🔔Show Signals

Select your signal type based on trading style and market conditions.

Signal Display Options

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📊 Signal Types

📈 Normal + Smart

All Signals (Default)

Shows: Both trend and counter-trend signals

✅ Most opportunities ✅ Works all markets ✅ Best for learning ⚠️ More signals to filter

Use when: You want comprehensive coverage

🔄 Normal Only

Counter-Trend Signals

Shows: Reversal opportunities only

✅ Catch reversals ✅ Mean reversion ✅ Range trading ⚠️ Against trend risk

Use when: Markets are ranging or oversold/overbought

📉 Smart Only

Trend-Following Signals

Shows: With-trend signals only

✅ Higher probability ✅ Trend aligned ✅ Less noise ⚠️ Fewer signals

Use when: Strong trending markets

🎯 HL Sniper

Precision Entries

Shows: Possible reversal signals

✅ Minimal false signals ✅ Clean entries ✅ Sniping focused ⚠️ Many signals

Use when: You want to catch Highs and Lows

🤖 AI

Self-Optimizing ⭐

Shows: Adaptive AI signals

✅ Auto-adjusts ✅ Market adaptive ✅ No manual work ⚠️ Requires AI enabled

Use when: You want hands-off optimization

🎯🤖 AI Sniper

Advanced Precision 🎯

Shows: AI + Precision combined

✅ High accuracy ✅ Self-optimizing ✅ HL sniper optimized ⚠️ Many signals

Use when: Bottom and Top sniping accuracy is needed

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⚡ Quick Selection Guide

Your Style	Best Mode	Second Choice
Scalping	Normal + Smart	AI
Day Trading	AI	Smart Only
Swing Trading	HL Sniper	AI Sniper
Trend Following	Smart Only	AI
Mean Reversion	Normal Only	Normal + Smart
Hands-Off	AI	AI Sniper

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🎯 Market Conditions

Trending Markets

Best modes:

1. Smart Only

2. AI

3. AI Sniper

Why: Align with trend direction

Ranging Markets

Best modes:

1. Normal + Smart

2. Normal Only

3. AI (adapts)

Why: Catch both directions

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💡 Pro Tips

Getting Started? Start with Normal + Smart to learn signal patterns, then specialize based on what works for you.

Using AI Modes? Must enable 🧠 AI Optimization in settings first. AI modes won't work without it.

Quality vs Quantity More signals ≠ More profit. Sometimes fewer, higher-quality signals perform better.