You don't need to know how the engine thinks to use it well. You need to know how to read what it says. This page covers exactly that: what a signal looks like, what each element means, and how a session unfolds.
Long or short, marked on the chart at the exact price where the engine acted. Green points up, red points down. There is no "maybe".
The price where the position opened. On the live terminal it appears the second the engine fires, not minutes later.
The line where the trade is wrong and ends. It goes into the market together with the entry, so the worst case is capped from second one.
The line where the trade takes its profit. Between stop and target there is nothing to decide; one of them closes the day.
Each engine builds its read of the session as its market approaches its key window. On the live terminal you'll see the zones it is watching take shape on the chart.
If its conditions line up, the engine acts and the full signal appears: direction, entry, stop, target. If they don't, it stands down. A day without a signal is the engine working, not failing.
Target or stop ends the trade, the engine goes flat and the signal is archived with its outcome. No overnight positions, no open loops.
There is no scenario where the engine holds a position without its stop in the market. None.
Every session ends flat. Whatever happens in Asia while you sleep is not your problem.
The engine doesn't re-enter to "make it back" and doesn't stack trades out of boredom. When its work is done, it stops.
Open the live terminal and watch a real session unfold exactly as described here.
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