How it works
Five steps, and then it stops
Nothing in the workflow places an order. The last step is a preview you read and confirm.
- 1OpportunityA setup the engine found, with a score, a horizon and a risk level.
- 2RecheckThe evidence is read again, now. Markets move between discovery and action.
- 3Account riskYour account is evaluated against the setup. Approved, limited, or refused.
- 4Position sizeThe size your account permits, decided on the server.
- 5Execution previewWhat an order would be — and where RayTrading stops.
- No broker order is sent.
No broker order is sent from this workflow. There is no button that would send one.
The difference that matters
A setup found this morning is a claim about this morning.
Markets move between the moment an opportunity is discovered and the moment somebody acts on it. Most tools show you the setup as it was. RayTrading reads the evidence again, at the moment you ask, and tells you which of four things is now true.
Valid
The evidence still supports the setup. It remains actionable.
Changed
The evidence moved. The current state replaces the old one — RayTrading never quietly reuses a stale setup.
Invalid
The setup no longer holds. It is shown as invalid rather than left looking actionable.
Failed
The recheck could not complete. Unknown is reported as unknown, never as valid.
Changed does not silently reuse the old setup. What is true now replaces what was true then.
Three answers, and one that is easy to get wrong
Approved
The account may take the requested size.
Approved with a limit
The account may take a smaller size than requested.
Refused
The account may not take this setup, with the reason given.
You asked for one size. Your account permits another. You will see both.