precandle64 turns live news and price momentum into a Buy, Hold, or Sell call for each asset. Here's exactly what's behind that, and what it deliberately isn't.
What it is
A signal is automated analysis: recent articles about an asset are scored for sentiment, combined with recent price momentum, weighted so newer news counts more, and compared against a threshold. Every part of that math is visible — click "Why this signal?" on any asset page and you'll see the actual components, not a black box.
What it isn't
A signal is not a promise, not a probability of profit, and not personalized to your account, risk tolerance, or timeline. It's the same output whether you have $500 or $500,000 in your account.
The confidence score is easy to misread — it reflects how strongly the underlying data agrees with itself, not how likely the trade is to work out. A "high confidence" sell can still be wrong. A "low confidence" buy can still go fine.
A prompt to research, not a command
The most useful way to treat a signal is as the start of your own process, not the end of it: read why it fired, check a source article yourself, and decide. The next lesson walks through exactly how.