FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
If something below doesn't fully answer your question, reach out directly.
A TradingView alert fires when a pre-defined technical condition is met. That alert is only a trigger to evaluate — it doesn't decide anything. The Technical Analyst Agent, Cross Market, News Intelligence, and Macro Economist agents each analyze independently, the Chief Decision Agent weighs all of it, and the Risk Manager validates the trade plan before anything is finalized.
No. Raka Markets AI is signal-only. It never connects to a broker, never places a trade, and never clicks buy or sell — directly or indirectly, under any circumstance. Every signal is delivered for you to review and act on manually, entirely at your own discretion.
Ten markets today: EUR/USD, BTC/USD, Gold (XAU/USD), USD/JPY, USD/TRY, NASDAQ, S&P 500, ETH/USD, SOL/USD, and XRP/USD. See the Markets page for how each one is handled differently under the hood.
There's no fixed quota. The system evaluates on every relevant chart close and reports NO TRADE whenever conditions aren't strong enough — which is most of the time, by design. A quiet week is not a malfunction; it means the framework didn't find a setup worth your attention.
Yes. There are no long-term contracts on any plan. You can cancel at the end of your current billing period at any time.
Through a fixed sequence, not a black box: market condition checks, higher-timeframe context, execution-timeframe setup quality, indicator confirmation, then independent checks from Cross Market, News Intelligence, and Macro Economist. Only the Chief Decision Agent can output BUY, SELL, or NO TRADE — and it must not blindly follow any single input, including a strong technical setup, if another agent meaningfully disagrees.
NO TRADE is a correct, successful output — not a failure or a fallback. If conditions don't cleanly satisfy the framework's requirements, saying so honestly is the entire point of a disciplined system. Quality is preferred over quantity here, deliberately.
No, and treat anyone who does with real skepticism. Confidence scores describe how strongly a setup matches the internal framework — never a probability of profit. Trading involves real risk of loss; see our Risk Disclosure.
The Risk Manager is the one agent with binding veto power. Even if every other agent agrees on direction, the Risk Manager can still force NO TRADE if Stop Loss placement, Take Profit realism, or the minimum 2:1 risk/reward requirement isn't met.
Telegram today. Discord, mobile push, and email digests are on the roadmap but not built yet — see the roadmap section on the homepage for what's planned versus what's live.