How to Read a QuantGold AI Signal

Every QuantGold AI signal has five things you need to actually use it: direction, entry, exit targ et, stop loss, and timeframe.

Direction is long or short — whether the signal expects gold to rise or fall from here. Entry is the p rice the signal was generated at; by the time you see it, real price may have moved slightly, which is normal for a 5-minute signal.

Exit target is where the trade is designed to close for a win. Stop loss is where it closes for a loss — this isn't optional, it's the other half of the trade. A signal without a stop isn't a signal, it's a hope.

Timeframe tells you the signal was generated from 5-minute candles. That doesn't mean the trade resolv es in 5 minutes — it means the entry decision was made off 5-minute price action. Most signals resolve within a couple of hours, one way or the other.

Status moves from pending to win or loss once price actually touches the exit or the stop. If neither happens within a couple of hours, the signal force-resolves at the current price rather than sitting o pen forever — you can see exactly how in the pnl percent next to it.

None of this is a promise. It's a structure. The structure is the point.