How myMarketAnalyst.ai works
You choose an asset class, spend a few tokens to refresh it, and the app combines price-based trend rules with an AI-written summary to show each instrument's hourly, daily and weekly trend, support and resistance, momentum and a BUY, SELL or HOLD call — alongside risk tools that help you size and limit the trade.
What do you see on the dashboard?
- Intermarket overview — a risk-on / risk-off regime label, a 0–100 sentiment score and directional biases for the dollar, yields, equities, gold and oil.
- Geopolitical pulse — an AI briefing on events that may affect markets.
- Asset-class tables — forex majors (Pro adds minors and crosses), stock indices, commodities, bonds and crypto.
- Economic calendar — upcoming macro events with impact levels and forecast ranges; Pro shows conflict warnings when an event could affect a pair's call.
- Risk page — position sizer, drawdown tracker and optional MyFxBook account sync.
How is a BUY, SELL or HOLD call produced?
- Recent hourly, daily and weekly price candles are fetched for each instrument.
- Each timeframe is classified up, down or sideways using moving-average position and slope rules.
- A daily slow stochastic (14,3,3) classifies momentum as overbought, oversold or neutral.
- A BUY or SELL comes from one of two paths: (a) weekly and daily trends agree and the hourly chart confirms the same direction, or (b) hourly and daily trends agree and the hourly stochastic breaks up through 20 (BUY) or down through 80 (SELL) — this momentum trigger takes precedence when it fires. Otherwise the action is WAIT; HOLD may appear where no price data is available and the AI read is used.
- An AI model writes the summary and notes using a capital-preservation risk doctrine.
Full detail and limits are on the methodology page.
What do tokens pay for?
Refreshing an analysis runs data fetches and AI calls, so each refresh costs tokens (for example 5 tokens for one asset class). New accounts start with 100 tokens; Pro plans include a monthly allowance. See pricing. Nothing refreshes automatically when you simply visit the site.
Why does every result show a time?
Markets move constantly. Each analysis shows when it was generated so you can judge whether it is still relevant. The public homepage only shows symbols from analyses generated in the last 24 hours.
Is this financial advice?
No. It is research and education tooling. Calls can be wrong, late or based on incomplete data. Read the limitations and new to the concept? Start with what is intermarket analysis.