Amir FX Bot AI Pro

1. The orb (New signal, DOWN, Put). The direction of the read. UP in green is a call, DOWN in red is a put, and NO TRADE means the candle has no clear direction. The line under it repeats the strength.
2. The pair gauge (AUD/CHF, (OTC) • 4h). What was read: the pair, the market and the expiry. If it does not match the ticket you are about to place, the card is about a different trade.
3. Strength (75%, Solid). How firmly trend, momentum and volatility agree. It measures agreement, never the chance that the trade wins. The word sizes it: Strong from 85%, Solid from 70%, Weak below.
4. Time left (2:55:25). The countdown to the end of the trade, in hours, minutes and seconds on an expiry of an hour or more. At zero the card turns into Trade complete.
5. Stop bot. While a signal runs, Start bot becomes Stop bot. It cancels the signal on the app; it does nothing to a ticket you placed at your broker.

What this means for you: check the pair gauge before the direction. A clean read made for another pair or expiry is a read of another trade.

Status

Open 24/7Market closed

Status note

Weekend: use OTC

Broker

Pocket Optionunchanged

What it is. OTC market reads your broker’s own round-the-clock pairs, which trade at the weekend too, and the app opens on it. Live market reads the real cash-market pairs, which follow forex hours; while they trade, the status tile names the sessions open right now.

What switching it does. The pair list and the pair board are refilled from the other book. While the cash market is closed, Start bot on a live pair asks you to switch to OTC instead of inventing a read.

What this means for you: match this to the book your ticket fills on. A live-market read is the wrong instrument for a weekend OTC trade.

Brokers

9

Header line

AI Bot • your broker

What it is. The broker the read is made for. Brokers quote the same pair slightly differently, and their OTC books differ more.

What switching it does. Tap a name, or use the arrow keys and Enter. It stamps the header with that broker, swaps the OTC pairs to that broker’s own book, and decides whether your licence unlocks the fast expiries there.

What this means for you: change the broker whenever you change terminals. A read made for another broker’s quotes is a read of another market.

Expiry

4 hours1 minute

Alert

Get ready: take the trade in 12s

What it is. On an expiry under an hour, a trade should get the whole candle it was read for. So when less than half of the running candle is left, the app reads the next candle and the alert counts down to its open. Tap Got it and the orb keeps counting.

What happens next. At zero the alert and the orb switch to take the trade now, with the exit time, and the time-left dial starts. With more than half the candle left, or on an expiry of an hour or more, the alert says take the trade now straight away, for what is left of the running candle.

What this means for you: use the countdown to get your ticket ready, and place it on the open. Entering during the wait trades the old candle, which is not the one the alert read.

Rule

Takes reads of 70% and upTakes reads of 85% and up

AUD/CHF, 4h, DOWN 75%

New signalBelow your risk level

The read itself

DOWN, 75%unchanged

What it is. The lowest strength the app will act on. Low takes only reads of 85% and up, Moderate takes 70% and up, and High takes every clear UP or DOWN. It filters the engine’s reads; it never changes one.

What moving it does. The same candle gives the same read, so the 75% DOWN from step 1 is still 75% DOWN. Under Moderate it was a signal; under Low it falls short of 85%, and the alert says so instead of an entry. On the pair board, tiles under your level fade.

What this means for you: a lower risk level means fewer signals, not safer trades. Pick the level you will keep, and size every trade as if the read could be wrong.

Pairs read

0 of 1515 pairs, 14 with a clear direction

Strongest

CHF/JPY DOWN 93%

Button

Scan all pairsScan again

What it is. The board reads every pair in your list, one after another, for your broker, market and expiry. Each tile shows only a read it actually got: the arrow, the direction and the strength.

What it shows at the end. The strongest clear read is outlined and labelled strongest. Tiles under your risk level fade: here AUD/USD at 68% and LBP/USD at 65% sit under Moderate’s 70%. Tap a tile to make it the selected pair, then tap Start bot for its full card.

What this means for you: use the board when you have no pair in mind, then check that the pair you tap is one you are willing to trade.

Free on every broker

4h and 1d

With a licence

every chip from 5s to 2h

What it is. The fast expiries are the licensed half of the app. A licence is issued for your SignalBots account and the brokers you trade on.

What happens once it is active. Sign in, open the app, and the padlocks disappear for your broker. The Licensed to line shows your account instead of Not activated, and the expiry moves to 1m, the Amir FX default.

What this means for you: judge the app on the free expiries first. Run the 4h and 1d reads against your own results, and let that decide whether a licence is worth it.

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Expiry

(OTC) • 5 seconds

Time left

counting00:00, trade complete

What it is. The last state of a signal. Generate new signal reads the same pair and expiry again; Trade on new pair opens the pair list. The read also sits in Recent signals, the list of your own reads in this tab.

What it does not do. It never marks a read as a win or a loss. The app does not see your broker account, so it cannot know how your ticket closed.

What this means for you: compare each completed trade with your broker’s chart before the next one. That record, not a number on a banner, is how you judge a signal tool.