YoForex AI Documentation
YoForex AI User Manual & Analysis Workflow
This manual covers the YoForex AI chart-analysis dashboard. Prepare a chart, request an AI interpretation, and verify its reasoning before making a decision. Private EA and Dynamic Hedger have separate MT5 setup instructions.
Direct answer
What should an AI forex analysis request include?
Include the exact symbol, timeframe, chart capture date and time zone, broker quote context, visible price scale, and one question. Ask the model to distinguish visible evidence from assumptions, state invalidation conditions, and identify unreadable or missing information. Check each quoted level against the original chart, then recheck current prices before making a decision.
The dashboard interprets the chart you provide; a screenshot is not a live price feed. A response can become stale when price, spread, or market information changes. It does not place a trade through MT5. You remain responsible for execution, position sizing, margin checks, and the decision to take no trade. AI outputs can contain mistakes and cannot guarantee profits.
Read the complete AI forex chart analysis guide| Input | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Symbol and broker | Symbol names, prices, spreads, and contract details can differ between brokers. |
| Timeframe and capture time | Include date, time zone, and candle status so the response can be matched to the chart you actually reviewed. |
| Readable chart | Price scale, candles, indicators, and marked levels need enough context to inspect. |
| Specific question | A defined task produces an answer that can be checked against the chart. |
| Invalidation request | Ask what would make the scenario no longer apply, and verify that the answer gives a checkable condition. |
Quick Reference
- Prepare a readable chart and a specific question.
- Review model reasoning and suggested levels.
- Test the workflow on demo and record outcomes.
1. Prepare the Chart
Define one question and preserve the input that the model will see.
- Keep the symbol, timeframe, price scale, and indicator names readable
- Record capture date, time, time zone, broker, and whether the final candle is still forming
- Remove account numbers and other personal details before uploading the chart
2. Choose an Analysis
Check available models and the credit allowance in your current plan.
- Choose an available AI model and provide your chart context
- Describe the strategy, relevant levels, and conditions you want reviewed
- If using model comparison, keep inputs consistent across models
3. Review the Output
Accept a scenario for further review only when its chart claims can be checked.
- Check every quoted price and direction against the original chart; reject invented or unreadable levels
- Identify assumptions, missing context, and what would invalidate the idea
- A model confidence score or agreement between models is not a verified probability of success
4. Validate Before Trading
Use a demo account to learn the workflow and keep responsibility for execution.
- Recheck current prices, spread, fees, and scheduled events; an old screenshot cannot supply a live quote
- Decide whether any proposed position fits your risk limits, including the choice to take no trade
- Record every reviewed case, including rejected ideas, losses, costs, and missing information
Best Practices
Keep the original chart and AI response with your own trading records. Separate demo results from live results, include costs, and avoid sharing passwords or API secrets in prompts or screenshots.
Reviewable evidence
Minimum analysis record
Save the input and response so another review can check the same chart claims. A repeated prompt may produce a different answer. Define the review time before seeing the outcome, keep rejected ideas as well as accepted ones, and separate demo from live observations. These fields are a recording method, not published product-test results; do not infer accuracy or returns from this manual.
| Record | What to save |
|---|---|
| Input | Redacted original chart, capture date/time/time zone, symbol, timeframe, broker context, and exact prompt |
| Output | Model name, response time, full response, quoted levels, assumptions, and stated invalidation conditions |
| Decision | What you accepted or rejected, whether you took no trade, and the reason for the decision |
| Execution | Demo or live status, actual fill, position size, spread, commission, financing, and exit |
| Review | Predefined review time, later outcome, adverse movement observed, mistakes, missing context, and workflow changes |
Practice workflow
Progress at a pace that lets you inspect the workflow. There is no promised time to profitability.
First session
- • Read the platform workflow
- • Prepare one redacted example chart
- • Ask one specific analysis question
Demo practice
- • Review several comparable examples
- • Compare model reasoning with the same input
- • Record decisions, costs, and results
Ongoing review
- • Assess losses and gains after costs
- • Identify assumptions that failed
- • Update the checklist before any live use