What's new in Fractal Model Pro — July 2026

This July update brings the current Fractal Model Pro behavior, owner guides, and account workflow into one documented experience. The changes below describe what a customer can see and use; they do not make a performance promise or turn FMP into an automated trading system.

Clearer model validation

FMP keeps the main reversal checks visible and separate:

• Qualified higher-timeframe location is required by default.
• Paired lower-timeframe CISD confirmation is required by default.
• Pending confirmation remains visually different from a completed body-close confirmation.
• Point-of-interest validity remains separate from the optional confluence score.
• One valid reversal retains ownership of its continuation sequence through C3 and terminal C4.

These boundaries are designed to make an incomplete model look incomplete instead of filling the chart with implied certainty.

Exact timeframe behavior

Automatic mode uses documented confirmation/model pairs rather than silently rounding an unsupported chart interval into a nearby choice.

The core pairs are:

Fast extensions are available for 1 second/1 minute and 15 seconds/5 minutes. Unsupported Automatic intervals pause the main model visibly. Manual and Custom selections still require the model timeframe to be strictly higher than the chart timeframe.

A more controlled chart surface

The chart and monitor now document the same model state in a more reviewable way:

• Compact and Detailed monitor views
• Pending CISD shown differently from confirmed CISD
• C2, C3, and terminal C4 delivery state
• Equilibrium, expected-wick zones, standard-deviation measurements, and formation-liquidity references
• Two higher confirmed pairs available as optional context
• Light- and dark-chart adaptation for neutral chart ink, monitor colors, and the higher-timeframe candle stack
• Bounded retained history so active drawings keep priority within TradingView's chart-object limits

Display controls can reduce clutter without changing the underlying detection rules. The default-settings guide identifies which controls change appearance and which change model admission.

Alerts remain subordinate to confirmation

FMP supports C2, C3, SMT, and optional early-forming alert categories behind a master alert switch. Early-forming alerts remain off by default because they occur before paired CISD confirmation.

An alert reports that a configured condition occurred. It does not choose market bias, place an order, set position size, or guarantee that a setup will work.

Account and TradingView access are easier to follow

The customer account keeps billing status and TradingView fulfillment visible in one place:

1. Subscribe with monthly or annual billing.
2. Save the exact TradingView profile username that should receive access.
3. Follow the requested, active, failed, scheduled-removal, or revoked status shown in the account.
4. Once checkout is complete and the username is on file, allow up to 24 hours for the invite-only TradingView grant.

TradingView granting and removal remain manual actions. This is why website subscription status and TradingView access status are shown as connected but distinct steps.

Four owner guides now form one path

• Installation and access
• Default settings
• First-chart workflow
• Post-session review checklist

Each premium guide includes a public preview so prospective subscribers can verify the workflow before deciding whether FMP fits how they study charts.

Product boundaries remain explicit

FMP is a chart-reading and decision-support tool. It does not provide automatic buy/sell calls, order placement, position sizing, personalized financial advice, a promised win rate, or guaranteed target behavior.

Supply & Demand+ and EMA Cloud Pro are not included in current FMP access. Their public pages describe their separate availability status.

For a plain-English product walkthrough, visit Fractal Model Pro. For account, billing, or TradingView access help, use support.