Signals API

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The AI Metrics Signals API empowers traders and investors with AI-driven market analysis for informed decision-making. It offers extensive market coverage, utilizing advanced indicators like On-Balance Volume (OBV) Divergence to identify potential market movements and provide clear, actionable signals. Each signal includes a detailed trading plan with entry prices, profit targets, and stop-loss levels, helping users execute strategies with precision. Signals are ranked and categorized, making it easy to assess their quality and relevance quickly. With specific timeframes and insightful commentary included, this API is an essential tool for staying ahead of market trends and navigating the stock market with confidence.

Covered Markets

The API covers the US market (S&P 500), cryptocurrencies, and the major Forex pairs

Signal frequency

• Forex: Hourly (1h), 4-hourly (4h), and daily signals.
• Cryptocurrencies & US market (SP 500): Daily signals only.

Weekend signals

• Forex (1h and 4h): No signals are generated on weekends.
• Daily signals (all markets): Existing positions may remain open, but no new signals are generated.

Signal structure

Each signal provides a bracket with key trading details:

• Expected movement: The forecasted direction (e.g., Bearish).
• Bracket details:
• Direction: Buy or Sell.
• Entry price: The suggested price to enter the trade.
• Profit Taking: The level at which profits should be taken.
• Stop Loss: The level at which to exit to limit losses.
• Deadline: The time frame for the trade (e.g., 14 periods for hourly signals means 14 hours).

Deadline

The deadline is based on the signal frequency and can be set to 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, or
14 periods. For example:

• A 1-hour signal with a deadline of 14 periods means the deadline is 14 hours.
• A daily signal with a deadline of 7 periods means the deadline is 7 days.

Profit factor

Profit Factor is a performance metric that measures the ratio between gross profits and gross losses of a trading strategy. A profit factor greater than 1 indicates that the strategy generates more profits than losses. For example, a profit factor of 1.5 means that for every $1 lost, the strategy earns $1.50 in profit. This metric helps evaluate the overall efficiency of a trading system.

Documentation

1. AI Metrics API