Automatically journal and analyse all your ThinkMarkets trades: automatic sync through MetaTrader 4 & 5, then stats, discipline and an AI coach. Read-only.
ThinkMarkets is a multi-asset broker present in Australia and the UK, covering forex, indices, metals and cryptocurrencies as CFDs. Its MetaTrader servers appear in the official MetaQuotes directory, so Tradoshi offers them directly when you connect.
| Type | MetaTrader broker |
|---|---|
| Markets | Forex, Indices, Metals, Crypto |
| MetaTrader servers | ThinkMarkets-… |
| Connection to Tradoshi | Auto-sync via MetaTrader 4 & 5 |
ThinkMarkets-Live), investor password.
No direct connection? Export a Report → HTML from MetaTrader's History tab and drop it into Tradoshi.
ThinkMarkets has no single server: it depends on the entity holding your account, and on whether it is live or demo. Here are the ones the MetaQuotes directory links to ThinkMarkets.
ThinkMarkets-LiveThinkMarkets-DemoThinkMarkets-Demo 2ThinkMarkets-Demo 3MetaQuotes directory read on 2026-07-15, not exhaustive. If yours is missing, copy the one from your terminal: Tradoshi accepts it as is.
Connected once, ThinkMarkets keeps an automated trading journal up to date, trade after trade.
What is the ThinkMarkets MetaTrader server name?
The one shown on your account line, in the MetaTrader Navigator. The live servers the MetaQuotes directory links to ThinkMarkets are named, for example, ThinkMarkets-Live, and a demo account connects to, for example, ThinkMarkets-Demo. If yours is not among them, copy the one from your terminal: Tradoshi accepts it as is.
Where do I create the investor password for my ThinkMarkets account?
In MetaTrader: Tools, then Options, Server tab, Change button. There you set an investor password, which can only read the account.
Can Tradoshi trade on my ThinkMarkets account?
No. Tradoshi connects with your investor password, which is read-only by design: it cannot open or close a position. It is encrypted on our side, and your trading password is never requested.