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I low-key used my university's neural network system to do some calculations for my personal Forex project.

After two weeks of churning through EURUSD candles, AI came up with a really simple but accurate method of determining the direction of the upcoming candle.

>1. Find the closest candle in the past which is surrounded by at least 7 lower candles on the left and 7 lower candles on the right OR 7 higher candles on the left and 7 higher candles on the right.
>2. If this candle makes a higher high, you're looking for short, if candle makes a lower low, you're looking for long.
>3. Is most recent candle's high/low higher/lower than the pivot candle's?
>3. The next bullish candle will occur when you're looking for long and the last two candles were bearish. The next bearish candle will occur when you're looking for short and the last two candles were bullish.

DON'T enter after 3 bullish/bearish candles, the probability is decreased by around 4% in this situation. It goes back to normal after 4 candles, for whatever reason.

I've already back tested this method on data from the last 10 years. It works. You can do it yourself if you have minimum programming knowledge.

Every week day, between 2:00 PM GMT and 4:00 PM GMT, using this method, statistically you'll have 68% chances of winning long, 71% chances of winning short. If you think that's not much, this is the highest accuracy out of one hundred fifty million tested approaches.

This method also works well with binary options apparently.

Also, a tip. If you're using indicators, you're wasting your time. Throw them away. The network analysed seventy eight million settings and combinations of indicators and they all have proven to be barely doing anything while severely limiting entries. This surprised me, but math is always right.

Have fun!