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Forex AI
Machine-learning trading signals for every major and cross pair plus key exotics. Dedicated models per timeframe (M15, H1, H4, D1) trained on millions of historical bars. Free to view, optional Pro tier for automation.
No forex signals at the moment across major and cross pairs
No active forex signals right now. Currency markets see lulls — our model only publishes setups with confidence ≥ 60% and risk:reward ≥ 1.5. Check back in 15 minutes.
Forex is the world's largest market — daily volume above 7 trillion dollars — and the deepest, most liquid playground for machine-learning models. Our LightGBM ensemble trades the seven MVP pairs (EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, USDCHF, AUDUSD, USDCAD, NZDUSD) plus a growing list of crosses and exotics. Each (pair, timeframe) combination has its own dedicated model, because the dynamics of EURUSD M15 share little with GBPJPY D1.
Signals incorporate 53 features per bar — price action, momentum (RSI, MACD), volatility (ATR, Bollinger), multi-timeframe context, session features (London / NY / Asian / Overlap), and volatility regime. The model emits a signal only when confidence ≥ 60% (intraday) or ≥ 55% (daily) and risk:reward ≥ 1.5. Anything below stays silent — we'd rather miss a setup than publish a bad one.
Forex pairs work around the clock from Sunday open to Friday close. Our models stay live through every session — including the volatile London-NY overlap when 70% of daily volume prints. Every signal is tracked from publication to closure on the Track Record page; we publish wins and losses both.
Click any pair to view its current AI signal, indicators, and full track record.
The world's most-traded pair — Euro vs US Dollar. Tight spreads, deep liquidity, the default first pair for most algorithmic strategies.
British Pound vs US Dollar ("Cable"). Higher volatility than EURUSD; sensitive to UK macro and Bank of England policy.
US Dollar vs Japanese Yen. Major carry-trade vehicle, tightly correlated with US Treasury yields and risk-on/off sentiment.
Australian Dollar vs US Dollar. Commodity-linked — correlates with iron ore prices and Chinese demand.
US Dollar vs Canadian Dollar. Oil-correlated due to Canada's energy exports; reacts to WTI moves.
New Zealand Dollar vs US Dollar. Dairy + Chinese demand exposure; smallest of the majors by volume.
US Dollar vs Swiss Franc. Traditional safe-haven flow — inverse correlation to risk appetite.
Common questions about AI-generated forex trade ideas.
All seven majors (EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, USDCHF, AUDUSD, USDCAD, NZDUSD) on launch, with crosses and exotics added as model accuracy passes our acceptance thresholds (Sharpe ≥ 1.0, win rate ≥ 50%, profit factor ≥ 1.3 on out-of-sample). Public catalog is at /signals/instruments.
Majors typically have tighter spreads, deeper liquidity, and less weekend gap risk. Our AI handles both — but spreads matter more on exotics (USDTRY, USDMXN) so risk:reward thresholds are stricter. The model adjusts confidence calibration per pair from out-of-sample validation.
Yes — our session-feature engineering encodes London / NY / Asian / Overlap as model inputs, so the same EURUSD M15 setup carries different confidence depending on session liquidity. The London-NY overlap (12:00–16:00 UTC) prints the highest volume; expect more signals there.
Indirectly — the risk:reward calculation uses your broker's pricing, not raw mid-market. For tight-spread brokers (1-2 pips on EURUSD) signals trigger more often; wide-spread brokers may see a signal expire short of entry. We publish signals at mid-market; you adjust execution to your broker's spread.
Yes — Pro tier includes the MT5 Signal Executor Bot. Subscribes to our WebSocket feed and opens positions automatically with your risk-per-trade percentage. Works with any MT5 broker. The bot respects your news-event filter and max-drawdown lock settings.