Three automated specialist trading engines, one per market: Nasdaq, S&P and Gold. They run on our servers, and you watch everything they do in a live signal terminal in your browser, by market subscription.
Never. We don't take deposits, don't touch your account and don't have access to your funds. You watch the signals and decide what happens on your account, under your broker, in your custody.
Because depth beats breadth. Each engine is built for the behavior of its own market and tested against its own history; the Nasdaq flagship alone carries twenty years of data. A system that claims to master every market with one logic usually masters none.
Each engine's record lives on the performance page, and the live terminal archives every new signal with its outcome automatically. You can watch the records grow in real time before paying anything beyond the first month.
No. When an engine's conditions aren't there, it stands down. A silent day is discipline, not malfunction; forcing trades is how systems die.
A browser. That's the whole list.
Yes. Futures trading carries substantial risk and losing periods are part of any real system, including this one. Trade only capital you can afford to lose. We cap the damage per trade with a stop; we cannot abolish risk, and nobody can.
No. Algomyth provides software and information. Nothing on this site is investment advice or a recommendation tailored to you; decisions on your account are yours.