Processing speed
It reviews thousands of data points a minute, something a person cannot do. That lets it detect a change in seconds and tell you when it happens.
Artificial intelligence for market analysis
How the SQM Financerra AI helps you understand financial markets almost in real time: it collects data, spots patterns and presents them clearly so that you can decide better.
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What the platform's AI is
A set of models that reads market data and turns it into information you can use.
Its role is twofold: to observe more data than a person could follow and to present it in an understandable way. For example, to tell you that an asset is moving unusually, to show its recent behaviour or to check whether the conditions of a strategy are met.
It matters to understand its role: the AI is a support tool, not a replacement for you. It does not make investment decisions for you, does not know your financial situation and cannot foresee the future. What it does is organise the information so that you decide with better data.
Nor does it replace reading the conditions: before switching on any strategy it pays to understand which assets it uses, how much capital it commits and what maximum loss you accept. Your manager helps with that review and you can repeat it whenever your goals change. If the platform ever shows you something you do not understand, you are entitled to an explanation in plain words before acting on it.
How the technology works
Four stages that repeat without a pause while the market is open.
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It collects data
It takes prices, volumes and other indicators from the market sources your exchange connects to.
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It processes it
It cleans the information, compares it with the history and calculates trend and volatility indicators.
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It monitors without pause
It continuously checks whether anything meets the rules or exceeds the alert thresholds you set.
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It presents the result
It shows what is relevant on the dashboard and sends notices with enough context to understand what happened.
What it analyses
Six aspects of the market that are reviewed for every asset you follow.
None of them alone says what the price will do. The AI combines them and compares their current behaviour with the past, to show you whether something is moving outside the normal.
| Aspect | What is measured |
|---|---|
| Price movement | Rises, falls and the speed of change. |
| Trading volume | How many operations are made in a period. |
| Volatility | How sharp the price changes are. |
| Trends | The general direction of the price over different time frames. |
| Historical dynamics | Past behaviour in similar situations. |
| Changes in conditions | Signs that the market is behaving differently. |
What artificial intelligence adds
Five real advantages, and a warning at the end.
Constant monitoring
It does not tire or get distracted. It watches at night and at weekends.
Time saved
It spares you from reviewing charts for hours to find what matters.
Up-to-date information
The dashboard refreshes with the most recent data available.
For beginners and experts
Explanations are simple, and advanced parameters are there for those who want them.
With clear limits
It does not predict the future. Better analysis is not a guarantee of better results.
Who it is for
For people who want technological support to follow stocks and cryptocurrencies with little time available.
It serves people who work awkward hours, those who are only now getting interested in markets and do not know where to start, and also those who already trade and want a second pair of eyes watching while they do other things.
It is not a solution for someone who expects a machine to make money on its own. Whoever arrives with that idea usually ends up frustrated.
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Registration
You leave your details and your personal manager contacts you within 24 hours.
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Activation
You verify your identity and connect your trading account with read and trade permissions.
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First contact with the tools
You explore the dashboard and the simulator with your manager.
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Market monitoring
You switch on alerts and strategies, and review the result calmly.
An example of use
A simple scenario, with invented numbers, to show how the system reacts.
Suppose you configure a volatility alert: it will notify you when an asset moves twice as much as it normally does in an hour. One Tuesday afternoon, after a news item, one of the assets you follow starts to move harder and on higher volume.
The AI compares that behaviour with its average over recent weeks, sees that it exceeds your threshold and sends you a notice with the asset, the size of the move and the time. You open the dashboard, look at the chart and decide whether to pause the strategy, leave it as is or adjust a limit. If you had configured it to stop at a certain loss, it does so by itself.
If, on the other hand, you had not defined any limit, the system does not invent one: it tells you and waits for your decision. That is the reason we recommend defining them before you start, calmly, and not in the middle of the move.
The notice
It arrives by email with the asset, the move and the rule triggered.
Your decision
You can ignore it, pause or change a limit. The control is yours.
The record
Everything is noted in the history to review later, even when the decision was to do nothing.
Limits and oversight
A model is only as good as the data it learned from and the rules it is given.
Artificial intelligence models can fail in situations they have not seen before: a crisis, a regulatory change or an unexpected event. They can also overfit, meaning they work very well on past data and badly on new data. We know those risks, which is why the system operates within limits that you define, and not with total freedom.
In addition, the team periodically reviews the performance of the models and adjusts alert thresholds. When the market changes sharply, the platform can stop trading instead of continuing to apply rules that stopped being suitable. That pause is an aid, and it does not remove losses or ensure that capital is preserved.
- Rules defined by youThe AI runs inside your amounts and limits. It does not change them on its own.
- A pause in extreme volatilityWhen conditions are too unstable, trading may be stopped.
- A record of every actionThe audit history lets you review what the system did and why.
- People supervisingThe team reviews model performance and listens to your reports.
Frequently asked questions about the AI
More in the FAQ.
How does the platform's artificial intelligence work?
It collects market data, processes it with statistical and machine-learning models, and displays it in an orderly way. With that it detects patterns and checks whether the rules you defined are met.
Does it trade on its own, without me doing anything?
It runs the strategies you switched on, within the limits you set. It does not open new strategies on its own or change your parameters. You can pause it whenever you like.
Does it work 24 hours a day?
Yes, the analysis is continuous. That does not mean results are constant: there can be long periods without signals and others with a lot of activity.
Is it for stocks and for cryptocurrencies?
Yes. The same engine analyses both markets, with parameters adapted to each. Each market has its own page with the detail.
Do I need to know about technology or trading?
No. The dashboard shows information without jargon, and your manager supports you through the setup. If you want to learn more, there are guides and articles.
Can the AI be wrong?
Yes. It learns from past data and the market can change behaviour. That is why there are loss limits, alerts and the ability to pause. No model guarantees results.
See the technology from the inside
Create your free account and ask your manager to show you the dashboard and the simulator. Trading carries a risk of loss and no model guarantees results.