New in Finelo: AI Trading Bots That Find Setups for You

Until now, Finelo taught you to read the charts yourself. You learned candlestick patterns, practiced buy, sell, and hold decisions in the simulator, and built the habit of defining an exit before an entry. One thing the app couldn't do for you was watch the market — spotting setups was always fully manual, and markets don't pause while you're at work, at the gym, or asleep.

That just changed. Meet the Finelo AI bots — the newest feature in the app.

Your bot scans real market data around the clock, spots setups that match your chosen strategy, and alerts you when it's time to review. No complex charts, no jargon: each setup comes explained in plain language, with the entry, stop-loss, and target already laid out. The AI does the scanning. You make the call.

Why scan charts yourself when AI works 24/7?

Anyone who has tried learning to trade on their own knows the pain points:

• Hours staring at charts you don't fully understand
• No way to watch markets while you sleep or work
• Emotional decisions — FOMO on the way up, panic on the way down
• No clear exit plan, no defined target or stop

The new AI bots were built to remove exactly these problems — without removing you from the decision. The bot reads the charts and explains each setup, so you learn while you practice. It scans around the clock, so setups don't slip past while you're away. Every setup comes with a preset stop-loss and target. And it never acts alone: you approve or decline in one tap, and nothing happens without you.

When the bot spots something worth your attention, it taps you — not the other way around.

Three taps to your first practice trade

Here's the whole flow — this is genuinely all there is to it.

1. The bot scans 24/7. It watches your selected stocks around the clock for setups that match its strategy — on real market data, the same data the Finelo simulator has always used.

2. You review. When a setup is found, you get a clean card: entry, target, stop-loss, and the reason behind it — explained in plain language, not indicator jargon. For example, a signal card might read: "AAPL dropped 5% this week. Bot detects oversold momentum and a reversal pattern from this support zone." No black box, no guessing why. (One habit worth keeping from our chart pattern guides: any historical statistic describes past samples, not your next trade.)

3. You tap Approve. The position opens in your practice portfolio with your virtual balance, and closes at the preset target or stop. If you don't like the setup, tap Decline and it simply expires. Either way — you're always in charge.

Notice what's built into every single signal: the exit plan exists before the entry does. The stop defines what you're risking, the target defines what you're aiming for, and you see both upfront. Decision quality comes from defining the exit before the entry — regular readers will recognize that line from our pattern guides. That discipline used to be something you had to build yourself; in the bot flow, it's the default.