FVG+AI detects Fair Value Gaps on your NQ chart and sends each one to Claude for a GO, FADE, or NO-TRADE call — direction, entry, stop, and confidence — rendered on your chart within 5 seconds.
Claude reads RSI, volume divergence, structure, and volatility regime on every FVG before anything else is shown. Most gaps get sat out — but when a directional move looks exhausted rather than genuine, Claude doesn't just pass, it calls the reversal.
A FADE call isn't "no confirmation, so skip it" — that's still NO-TRADE. FADE requires genuine exhaustion evidence on the move that created the gap: RSI already past 70 or under 30, price already stretched away from VWAP against the gap's own direction, or price pinned within a few points of the recent range boundary with nowhere left to run. Only when that evidence is actually present does Claude call the reversal — entering near current price, targeting a fill back through the gap toward its CE midpoint, with a stop beyond the swing point that would prove the fade wrong.
On a GO, Claude also picks how aggressively to enter:
NO-TRADE is the default and fails safe: a CHOPPY market read, an oversized gap, or a missing price level all resolve to NO-TRADE rather than a guess.
FVG+AI doesn't only draw the FVG zone — every chart also shows the structural levels ICT/SMC traders already watch. These are context, not additional signals: Claude's GO/FADE/NO-TRADE call never depends on them, but they're there so you can see why an entry timing or a FADE call makes sense at that specific price.
FVG+AI never has API access to your broker. It cannot place, modify, or close a single order — it reads the chart, calls Claude, and shows you a recommendation. Every trade is still a decision you make and an order you type yourself.
No broker connection, no order placement, no position sizing, no stop management, no take-profit automation. Nothing about your account is ever visible to FVG+AI, and nothing about your orders is ever touched by it. This is advisory information only — not a recommendation to buy or sell any security or derivative, and not a substitute for your own judgment. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss.
Entry, stop, and target are our best suggestion based on everything available at the exact moment the FVG formed — a snapshot, not a live-managed position. Price keeps moving after that; the levels don't follow it. If you take the trade, managing it from there is entirely on you.
Your chart triggers on the same bar close as our server. By the time you'd normally be reaching for a calculator, Claude has already answered.
Trade gate, entry, stop, target, and full reasoning — whether Claude's reading a long or a short.
Each signal costs one credit. Buy when it's convenient, trade at your own pace — credits never expire.
Based on real session data, not a guess — we skip the 9–10 AM post-open settling period and the midday lunch lull, where signal quality tends to be lower. Within these three windows, average consumption is about 40 credits per session, which is what the bundle durations above are priced against.
This is advisory guidance on when to watch for signals, not a restriction built into the indicator itself — FVG+AI runs continuously; you choose which signals to act on.
