This guide explains how AI trading signals for the DAX, S&P 500, Dow Jones and NASDAQ 100 are calculated, sent by email and potentially implemented using a suitable trading instrument.
Stock indices combine the price movements of many companies. The DAX and US indices may react differently to economic data, central-bank policy, trading hours and sector developments.
The model processes daily OHLCV market data: Open, High, Low, Close and Volume. It calculates technical features from these observations and evaluates them using machine-learning methods.
The documented 5-indicator system includes:
The model applies a combination of these features to historical market behavior to estimate a possible daily direction. No single indicator is by itself a buy or sell instruction.
Walk-forward: In the documented historical process, each daily calculation uses only data that would have been available by that day. This is designed to avoid accidental use of future information (look-ahead bias).
No repaint: Once published and stored, a signal is not retrospectively changed. A new daily analysis can point in another direction, but it does not rewrite earlier published signals.
These features support transparency; neither guarantees future forecast accuracy or profits.
Signals are sent via email and Telegram. A new message may specify an entry level, which you should compare with your broker's current tradable price. Daily updates are also sent when no new signal is generated.
The following cases refer to the entry price specified in the received BUY or SELL signal. They do not imply that an instrument will always be available for trading when you read the message.
DAX example: A BUY email specifies an index entry at 20,000 points. The referenced index currently stands at 19,950. A buy stop at 20,000 makes sense only if your tradable instrument uses the same price basis; a CFD or future may require an adjustment or price comparison.
S&P 500 SELL example: The specified entry is 6,100 points and the reference index currently stands at 6,150. A sell stop at 6,100 assumes a matching price basis for the instrument being traded.
Important: A stop-entry order is triggered when its condition is met, but the actual execution price may differ due to spreads, gaps and slippage. Set your own expiry rule for pending orders, for example when an opposing signal arrives or a predefined deadline passes.
How a new signal is handled depends on your selected strategy:
Example: You are short after the previous signal and a new BUY message arrives. Under a long/short strategy, you close the short and plan a possible long entry using the new BUY level. Under a short-only strategy, you simply close the short.
According to the service FAQ, the signals do not include a personalized stop loss or take profit. These depend on your trading instrument, account size, volatility and risk tolerance.
Risk-budget example: With an account worth €10,000 and planned risk of 1%, the nominal risk budget is €100 per trade. Calculate the appropriate units or lots using the stop distance and the actual monetary value of each price or pip movement for the specific instrument. Fees, slippage and gaps can increase realized losses.
Signals use daily market data rather than an intraday scalping approach. A signal direction may remain active for several days or weeks. Daily messages do not necessarily mean daily new trades.
Forecast Rate and Trade WinRate are not identical. Historical metrics depend on the period, execution model, fees and risk assumptions and do not guarantee future performance.
No. Daily email and Telegram updates are sent, but a new BUY or SELL signal is generated only when the market setup qualifies. The overview also includes a review of the last 90 days.
Check your spam folder and add the sender to your trusted-sender list. Contact email support if the problem persists.
No. The index level is a benchmark; you trade a specific product such as a future, CFD or ETF. The product can differ in price, expiry and risk from the benchmark.
No. The chosen access period is paid for once. Signal delivery ends on expiry; purchasing a new period is optional.
Risk Disclosure: Index CFDs and futures may be leveraged; gaps, volatility and correlated moves in multiple indices can increase losses. AI signals provide general market information, not personalized investment advice or a promise of profit. Always establish a risk budget before trading.
