How to Read Forex Signals

A step-by-step guide — learn to read every part of a Sweetex AI forex signal in 5 steps.

Live Example

Here is a real signal from our engine — use it to follow along with the steps below. This is what you see on the Forex Signals page.

USD/JPYSELL70%
ModerateNew York · 2 TFs: 30M 15M

USD/JPY: moderate SELL signal with 2 timeframes confirming — New York session active, liquidity is high.

RSI 30M100.0

Bullish — above 50, upward momentum.

MACD 30Mbullish

MACD below signal line.

Stoch 30M100.0/100.0

Overbought.

Bollinger 30M87%

Near upper band.

RISK: MEDIUM — Reduced position (1-1.5% risk). The setup has merit but lacks full conviction. · Entry Enter on a rally to the nearest 15M/30M resistance level. Wait for a bearish candlestick pattern (shooting star, engulfing) at resistance before entering. Avoid selling into panic drops.

Step 1: Look at the pair and direction

USD/JPY — SELL at 70% confidence. SELL means the engine thinks the base currency is going down. You sell now, close later when the price is lower. Confidence of 70% — decent signal, 2-3 timeframes agree.

Step 2: Check the trend strength and confirming timeframes

Moderate trend, 2 timeframe(s) lining up: 30M, 15M. More timeframes pointing the same way = the trend is real, not a fluke.

Step 3: Read the indicator breakdown

We pull RSI, MACD, Stochastic, and Bollinger Bands from the 30M chart — the timeframe where the signal is clearest. RSI 100.0 — buyers are in control, momentum is up. MACD line is bullish the signal line — trend is flat or down. Stochastic 100.0/100.0 — overbought. In a strong trend, this can stay overbought for a while — do not blindly fade it. Bollinger Bands at 87% — price is near the top of the band, stretched.

Step 4: Consider the trading session

Liquidity changes depending on which session is open. Right now is the New York session. New York brings high volume, especially when London is still open too — that overlap is the most active period of the day. NY-London overlap is prime time for trend-following. Enter on the first pullback after a data-driven move. Avoid holding through major data releases unless you have a strong conviction — use wider stops. Tuesday-Thursday are the most reliable days.

Step 5: Apply the trade plan

Risk level: MEDIUM. Reduced position (1-1.5% risk). The setup has merit but lacks full conviction.. Entry Enter on a rally to the nearest 15M/30M resistance level. Wait for a bearish candlestick pattern (shooting star, engulfing) at resistance before entering. Avoid selling into panic drops.. Stop at Place stop beyond the recent swing high/low. For a SELL: stop above the prior 4H swing high (~165.70000 is the 24h high).. Target Target the next support level. Scale out: 50% at first target, trail the remainder with a moving stop.. Always set a stop-loss — if it gets hit, the trade was wrong, move on. Try to get at least 2:1 on your target vs your stop — risk 30 pips to make 60. If some timeframes are disagreeing, go smaller.

Putting It All Together

After going through all 5 steps, you should have a clear picture. A SELL signal with high confidence means the indicators point down — you would enter a short position with the stop-loss and take-profit from step 5. If confidence is lower or some timeframes disagree, reduce your size or wait for a clearer signal.

Ready to try it? Pick any pair on the forex signals page — the same 5-step approach applies to all of them.