The same analysis engine, three levels of AI delegation
From "signals only, no orders" to "automatic execution of confirmed signals", you can run just one mode or move up step by step. Control always stays on your side.
Mode signaux
The bot analyzes the markets itself and sends a signal as soon as it spots an entry or exit; no orders, no account access — you decide whether to follow.
- A signal is only sent after several timeframes confirm, which filters out most of the noise
- Every signal spells out the reasoning and the key levels
- No API authorization needed: the lightest way to start
Best for: those who want to judge signal quality first, without handing over execution yet.
Automated management
Once your trading account is authorized, every confirmed signal triggers the order, stop-loss included.
- Order and stop-loss go out together: the stop can't be forgotten
- Per-order size, maximum cumulative loss, instrument allowlist: everything can be capped
- Only market data and order placement are authorized, with no fund transfers
- Authorization revocable at any time from the platform; order submission stops immediately
Best for: those who trust the signals but lack execution discipline. Start with small amounts.
AI strategy review
Every signal is put back into the market context of the moment, to learn in which conditions it is most reliable.
- Everything is traced signal by signal: content, time sent, what happened next
- Breakdown by market type: in which market conditions the signals lose reliability
- Comparison between parameter versions: the effect of every change is visible
Best for: those who have run it for a while and want to check how reliable the signals are.
Who this tool can serve — and who it does nothing for
Being upfront about who the tool doesn't fit saves more time than ten more arguments. If your situation is in the right column, it probably isn't for you.
Likely a fit
You buy into the signal logic; your weak spot is mainly inconsistent execution
- You understand the proposed entries and the reasoning behind them
- Your main problem: missed entries, hesitation, changing your mind in the heat of the moment
- You're willing to spend time setting every risk parameter
- You accept that automated trading carries a risk of loss too
Likely not a fit
Be careful in these cases: the tool doesn't meet these expectations
- Expecting continuous, steady profits from a tool
- Refusing stop-losses and loss caps, wanting to trade without limits
- Having no criteria of your own and wanting to be guided at every step
- Using money you'll need in the short term
Judge the signals first, then decide how much execution to delegate
Let it run in signals mode for a while first: see whether you understand its readings and agree with them; then set every risk parameter together, one by one.
Step 1 · Watch the signals
Turn on signals mode only: look at the entries it proposes on the instruments you follow, and whether the reasoning holds up.
Step 2 · Set the limits
Per-order size, maximum loss, number of circuit-breaker trips: calculate the worst case first.
Step 3 · Start with a small amount
Start from the smallest amount: first confirm the execution matches what you expect, before considering more.
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