Symbol names: GOLD, XAUUSD and your broker
GOLD in the channel, XAUUSD at your broker? TradeMirrorly compares the two lists and suggests the names to add, one click each.
Written for TradeMirrorly 1.5.0 · Updated
Channels and brokers often name the same market differently: GOLD is XAUUSD at your broker, NAS100 is USTEC, and every pair may end in .raw.
Suggestions
When the EA connects, the app compares the symbols your channels send with your broker's own list and suggests the names to add. Each suggestion is one click, straight into the settings of the channels that send that symbol. Nothing changes until you click.
Doing it yourself
- Symbol mapping under a channel's Configure → Trading → Symbols.
- Auto-match (on by default) finds your broker's own name, for example
XAUUSD→XAUUSD.rorXAUUSDm. - A prefix and suffix, and lists of excluded or only-these symbols.
- Extra symbols (Settings) adds names on top of the 166 the app reads by itself.
Look up the usual names for gold, indices, oil and crypto in symbol names.
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