Master Trading Signals

What Are Trading Signals?

Trading signals are expert recommendations generated by our AI that tell you when to enter and exit trades. Each signal includes:

• Currency Pair: The forex pair to trade (e.g., EUR/USD, GBP/JPY)
• Direction: Whether to BUY or SELL
• Entry Price: The exact price level to enter the trade
• Stop Loss (SL): The price where you should exit if the trade goes against you
• Take Profit (TP): The target price where you should take your profit
• Confidence Score: Our AI's confidence in this signal (75-100%)

Signal Components Explained

1. Currency Pair (EUR/USD): You're trading the Euro against the US Dollar
2. Direction (BUY): You expect EUR to strengthen against USD, so you're buying
3. Entry (1.0845): Open your trade when the price reaches or is near this level
4. Stop Loss (1.0825): If price falls to 1.0825, your broker will automatically close the trade to limit your loss to 20 pips
5. Take Profit (1.0895): If price rises to 1.0895, your broker will automatically close the trade and you profit 50 pips
6. Risk:Reward (1:2.5): You're risking 20 pips to potentially gain 50 pips - a favorable ratio

Understanding Pips

A pip (percentage in point) is the smallest price movement in forex trading:

• Standard Pairs (EUR/USD, GBP/USD): 1 pip = 0.0001 movement
• JPY Pairs (USD/JPY, EUR/JPY): 1 pip = 0.01 movement
• Gold (XAU/USD): 1 pip = 0.01 movement

The pip value in your currency depends on your lot size and broker settings.

Step-by-Step Trading Process

1. Create a Trading Account: Open a free account with our recommended broker Exness. No minimum deposit required, instant verification, and demo account available for practice.
2. Receive the Signal: Check your email or SMS for the latest signal from Auralis AI
3. Open Your Trading Platform: Log in to your broker's platform (MetaTrader 4/5, cTrader, or web platform)
4. Find the Currency Pair: Search for the exact pair mentioned in the signal (e.g., EUR/USD)
5. Check Current Price: Compare current market price to the entry price in the signal
6. Place Market or Pending Order:
   • If current price is within 5-10 pips of entry: Place a market order
   • If price is far from entry: Place a pending order (Buy Limit/Sell Limit) at the entry price
7. Set Stop Loss: Enter the exact SL price from the signal - this is non-negotiable!
8. Set Take Profit: Enter the exact TP price from the signal
9. Calculate Position Size: Use only 1-2% of your account balance for this trade
10. Confirm the Trade: Double-check all values before clicking "Place Order"
11. Monitor (Optional): Your SL and TP will automatically manage the trade, but you can monitor progress

The Golden Rules

1. Never Risk More Than 2% Per Trade: If you have $1,000, risk only $20 per trade maximum
2. Always Use Stop Loss: NEVER enter a trade without setting the stop loss from our signal
3. Don't Move Stop Loss: Once set, don't move your SL further away hoping the trade will recover
4. Use Proper Position Sizing: Calculate your lot size based on the pip distance to SL and your risk percentage
5. Don't Over-Leverage: Use leverage wisely - higher leverage = higher risk of account wipeout
6. One Trade at a Time for Beginners: Don't open multiple signals simultaneously until you're experienced

Position Size Calculator

To calculate how much to trade:

Daily Trading Routine

1. Morning Check (Before Markets Open): Review economic calendar, check for major news
2. Receive Signal: Wait for email/SMS notification from Auralis AI
3. Analyze Signal: Read the signal carefully, understand the pair and direction
4. Prepare Trade: Calculate position size based on your risk tolerance
5. Execute Trade: Place order with proper SL and TP
6. Set and Forget: Let the trade run - don't micromanage
7. Evening Review: Log trade outcome, review what worked/didn't work

1. Moving or Removing Stop Loss

The Mistake: Trader sees price approaching their stop loss and moves it further away, hoping the trade will reverse.

Why It's Dangerous: This turns a small, controlled loss into a potentially massive loss. Your stop loss exists to protect your capital.

Solution: Trust the signal. If SL is hit, accept the loss and wait for the next signal.

2. Increasing Position Size After Losses

The Mistake: After 2-3 losing trades, trader doubles position size to "make back the losses faster".

Why It's Dangerous: This is revenge trading and can wipe out your entire account in one bad trade.

Solution: Stick to 1-2% risk per trade regardless of previous outcomes. Trading is a marathon, not a sprint.

3. Changing Signal Parameters

The Mistake: Trader thinks "I'll just adjust the take profit a bit higher" or "I'll enter 10 pips early".

Why It's Dangerous: Our signals are calculated with specific risk:reward ratios and technical levels. Changing them breaks the strategy.

Solution: Follow signals exactly. If you disagree, skip that signal entirely.

4. Over-Trading (FOMO)

The Mistake: Opening multiple trades at once or trading outside of received signals because "the market looks good".

Why It's Dangerous: Increases risk exposure beyond safe levels and often leads to emotional, unplanned trades.

Solution: Only trade the signals we provide. Quality over quantity.

5. Ignoring Market Conditions

The Mistake: Trading during major news releases or low-liquidity periods (Asian session for EUR/USD).

Why It's Dangerous: Extreme volatility can trigger stop losses unpredictably or cause slippage.

Solution: Check the economic calendar. Avoid trading 15 minutes before and after high-impact news (NFP, interest rate decisions, GDP).