Prediction for next AUS200 Session: SHORT @ 65% Signal Strength

Prediction for next AUS200 Session: NEUTRAL

Prediction for next AUS200 Session: NEUTRAL

Prediction for next AUS200 Session: NEUTRAL

Prediction for next AUS200 Session: NEUTRAL, bias to short

Result for last trade:+10 pips (+0.37%)

Result for last trade:-10 pips (-0.47%) Prediction for next AUS200 Session: SHORT @ 75% Signal Strength

Result for last trade:+2.5 pips (+0.11%) Prediction for next AUS200 Session: SHORT @ 100% Signal Strength

Result for last trade:-30 pips (-1.35%) Prediction for next AUS200 Session: LONG @ 100% Signal Strength

Result for last trade:-23 pips (-1.01%) Prediction for next AUS200 Session: LONG @ 100% Signal Strength

Yeah I might get more street cred with it, but if people are not convinced by real-time free signals, I cant help them ;-) Prediction for next AUS200 Session: LONG @ 100% Signal Strength

Prediction for next AUS200 Session: LONG @ 100% Signal Strength

@sakiskun: This was already discussed in the old thread url

Result for last trade:+7.5 pips (+0.32%)

Prediction for next AUS200 Session: LONG @ 100% Signal Strength

Result for last trade:+20 pips (+0.90%)

Prediction for next AUS200 Session: LONG @ 100% Signal Strength

Result for last trade:+33 pips (+0.49%)

Hello, yes it is consistent with backtesting Prediction for next AUS200 Session: LONG @ 40% Signal Strength

Quick explanation: Data the algo generated to trade on does show some high deviation/variance/"noise"/howeveryoumaycallit, so the AI decides not to trade in these uncertain enviroment. So, to avoid pushing the thread for nothing, I will not post ...