Forex Automaton

Danica is an experimental free (payless but closed-source) ForexAutomaton day-scale forex forecasting system launched in late 2009. The forecasts are released daily, except Sunday, a few minutes after 9am Eastern Time,  and have 24 hour validity range. Use RSS to subscribe.

Performance figures of merit may include back-testing data, depending on the time interval for which such figures are quoted.

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Heidi is an experimental free (payless but closed source) predictive model with hourly frequency of updates. Heidi's initial announcement briefly outlines the "philosophy" behind it; system output is explained in a separate note. To avoid delays which are possible due to server-side caching (new URLs may be slow to appear in lists and menus), use RSS to subscribe to the forecasts.

Performance figures of merit may include back-testing data, depending on the time interval for which such figures are quoted.

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Demi is a day-scale EUR/USD trading system. Demi is our first system where the buy and sell signals, along with recommended capital allocations, are issued and a trading account is kept. Despite using data on the day time frame, the system is effectively intra-day as it uses 4 overlapping 24-hour long intervals and the trades are submitted at the close of such intervals, at 3am ET, 5am ET, 9am ET and 11am ET (these generally correspond to 9am, 11am, 3pm and 5pm CET). Each interval has its own independent portfolio associated with it, but the user should be able to place all trades from a single account since the system is low risk and never strains the margin requirements.

The system is highly selective. If you don't see any open positions listed, there aren't any. That's normal, check back later.

Performance figures of merit may include back-tested data, depending on the time period for which such figures are quoted.

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