One Forex market. Not 28 isolated charts.

Name: Market Cheat Sheet
Author: Dzintars Ansons

Market Cheat Sheet was built around a simple idea: the major Forex pairs are connected. Instead of asking what one chart is doing alone, MCS looks at the wider 28-pair market and shows where relative currency strength and Smart Money structure line up.

What is Market Cheat Sheet?

MCS is a MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor developed by Dzintars Ansons. It analyses the 28 major Forex pairs created from USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, AUD, NZD and CAD, then presents the market in one dashboard.

See the market

MCS ranks the eight major currencies and watches all 28 pair combinations together.

Wait for structure

Smart Money events are used to build a possible setup instead of treating direction alone as an entry.

Manage the trade

Execution, virtual protection, account limits and optional notifications are handled inside the EA.

Why build it this way?

The problem

Looking at one pair can hide what is happening across the currencies behind it.

The MCS idea

Start with the connected market, then narrow the view to the pairs where strength, weakness and structure agree.

What MCS includes

28-pair viewEight major currencies analysed as one connected FX universe.

3 modesSCALP, DAY and SWING use different market timeframes.

Smart Money structureLiquidity, sweeps, BOS, CHOCH, MSS, FVG and order-block conditions are part of the structure model.

ProtectionVirtual entries, virtual SL/TP logic, spread safeguards and account-level controls.

Who develops MCS?

Market Cheat Sheet is an independent software product created and developed by Dzintars Ansons. The public website explains what the product does, how to install it, what its visible settings mean and how the validation process is structured.

Why this page existsTrading software should not be a black box to the buyer. You should be able to understand what the product is designed to do, where its limits are and how it is tested before you change settings or use it on a live account.

What MCS does not promise

It does not guarantee profit.
It does not remove market, broker or execution risk.
Virtual protection still depends on MT5, the connection and the computer or VPS remaining operational.
Technical validation confirms software behaviour; it does not prove future trading performance.

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