So how do you make money? We’ll tell you first.

A platform to review trading ideas with Copilot. It adds calculators, lessons, a journal and an account audit. Some features need sign-up or full access.

No. Tálamo isn’t a broker and never holds your money. You open your trading account with the broker. Tálamo is an Exness partner: Exness pays it a commission on the activity of accounts that come through its link.

Exness is the broker Tálamo works with as a partner. The public tools don’t ask you to open an account. Opening one through Tálamo’s link is one way to get full access, and it gets verified.

Yes. The public resources ask for nothing. For full access, check whether your account is linked to Tálamo. A partner change depends on Exness’s conditions and approval.

For anyone who wants to understand a concept, check a calculation or review their decisions. You can start with hypothetical data. You don’t need to trade to use the public resources.

Which entity serves you in your country, whether the service is available there and the account conditions. Tálamo’s relationship with Exness doesn’t replace that check or guarantee results.

Exness pays Tálamo a commission on the activity of accounts that come through its link. That commission doesn’t depend on you making a profit. Tálamo also offers a subscription.

Those of your account with the broker: spread, commissions and swap. Full access to Tálamo has its own terms. Using a public calculator doesn’t need a subscription.

Calculators and references are public. Copilot has a limited trial. Some features need sign-up or full access. On Activate you’ll see both paths: a linked, verified account or a subscription.

No. You can read, calculate with hypothetical examples and review concepts without depositing or trading.

Because it matters for your decision: Tálamo earns from the activity of accounts that come through its link. That doesn’t turn a tool, a scenario or an explanation into a guarantee of profit.

With the broker, separate from your Tálamo account. Custody, access and withdrawals depend on the entity you sign up with.

With one specific question: sizing a position, understanding a pattern or checking an instrument. From the result, you take the question to Copilot without repeating the context.

Each scenario publishes its levels, its context and its status. Check the date, the instrument and the method. The metrics and the history separate the plan from what happened next.

A reading of an account’s equity curve and drawdown, built from the history a read-only connection syncs. The per-instrument breakdown uses a sample and needs full access.

Yes. You can publish a report and share its link. First, check which data is visible and whether to hide amounts. The report describes the history; it doesn’t certify future results.

It depends on availability and on each option’s terms. Before you authorize trades on your account, check permissions, costs and limits. Past results don’t guarantee profits.

No. A calculation, a scenario or an explanation helps you review information. They don’t remove market uncertainty, costs or the risk of losing.

Yes. The public resources help you learn and test assumptions with hypothetical data. Explore them before you decide whether you need an account.

Yes, it runs in the browser. On your phone you can look up references and calculations. A large screen gives you more room for the chart next to the conversation.