Method · How DXYalgo decides

Claude is a filter,
not a generator.

Strategies stay deterministic. The AI's role is to refuse setups that look right on paper but are wrong in this market state.

Three layers of decision

01Sixteen documented strategies evaluate every tick across M1, M5, M15. They produce candidate setups with pair, direction, SL, TP. This step is mechanical and deterministic — same input always produces same output.

02Claude reviews each candidate against current macro narrative, spread, news risk, and DXY direction. Output: approve, half-lot, or reject with a confidence score 0–100.

03Only setups with verdict = approve and confidence ≥ 80 reach MT5. Everything else is logged but not executed. Decision audit is visible at /claude.

What this is not
Risks worth naming

Past backtests do not guarantee forward results. Spread widening, gaps over weekends, broker downtime, and unforeseen market regimes can all degrade live performance.

Claude is conservative — it rejects more often than approves. That can also be wrong. Decisions Claude refuses today may have been profitable. The audit trail at /claude shows everything, including misses.