@Christopher Baum make sure it is the same account and your not signed in with Apple or Google or whatever on one but not the other. Phone is the easiest to do that on.

@Christopher Baum just delete the app data and start over

That is correct. Gold and others have been suspended on Apex and some prop forms since last week. Others that have been allowing gold limit the number of contracts.

Here's a search summary.. Yes, there appear to be significant issues with trading Gold (GC) and Micro Gold (MGC) futures, with reports indicating that some brokers have halted trading on these instruments. [1, 2, 3, 4] Based on information from early-to-mid February 2026, here is why your orders are likely being declined: - Trading Halts/Restrictions: Some platforms, such as Apex Trader Funding, reported a halt on GC and MGC across platforms like Rithmic and Tradovate. This restriction affected both simulated and performance accounts, preventing new trades. - Extreme Volatility and Liquidity Problems: The gold market has experienced "very violent price action," with a significant drop in open interest, signaling that liquidity has become an issue. - Major Price Correction: Following a period of record highs, gold underwent a sharp correction, with prices dropping significantly from their peaks. This extreme volatility often causes brokers to tighten risk controls, resulting in rejected orders. - Contract Expiration/Rollover: The February 2026 (GCG26) contracts are nearing their end, with last trade dates set for late February. Liquidity often shifts during these periods, which can cause execution issues for traders using older contracts. [1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8]

@Ryan Henris I thought the stop loss is a market order. Did that change?

Great question — and this is where most traders get confused. Let’s simplify it using the Superman model logic 👇 🔵 Short Answer: You use the daily chart (or higher timeframe) to determine the overall market direction…But you execute based on what the market is doing today on the lower timeframe. It’s not either/or. It’s both — in order. 🧠 How This Fits Into the Model Remember the 3 parts of your edge: 1️⃣ Long-Term Plan Area → Higher timeframe (daily / 4H)2️⃣ Short-Term Market Shift → Lower timeframe (15m / 5m)3️⃣ High Profit Factor → Controlled entries & exits 🔹 Step 1: Use the Daily Chart for Bias (Direction) The daily chart answers: - Are we in a bullish environment? - Are we in a bearish environment? - Are we near a major level? This gives you your probability bias. If the daily is clearly bullish and sitting in a long-term demand zone, your job is not to short aggressively that day. That would sabotage your edge. That’s your “where to look” component. 🔹 Step 2: Use Intraday Action for Timing Now zoom into the 15m or 5m chart. That’s where you answer: - Is there a short-term market shift? - Is there structure confirming my direction? - Is there momentum in my favor? This is your “when to enter” component. 🔥 Example Let’s say: - Daily chart is bullish - Price pulls into a daily demand area - On the 5m chart, you see a bullish market shift That’s alignment. If instead: - Daily is bullish - But intraday structure is breaking down aggressively You wait. Patience is part of the art of trading. 🚨 What You Don’t Want To Do ❌ Ignore the daily and just trade random intraday moves❌ Only look at daily and blindly enter without confirmation❌ Flip bias every 20 minutes That’s how traders lose consistency. 🎯 The Professional Way to Think About It Higher timeframe = Context Lower timeframe = Execution Daily tells you what side the big money is likely on. Intraday tells you when they’re stepping back in. That’s how you build edge. https://www.skool.com/investceo-with-kyle-henris-4723/classroom/1a746cdf?md=102e07fa8d42499e8e0a4aa46d86b2f1

@James Cole it is a swing point indicator you can add to Tradingview chart.