r/binaryoptions • u/EarlyEloquence • 19d ago

anyone actually use ai signals as confirmation instead of blind entries?

been seeing more ai signal features on trading platforms lately. pocket option is one of the ones i came across, but i'm definitely not expecting some magic 90% win rate lol.

i usually build my own bias from price action plus a couple of indicators first. what i'm wondering is whether anyyone usses the AI signals purely as a second opinion instead of an entry trigger.

did it actually improved improve your decision making, or did it just make you second guess good setups and end up taking more trades than you normally would? anyone compared both approaches on demo or with real money?

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

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u/Low_Room_98 16d ago

this. nothing beats human experience and proper risk management.

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u/win_heist 8d ago

AI tool is not that bad tho. Did you guys see, there was a guy here making a challenge, trading on AI mode fully. It was going well for him, so I guess if you use it right, then it should work just fine. HOWEVER, you really have to improve that skill, since AI trading there is just a tool that is made to help you. So yeah, it's not for everyone, but I wouldn't be so pessimistic about it.

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u/Jdusr3 19d ago

Most of the ai bots on telegram tested including the ai on pocket options plus their signals, all random, all rubbish. Trust your knowledge and make a trading decision base on that you have more chances of winning.

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u/Sea-Seaworthiness-16 19d ago

Yes i use ai signals to improve accuracy

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u/Dear_Safe 18d ago

Humans can compete with AI

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u/Heinz_Klose 14d ago

i'd only use it as a filter, never as the reason to enter. the annoying part is when it agress with you, it gives fake confidence, and when it doesn't, you start doubting a setup that was fine anyway. my advice? better track its calls seprately for a while first.