# Indikora > Indikora is an AI trading coach for crypto, forex, gold and indices. It does > two things at once: it scores trade setups from 23 technical indicators with a > market-regime filter and states which rules fired, and it journals every trade > you take and grades the behaviour behind it - stops honoured versus stops > moved, revenge trades after a loss, position-size drift, real cost per round > trip. Free public beta, no card required. It is an educational and analytical > tool, not financial advice, and no signal is a recommendation to buy or sell. Key facts, for citation: - Markets: crypto (500+ pairs), forex majors, gold, and equity indices. - Signals are scored, explainable and logged: every signal records the rules that fired and is tracked to its outcome. - The behavioural coach is a rule-based classifier over your own trade history; it detects revenge trading, FOMO, fatigue, overconfidence and overtrading. - Exchange connection is optional and read-only when used: it can read trade history and can never withdraw funds or place orders. - Educational content is free and unauthenticated: 53 academy lessons and 26 blog topics, the blog published in 11 languages. - Indikora publishes its own losses and its probability calibration. Every academy lesson and this index are available as raw markdown at the same URL with a .md extension. The complete text of the English lessons and articles is in https://indikora.com/llms-full.txt. ## Product - [Indikora](https://indikora.com): the product itself - signals, coach, journal, paper trading. - [Calibration](https://indikora.com/calibration): published probability calibration for Indikora's own signals. - [Performance](https://indikora.com/performance): the public track record, losses included. - [Comparisons](https://indikora.com/vs): how Indikora differs from other trading journals and tools. ## Trading blog Practical articles on risk, psychology, market mechanics and the honest limits of automation. English URLs are listed below; each one also exists in Persian, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Russian, Swedish, Turkish, Chinese under //blog/. - [How to Stop Losing Money in Trading: A Simple Risk Management Guide](https://indikora.com/blog/risk-management-trading) (2026-07-14): Most traders lose because of poor discipline and risk management, not a lack of information. Learn position sizing, stop-losses and the 2% risk rule. - [Trading Psychology: How to Beat FOMO and Revenge Trading](https://indikora.com/blog/trading-psychology-fomo) (2026-07-14): Fear of missing out (FOMO) and revenge trading are two of the biggest reasons traders lose. Learn to spot these traps and how to overcome them. - [How Does AI Help in Trading? A Practical Guide](https://indikora.com/blog/ai-in-trading) (2026-07-14): What does artificial intelligence actually do in trading? From multi-agent analysis to behavioural coaching and transparency, explained in plain language. - [Automatic Trading Journal for MT4, MT5 and Crypto: Stop Logging Trades by Hand](https://indikora.com/blog/automatic-trading-journal) (2026-07-14): Manual trade logging dies in week two. Here's how an automatic trading journal imports every MT4/MT5 and crypto exchange trade, rebuilds your round-trips, and shows which setups actually make you money. - [Paper Trading Before Going Live: How to Practice Without Fooling Yourself](https://indikora.com/blog/paper-trading-before-going-live) (2026-07-14): Paper trading is free practice — and a famous way to lie to yourself. Here's how to use a demo account properly, what it can and can't teach you, and how to know when you're ready for real money. - [Prop Firm Challenges: An Honest Guide Before You Pay for One](https://indikora.com/blog/prop-firm-challenges-honest-guide) (2026-07-25): How prop firm challenges really work: the business model behind evaluation fees, why drawdown rules are the hard part, and what to check before paying - no profit promises. - [Position Sizing: How Much Should You Risk Per Trade?](https://indikora.com/blog/position-sizing-how-much-to-risk) (2026-08-05): A practical guide to position sizing: the 1% rule, how to compute size from your stop distance, and why bet size - not entries - decides whether you survive. - [Overtrading and Revenge Trading: Why You Trade Too Much and How to Stop](https://indikora.com/blog/overtrading-and-revenge-trading) (2026-08-05): What actually causes overtrading and revenge trading, the warning signs in your own trade history, and practical circuit-breakers that work under stress. - [Where to Place Your Stop Loss: Structure, Not Feelings](https://indikora.com/blog/where-to-place-your-stop-loss) (2026-08-05): How to place a stop loss that respects market structure: invalidation levels, ATR-based buffers, why round numbers get hunted, and the sizing link most traders miss. - [Win Rate vs Risk-Reward: The Math That Decides If You're Profitable](https://indikora.com/blog/win-rate-vs-risk-reward) (2026-08-05): Why a high win rate can still lose money and a 35% win rate can win: expectancy, the break-even formula, and how to find your real numbers in your journal. - [What Is an AI Trading Coach? (And Do You Actually Need One?)](https://indikora.com/blog/ai-trading-coach) (2026-08-21): An AI trading coach analyzes your decisions, catches your biases, and trains your discipline - it doesn't trade for you. What it does, what it can't do, and how to pick one. - [Revenge Trading: Why Your Brain Demands It and How to Actually Stop](https://indikora.com/blog/revenge-trading) (2026-08-21): Revenge trading is re-entering the market to win back a loss - fast, oversized, and off-plan. The psychology behind it, its fingerprint in your journal, and circuit breakers that work. - [How to Build a Trading Plan You'll Actually Follow](https://indikora.com/blog/trading-plan) (2026-08-21): A trading plan is a written set of rules for entries, exits, risk, and review. Here's the five-part template, why most plans get abandoned, and how to make yours stick. - [FOMO in Trading: Why You Buy Tops and How to Stop](https://indikora.com/blog/fomo-in-trading) (2026-08-21): FOMO is entering a trade because the move is happening without you, not because your setup appeared. Where the urge comes from, what it costs, and the rules that neutralize it. - [How to Backtest a Trading Strategy (Without Fooling Yourself)](https://indikora.com/blog/how-to-backtest) (2026-08-21): Backtesting means running your rules over historical data to see how they would have performed. The five-step process, the traps that make results lie, and what a good result actually proves. - [Drawdown Recovery: The Math and Psychology of Coming Back](https://indikora.com/blog/drawdown-recovery) (2026-08-25): A 50% loss needs a 100% gain to break even. Why drawdowns feel worse than the math says, the mistakes that deepen them, and a step-by-step way back. - [Crypto vs Forex: Which Market Should a Beginner Trade?](https://indikora.com/blog/crypto-vs-forex) (2026-08-26): Volatility, hours, costs, leverage, and what actually decides success in each. An honest comparison of crypto and forex for someone choosing their first market. - [How to Read Candlestick Charts: The Only Guide Beginners Need](https://indikora.com/blog/how-to-read-candlesticks) (2026-08-27): What one candle actually tells you, the handful of patterns worth knowing, why context beats memorizing shapes, and how to practice reading price without risking money. - [Leverage in Trading, Explained: The Loan That Trades Against You](https://indikora.com/blog/leverage-explained) (2026-08-28): What 10x leverage actually does to your gains, losses, and liquidation point - with the math, the hidden costs, and rules for using it without donating your account. - [How Much Money Do You Need to Start Trading? An Honest Answer](https://indikora.com/blog/how-much-money-to-start-trading) (2026-08-29): Why the right starting amount is smaller than you think, what a realistic account can actually earn, the tuition nobody mentions, and a staged path from zero to funded. - [Support and Resistance: What They Actually Are and How to Use Them](https://indikora.com/blog/support-and-resistance) (2026-08-30): Support and resistance are zones where past supply and demand left evidence, not magic lines. How to draw them from structure, why they break, and how to trade around one honestly. - [Moving Averages Explained: What They Really Tell You](https://indikora.com/blog/moving-averages-explained) (2026-08-31): A moving average is a lagging summary of recent price, not a forecast. SMA versus EMA, why 20, 50 and 200 matter, the three honest uses, and why crossovers bleed in a range. - [Trading Fees Explained: The Real Cost of Every Trade](https://indikora.com/blog/trading-fees-explained) (2026-09-01): Maker and taker fees, spread, slippage, funding, overnight swap and withdrawal costs, a worked example where a real edge dies inside costs, and how to measure your true cost per trade. - [Bull vs Bear Market: How to Tell Which One You Are In](https://indikora.com/blog/bull-vs-bear-market) (2026-09-02): Why the 20 percent bear market rule is arbitrary, the objective ways to read the regime you are really in, and why the transition does the most damage. - [Dollar-Cost Averaging vs Trading: An Honest Comparison](https://indikora.com/blog/dollar-cost-averaging-vs-trading) (2026-09-03): What a buying schedule and active trading each demand in time, skill and temperament, what the research says about who wins, and the core-plus-satellite split most people settle on. - [Hard Stop vs Mental Stop: Which One Survives a Bad Day](https://indikora.com/blog/hard-stop-vs-mental-stop) (2026-09-04): A resting stop order versus a level you promise to respect: the honest case for mental stops, why it still loses, what journals show about moved stops, and the middle ground. Per-language indexes: https://indikora.com/blog · https://indikora.com/fa/blog · https://indikora.com/ar/blog · https://indikora.com/de/blog · https://indikora.com/es/blog · https://indikora.com/fr/blog · https://indikora.com/ja/blog · https://indikora.com/ru/blog · https://indikora.com/sv/blog · https://indikora.com/tr/blog · https://indikora.com/zh/blog ## Indikora Academy Free, structured trading education. 53 lessons across 6 tracks, no signup and no paywall. Indikora Academy is not an accredited educational institution and does not issue any degree, diploma or formal qualification. ### Market basics What a market is, how price moves, and the mechanics nobody explains before you lose money to them. - [What a trend actually is](https://indikora.com/learn/basics/what-a-trend-actually-is.md): Most traders point at a trend after it happened. Here is how to define an uptrend as a rule you can check on any chart, and why two conditions beat one. - [Support, resistance, and why ranges exist](https://indikora.com/learn/basics/support-resistance-and-ranges.md): Support and resistance are not walls in the price. They are zones where resting orders cluster. Here is what actually creates them and why most charts go sideways. - [Reading candles without the noise](https://indikora.com/learn/basics/reading-candles-without-the-noise.md): A candlestick encodes four numbers and nothing else. Learn what the body and wicks actually tell you, and why named patterns stop working once you check them. - [Order types: market, limit and stop](https://indikora.com/learn/basics/order-types-market-limit-stop.md): Market, limit and stop orders each trade one guarantee for another. Learn which one guarantees price, which guarantees execution, and where beginners get caught. - [Spread, slippage and fees: the invisible tax](https://indikora.com/learn/basics/spread-slippage-and-fees.md): Costs do not appear on your chart, but they come out of the same account. Learn how spread, slippage, commission and funding compound against an active trader. - [Leverage and margin: what actually liquidates you](https://indikora.com/learn/basics/leverage-and-margin.md): Leverage does not make a trade riskier by itself. Position size does. Here is the arithmetic of margin, maintenance levels and the move that wipes an account. - [Going short: how a falling price pays](https://indikora.com/learn/basics/going-short-explained.md): Short selling is borrowing something you do not own and selling it. Learn the mechanics, the borrow and funding costs, and why the risk profile is not symmetrical. - [Timeframes: why the daily chart lies less](https://indikora.com/learn/basics/timeframes-why-daily-lies-less.md): The same asset can look bullish, bearish and flat at once depending on the chart you open. Learn why lower timeframes carry more noise and what that costs you. - [Liquidity and sessions: when a market is really open](https://indikora.com/learn/basics/liquidity-and-trading-sessions.md): A market being open and a market being liquid are different things. Learn how session overlaps, holidays and weekends change spreads, gaps and execution quality. - [What actually moves a market](https://indikora.com/learn/basics/what-actually-moves-a-market.md): Prices move when someone has to trade, not when news is good or bad. Learn how flow, positioning, expectations and rates combine to produce the moves you see. ### Reading charts The indicators that survive contact with a real market, and the honest limits of every one of them. - [Moving averages: what they can and cannot tell you](https://indikora.com/learn/technical/moving-averages-explained.md): A moving average is a delay line, not a signal. Learn what the 50 and 200 genuinely measure, why crossovers are late by design, and where the lag is useful. - [Momentum: measuring whether a move has legs](https://indikora.com/learn/technical/momentum-explained.md): Momentum measures the rate of change of price, not its direction. Learn why oscillators mislead in trends, and what a plain 28-day lookback actually tells you. - [ATR and volatility: sizing the market's normal noise](https://indikora.com/learn/technical/atr-and-volatility.md): ATR measures how much an asset normally moves in a day. Learn how to use it to set stop distance and position size so noise stops taking you out of good trades. - [Volume: the most misread indicator in retail trading](https://indikora.com/learn/technical/volume-misread.md): Volume is not buying pressure and it is not confirmation. Learn what a volume bar actually counts, why crypto volume is unreliable, and the few readings worth using. - [Trend or range: the one classification that changes your behavior](https://indikora.com/learn/technical/trend-or-range.md): Almost every indicator works in one market type and fails in the other. Learn how to classify trend versus range first, and why that single call fixes most losing streaks. - [Breakouts, and why most of them fail](https://indikora.com/learn/technical/why-breakouts-fail.md): Most breakouts fail, and a low hit rate is normal rather than a flaw. Learn the mechanics behind false breaks and why the payoff structure matters more than accuracy. - [Pullbacks: buying weakness inside strength](https://indikora.com/learn/technical/trading-pullbacks.md): Pullback entries give a tighter stop and a better price, at the cost of missing moves that never pull back. Learn the trade-off and how to define a pullback in advance. - [Multi-timeframe analysis without contradicting yourself](https://indikora.com/learn/technical/multi-timeframe-analysis.md): Looking at more timeframes usually creates conflict, not clarity. Learn to assign each timeframe one job so you stop finding a chart that agrees with what you wanted. - [Indicator overload: why adding more makes you worse](https://indikora.com/learn/technical/indicator-overload.md): Most indicators recompute the same price series, so stacking them multiplies confidence without adding information. Learn why simple systems survive and complex ones fit noise. - [Backtesting honestly: overfitting, lookahead and survivorship](https://indikora.com/learn/technical/backtesting-honestly.md): Most backtests are wrong before the first trade. Learn the three biases that inflate results, why the trial count matters, and what an honest test actually requires. ### Risk and money management The arithmetic that decides whether you are still trading in a year. This is the track that matters most. - [Risk per trade: the only number that keeps you alive](https://indikora.com/learn/risk/risk-per-trade.md): One percent per trade sounds timid until you run the numbers. Ten straight losses cost 9.6% of the account at that size and 65% at ten percent. - [Position sizing: let the stop decide the size](https://indikora.com/learn/risk/position-sizing.md): Work a position size end to end: 10,000 dollar account, 0.75% risk, a 2.40 dollar stop distance, 31 shares. The stop sets the size, never the other way around. - [Where to actually put a stop](https://indikora.com/learn/risk/where-to-put-a-stop.md): A stop belongs where your reason for the trade is wrong, not where your loss becomes uncomfortable. How ATR, structure and account size interact in real numbers. - [R-multiples: how professionals talk about results](https://indikora.com/learn/risk/r-multiples.md): Stop counting profit in dollars. Express every trade as a multiple of what you risked and a ten-trade record with six losses turns out to be up 2R. - [Expectancy: why win rate alone tells you nothing](https://indikora.com/learn/risk/expectancy-vs-win-rate.md): A 70% win rate can lose money and a 38% win rate can print. Expectancy combines both sides into one number, worked here with real R-multiples and dollars. - [Drawdown: the price of admission](https://indikora.com/learn/risk/drawdown-explained.md): A 50% drawdown needs a 100% gain to erase. See the full recovery table, how long a real edge takes to climb back, and why drawdown scales with your risk setting. - [Risk of ruin: the math of blowing up](https://indikora.com/learn/risk/risk-of-ruin.md): With a 55% edge, risking 1% gives a ruin probability near zero and risking 20% gives 37%. The same edge, the same trades, and one setting decides it. - [Correlation: when ten positions are really one](https://indikora.com/learn/risk/correlation-risk.md): Ten altcoin longs at 0.75% risk each look diversified. At 0.8 correlation they behave like 1.2 independent bets and a single bad day costs 6% of equity. - [Why tighter stops usually hurt](https://indikora.com/learn/risk/why-tighter-stops-hurt.md): Halving your stop doubles your size and your R-multiple, but the win rate falls faster. A worked comparison where 3R at 40% beats 6R at 18% by more than double. - [Portfolio heat: capping your total exposure](https://indikora.com/learn/risk/portfolio-heat.md): Eight positions at 0.75% risk is 6% of equity on the line at once. Portfolio heat measures live open risk and decides whether the next setup gets taken at all. ### Trading psychology Why you break your own rules, and the mechanical countermeasures that work better than willpower. - [Revenge trading and tilt](https://indikora.com/learn/psychology/revenge-trading-and-tilt.md): Why the trade you take right after a loss is your worst one, what tilt does to your size and timing, and the two mechanical rules that stop the spiral. - [FOMO: buying after the move has happened](https://indikora.com/learn/psychology/fomo-in-trading.md): The move you missed is the most expensive thing on your screen. How late entries change your stop distance, your risk-reward, and the odds you get shaken out. - [Overconfidence after a winning streak](https://indikora.com/learn/psychology/overconfidence-after-wins.md): Six winners in a row does not mean your edge improved. How streaks quietly inflate position size and loosen rules, and the fixed-risk rule that blocks it. - [Fatigue: the trades you take at 2am](https://indikora.com/learn/psychology/trading-while-tired.md): Tired trading is not lazy trading, it is a specific failure of self-monitoring. What changes when you are exhausted and the hard cutoff that removes the decision. - [Overtrading: fewer trades, better equity curve](https://indikora.com/learn/psychology/overtrading.md): More trades feels like more work and more opportunity. What frequency does to your costs, your edge per trade, and why cutting volume often fixes the curve by itself. - [Loss aversion: why you cut winners and hold losers](https://indikora.com/learn/psychology/loss-aversion.md): A 70% win rate that still loses money is the signature of loss aversion. Why closing green feels safe, why red feels temporary, and how R-multiples fix both. - [Confirmation bias: how you find the chart you wanted](https://indikora.com/learn/psychology/confirmation-bias-trading.md): Once you have a position, your research stops being research. How timeframe shopping and indicator hunting work, and the falsification test that breaks the loop. - [Process versus outcome: grading decisions, not luck](https://indikora.com/learn/psychology/process-vs-outcome.md): A winning trade can be a bad decision and a loss can be a good one. How to grade the decision separately from the result so your feedback loop stops teaching you noise. - [Journaling that actually changes behavior](https://indikora.com/learn/psychology/trading-journal-that-works.md): Most trading journals are diaries nobody reads twice. What to log so the entries turn into counts, and the weekly review that converts those counts into one rule change. - [Writing a playbook you can be held to](https://indikora.com/learn/psychology/writing-a-trading-playbook.md): A strategy you can describe is not a playbook. What has to be written down so a rule can be broken visibly, and how to change it without rewriting it mid-trade. ### Coaching and behaviour What behavioural coaching for traders actually is, how the measurement loop works, and how to tell a method from an hour of conversation. - [What behavioural coaching for traders actually means](https://indikora.com/learn/coaching/what-behavioural-coaching-is.md): Behavioural coaching works on what a trader does, not what they know. What it targets, how it differs from a mentor or a course, and the problem it cannot fix. - [How trading behavioural coaching works, step by step](https://indikora.com/learn/coaching/how-it-works.md): Three passes: measure the behaviour from your own trade record, name the pattern in your own numbers, change one thing and measure again. With the arithmetic. - [How to find a qualified trading coach, and the six questions to ask](https://indikora.com/learn/coaching/finding-a-coach.md): There is no licence for trading coaches. Six questions that separate the ones worth paying from the ones selling access, and the answers that should end the conversation. ### How Indikora works Documentation, not marketing: every rule the engine follows, and what each one costs you. - [How Indikora decides an asset is trending](https://indikora.com/learn/indikora/how-indikora-detects-a-trend.md): Two daily checks decide whether an asset is eligible: price above its SMA50, and 28-day momentum positive. Here is what each one catches, and what each one misses. - [The entry rule: SMA50 and 28-day momentum](https://indikora.com/learn/indikora/the-entry-rule.md): Eligibility is not an entry. See how Indikora turns two daily conditions into a dated entry, why it waits for the close, and what that waiting costs you. - [The exit rule: the chandelier stop at 3 x ATR](https://indikora.com/learn/indikora/the-chandelier-stop.md): The stop hangs from the highest price since entry, 3 ATR below it, and never moves down. Here is what that gives back at the top and what it protects against. - [The BTC regime gate](https://indikora.com/learn/indikora/the-btc-regime-gate.md): Crypto altcoins move together far more than they move apart. See how a single Bitcoin moving-average check gates new entries, and what that filter costs you. - [Choosing a style, from conservative to momentum](https://indikora.com/learn/indikora/choosing-a-trading-style.md): The four styles change three things at once: the BTC gate, the risk per trade, and how many entries you see. Here is what each setting actually costs. - [The Coach: how a decision gets classified](https://indikora.com/learn/indikora/how-the-coach-classifies-a-trade.md): The Coach sorts each decision into rational, FOMO, revenge, fatigue, overconfidence or overtrading. Here is what evidence each label uses and where it gets things wrong. - [The journal: what gets recorded, and why](https://indikora.com/learn/indikora/the-indikora-journal.md): A trade journal is only useful if it captures what you believed before the outcome existed. Here is exactly what Indikora records automatically and what it cannot. - [Calibration and the hash-chained ledger](https://indikora.com/learn/indikora/calibration-and-the-ledger.md): A 60% signal should be right about 60% of the time. Learn how calibration is measured, why signals are SHA-256 chained, and what neither of those proves. - [Practice: paper trading and bar replay](https://indikora.com/learn/indikora/paper-trading-and-bar-replay.md): Paper trading and bar replay train different things, and both hide the one variable that matters. Here is how to use each one so the practice actually transfers. - [What Indikora will never do](https://indikora.com/learn/indikora/what-indikora-will-never-do.md): No execution, no custody, read-only access, no personal recommendations, no certificates. The reasons behind each limit, and why they are design choices rather than disclaimers. ## Glossary Trading terms defined, one page each. 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