AI Featured Ideas
AI Featured Ideas is an assistive layer that helps you spot potential trade scenarios across Forex, Commodities, Stocks, ETFs, Indices and Crypto. It does this by looking at how structure, directional bias, sentiment and events line up — then highlighting opportunities that deserve a closer look. You stay in control of execution and risk; the AI is there to focus your attention, not replace your judgment.
From raw analytics to candidate trade ideas
- Identifies where price sits relative to important levels and recent structure.
- Checks the directional bias and whether it’s supportive of the scenario.
- Considers sentiment and event context to avoid obviously conflicted setups.
- Surfaces candidate long or short ideas with brief reasoning and key parameters.
You stay in charge of what actually gets traded
AI Featured Ideas is intentionally framed as a decision-support tool, not a “signal service”. Each idea provides enough context for you to accept, modify or ignore it. The goal is to reduce the time you spend searching for situations worth analyzing, while maintaining full control over risk, sizing and final execution decisions.
Example elements of an AI Featured Idea
- Instrument (e.g., EUR/USD, Gold, NASDAQ index, BTC/USD).
- Suggested direction (long/short) and basic rationale.
- Key levels: potential entry zone, stop region and target region.
- Context: notes on structure, bias, sentiment and nearby events.
Tuning AI ideas to fit your style
Different traders and desks have different preferences. AI Featured Ideas can be shaped around your own criteria, such as:
- Minimum risk–reward thresholds you’re willing to consider.
- Preferred timeframes and holding periods.
- Whether to include or exclude ideas around major events.
- Focus lists for particular sectors, indices or currency groups.
Clear positioning vs. “signals”
AI Featured Ideas are deliberately framed as suggestions and starting points, not as guaranteed calls to action. This clarity makes it easier to integrate the feature into responsible trading environments — including prop desks, brokers and education programs — where transparency and disciplined risk practices matter just as much as finding opportunities.