.

Practice Account #1

1:100 LEV

Unlimited practice resets · Attempt #1

Balance
$500.00
Equity
$500.00
Floating P/L
+$0.00
Used Margin
$0.00
Free Margin
$500.00
Margin Level
∞
Indicators 1

Indicators

Overlays stay on price. RSI, MACD and ATR open below.

54% S
46% B
Drag to pan · wheel or pinch to zoom · free crosshair
XAU/USD · 1m
0

Order Execution

Virtual Paper
Lot Size:0.01 Lots
Required Margin:$25.73
Pip Value:$0.01 / pip
No open positions. Use the BUY / SELL buttons above to execute a paper trade.

AI chart coach

Learn from the chart you are viewing. These are virtual practice prices; this scan cannot verify a broker quote or an executable trade.

One AI credit per completed report. Failed reports do not consume a completed-report credit.

Practise order execution on an interactive candlestick chart

Choose a forex pair or gold, change the chart timeframe, add indicators and drawing tools, then practise market, limit and stop orders. The simulator shows virtual balance, margin and open profit or loss so you can learn how position size, leverage and price movement affect a paper trade.

Replay market decisions

Use historical candle replay to slow the market down and evaluate one decision at a time. Practise stop loss and take profit placement while the chart advances, without placing a live order.

Review your trading journal

Record the reason for an entry, the invalidation level and the planned exit, then compare the plan with the result. Consistent review can reveal repeated execution mistakes; simulated performance does not guarantee live results.

For a shorter price-action drill, play Guess the Next Candle and test whether you can read a masked historical candle without hindsight.