Questions

A market analysis platform. It finds trading setups across five horizons, rechecks them against current evidence, evaluates whether your account may take them and at what size, and produces an execution preview. It is a decision-support tool, not a broker.

No. The workflow ends at an execution preview — a description of what an order would be. No broker order is sent, and there is no control anywhere in the product that would send one.

Re-reading the market evidence at the moment you consider acting, rather than showing you the setup as it was when it was found. The result is Valid, Changed, Invalid or Failed.

The evidence moved since discovery. The current state replaces the old one. RayTrading does not quietly carry forward a setup that no longer describes the market.

A property of the setup itself — the same for everyone looking at it, because it describes the analysis rather than the viewer.

A decision about your specific account: whether it may take this setup and at what size. Two people looking at the same opportunity can get different answers.

A ranking of setups against each other under the platform's analysis. It is an ordering, not a probability.

No. It is not a probability of anything. Treating a ranking as a likelihood is a mistake the product is deliberately worded to avoid.

A hypothetical record of what a decision would have led to. No broker order was ever sent.

A simulated account with simulated funds. Useful for learning the workflow; simulation differs from live execution in ways that matter.

No. It makes no claim about returns, win rates or performance, and publishes none — because no qualified evidence for such claims exists.

The mobile application is engineering-complete and in release preparation. It is not yet published to either store.

The platform has an adapter architecture for broker connectivity. What is available today is a development and simulation adapter; no live broker execution is offered.

Short-lived rotating sessions, optional multi-factor authentication, credentials in cookies the browser cannot read, encrypted device storage on mobile, workspace isolation enforced on every request, and append-only audit records.

Yes, as an analysis component. It contributes to interpreting evidence.

No. AI does not decide risk, does not size positions and does not touch execution. Those are deterministic and server-side, separated from analysis by design.

Hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and long-term. Horizons describe how analysis is framed; they are not a claim that each one has a validated strategy.

Yes. Account deletion is available from your account settings once signed in. It ends access, removes your personal data, and keeps only the records the platform's documented retention policy requires.