HyperFX fetches current OHLCV after you choose the market and timeframe, evaluates multi-timeframe structure, and returns LONG, SHORT or NO TRADE. The explanation shows the evidence; code-based checks validate direction, levels and risk/reward. It cannot know future order flow and is not a guaranteed signal.
Created from deterministic market calculations and editorial review. AI may summarize evidence but cannot invent prices, levels or results.
Primary-source policy: exchange data and documentation, broker contract terms, and official regulator or market-education materials.
Change history: first published 13 Aug 2026; expanded 26 Aug; topic and methodology review 28 Aug 2026.Read the full methodology →What to remember
- Current OHLCV is the source of truth.
- Confidence describes evidence quality, not profit probability.
- Risk/reward is recomputed from entry, stop and target.
- NO TRADE is a valid professional result.
From a market selection to a structured plan
Choose an instrument and timeframe. HyperFX loads current candles and higher-timeframe context, then evaluates trend, range, volatility, momentum, volume and available market evidence.
The result follows one fixed contract: direction, entry logic, stop, targets, invalidation, confidence and freshness. Code rejects inconsistent levels instead of trusting generated arithmetic.
- Current market identity and timeframe
- Multi-timeframe structure and key zones
- Conditional entry, stop and targets
- Code-checked risk math and freshness
What makes the result trustworthy
A usable result needs enough fresh candles, a verified market identity and consistent prices. If the market provider is unavailable or the structure does not support a coherent plan, HyperFX does not invent missing levels.
The displayed chart, timestamp and data-state labels let you distinguish live evidence from a temporary gap. Run a new analysis after a material price move rather than reusing old levels.
If market evidence cannot be verified, HyperFX pauses the run and does not charge it. NO TRADE is shown only after verified data passes the quality gate.
Confidence, scenarios and failure modes
A confidence score is not a historical win rate. It summarizes coherence and coverage of the current evidence. News, gaps, liquidity changes and future order flow remain unknowable.
Read the counter-scenario and invalidation before the target. A useful analysis tells you when not to act, not only what could happen.
- Check timestamp and live price
- Read the counter-scenario
- Locate invalidation before target
- Choose maximum risk before considering upside