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AI Signals

Welcome to the AI Signals feature on your dashboard! This powerful tool leverages Artificial Intelligence to generate potential trading signals based on various models and strategies. Use this guide to understand how to request signals, interpret them, and manage the AI models.

Note: This feature is available exclusively to AI Suite subscribers. You can subscribe on the Dashboard by clicking on any AI Suite feature.

How it Works:

  1. Select a Model: Choose from pre-built strategy models (like Trend Following or Smart Money Concepts) or create your own custom model defining specific trading concepts, strategies, and risk management rules.

  2. Request a Signal: Pick your trading pair and tell the AI which model to use.

  3. Receive Signal: The AI analyzes the market based on your chosen model and provides a potential trade signal, including:

    • Buy/Sell Direction

    • Suggested Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP) levels

    • The mainly analyzed timeframe

    • An estimated Probability of Success

    • A detailed Explanation of the AI's reasoning.

You can even create highly personalized models, specifying exact entry triggers, risk parameters, and the concepts the AI should focus on.

1. Requesting an AI Signal

This is the core function where you ask the AI for a trading idea.

Steps:

  1. Navigate to Signals: Go to the Signals section in the main menu and select Request a Signal.

  2. Choose Pair: Select the trading instrument you are interested in (e.g., XAUUSD, BTCUSD, EURUSD, GBPUSD, NDX).

  3. Choose Model: Select which AI Model the system should use to generate the signal. These are models you have saved under "My Models" (see section 3). You must first duplicate an already made Model made by us or create your own Model before being able to Request a Signal. Examples include:

    • Adaptive Range & Reversal Trader

    • Dynamic Trend Follower

    • Smart Money Concepts

    • (Any other models you have created or duplicated)

  4. Force Signal (Optional):

    • No: The AI will only provide a signal if the current market conditions strictly meet the rules and criteria defined within the selected Model. If conditions aren't met, no signal will be generated.

    • Yes: The AI will attempt to provide the best possible signal based on the selected Model's general principles, even if the conditions don't perfectly align with the strict strategy rules. Signals generated this way will be marked as "FORCED SIGNAL".

  5. Click "GET SIGNAL": The system will process your request.

  6. Daily Limit: Note the counter (e.g., 12/50 Daily Limit) showing how many signals you can request per day.

2. Understanding the Generated Signal

Once the AI generates a signal, you will see the following information:

  • Pair: The instrument the signal is for (e.g., XAUUSD).

  • Generated Time: The exact date and time the signal was created.

  • Signal Direction: BUY or SELL.

  • Stop Loss (SL): The suggested price level to place your stop loss order to manage risk.

  • Take Profit (TP): The suggested price level to place your take profit order.

  • Timeframe: The primary chart timeframe the AI used for its analysis (e.g., M15).

  • Forced Signal: Simply states FORCED SIGNAL if applicable depending on the option you selected during the request.

  • Probability of Success: An estimated likelihood (percentage) of the trade reaching the Take Profit level before the Stop Loss, based on the AI's analysis.

  • Signal Explanation by AI: This is a crucial section where the AI explains its reasoning for the signal. It details the concepts, price action, and model rules it considered (e.g., higher timeframe bias, discount zones, Points of Interest (POI), Change of Character (CHoCH), risk-reward ratio). Read this carefully to understand the context.

  • Disclaimer: Crucially, remember: "This information is for informative & educational purposes only. This is not financial advice." All trading involves risk, and AI signals are tools to aid analysis, not guarantees of profit.

3. Working with AI Models

Models define the strategy, concepts, and parameters the AI uses to find signals.

  • Navigate to Models: Access this section from the main menu.

  • My Models:

    • This is your personal library of AI Models.

    • You can Edit existing models, Duplicate them (useful for creating variations), or use them to request signals.

    • Your private models (like Adaptive Range & Reversal Trader, Dynamic Trend Follower, etc.) are listed here.

  • Community Models: (When available) Browse models shared by other users.

  • Create a New Model: Build your own custom AI model (see section 4).

  • Models by FundedEA (Pre-made Templates):

    • These are ready-to-use models created by FundedEA, based on popular trading strategies.

    • Smart Money Concepts: Uses SMC/ICT principles (Order Blocks, FVGs, Liquidity Sweeps) to identify institutional order flow.

    • Dynamic Trend Follower: Focuses on trading with the dominant trend, entering on pullbacks to key levels using price action confirmation.

    • Adaptive Range & Reversal: Identifies support/resistance or ranges, looking for reversal signals near these boundaries.

    • You can use these directly by clicking Duplicate to Your Models to copy them to your library, allowing you to use or edit them later.

4. Creating a New AI Model

Customize the AI's analysis by creating your own model.

  1. Navigate: Go to Models -> Create a New Model.

  2. Basic Information:

    • Name: Give your model a unique, descriptive name.

    • Description: Briefly explain the model's strategy or purpose.

  3. Signal Type:

    • Instant: The AI will look for a trade idea that can potentially be executed immediately.

    • Pending: The AI will look for setups where a Stop or Limit order could be placed at a specific future price level.

  4. AI Knowledge: This is the core of your custom model. Define precisely how the AI should analyze the market:

    • Trading Concepts: Specify the foundational concepts the AI should recognize and use.

      • Instructions: Give the AI specific trading concepts to look for (e.g., Smart Money Concepts, ICT Concepts, Fair Value Gaps, support and resistance, Order Blocks, liquidity pools). Be clear about the building blocks of your strategy.

    • Strategy: Provide specific instructions on how and when the AI should decide to generate an entry signal, based on the concepts defined above.

      • Instructions: Detail the sequence of events or conditions that trigger an entry.

      • Example 1 (Specific): "You should provide an entry after there was a liquidity sweep on the M15 timeframe and price retraced into a M5 FVG." (This leads to fewer, more specific signals).

      • Example 2 (Flexible): "Based on the concepts provided above you need to provide me with the most accurate signal." (This gives the AI more flexibility and may result in more frequent signals, potentially requiring the "Force Signal" option less often).

    • Risk Management: Define how the AI should calculate Stop Loss (SL), Take Profit (TP), and Risk-to-Reward (RR).

      • Instructions: Be very specific about SL/TP placement rules.

      • Example: "The SL should be just above/below the last swing high/low and TP should be placed at 3:1 RR." or "You can even provide exact number of distance in pips for each SL and TP if you want a fixed approach." Accuracy here is key for meaningful SL/TP levels.

    • Main Entry Timeframe: Select the primary timeframe the AI should focus on for identifying the actual entry signals (M1, M5, M15, H1, H4, D1). This should align with your specified Strategy.

    • Candlestick Data: Specify how much historical time the AI should analyze on the selected timeframe(s). Important: This is based on time duration, not candle count. For example, 3 in the "X hours of M5" field means the AI analyzes the M5 candles from the last 3 hours (which is 36 candles). Provide enough data for context, but avoid excessive amounts which can reduce accuracy.

    • Privacy:

      • Private: Only you can see and use this model. (Soon you will be able to share your Models publicly too).

    • Click "CREATE MODEL": Your new, custom model will be saved under "My Models" and will be available for you to select when requesting signals.

Important Considerations

  • Educational Tool: AI Signals are designed for informational and educational purposes. They represent potential opportunities based on programmed logic but do not guarantee results.

  • Not Financial Advice: Never treat AI Signals as direct financial advice. Always conduct your own analysis and consider your risk tolerance before making any trading decisions.

  • Risk Management: Implementing proper risk management (like using stop losses and appropriate position sizing) is crucial, regardless of the signal source.

  • Dynamic Markets: Market conditions change rapidly. An AI signal generated at one moment might become less relevant later.

  • Model Limitations: Every model has strengths and weaknesses. Understand the logic behind the model you are using. A "Forced Signal" indicates the setup may be less ideal according to the model's strict rules.

We hope this guide helps you effectively utilize the AI Signals feature to enhance your trading analysis!

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