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Why Do Serious Traders Rely on AI-Based Expert Ratings in TradingExpert Pro?

Serious traders are always on the hunt for tools that can give them an edge — something that cuts through the noise and reveals high-probability trade setups. That’s where TradingExpert Pro’s AI-based expert ratings come in. With over 400 built-in rule sets, this proprietary system assigns a bullish or bearish score to each stock, ranging from +100 (strong buy) to -100 (strong sell).

These scores are generated from technical rules developed by top traders and analysts, analyzing indicators like RSI, MACD, stochastic, volume, momentum, and dozens more. The AI scans every stock nightly, summarizing complex conditions into one clear rating. Traders use these scores to validate their setups, spot new opportunities, and avoid false breakouts.

In short, it’s a technical signal aggregator that saves time, reduces bias, and adds discipline — everything a serious trader wants.

AIQ Expert Rating signals are designed to anticipate changes in the direction of price movement.  Some are accurate, while others are not. However, more often than not, the Expert Rating signals are accurate. Of the signals that are accurate, some are early, some are late, and some are timed perfectly. Since traders cannot predict next week’s market prices, they must decide whether to make a trade or to stand aside based on the information available. 

In order to help the prudent trader increase the number of profitable trades, AIQ TradingExpert Pro provides a wide array of information that can be used for signal validation.  The process of using other information to validate signals is called signal confirmation. Signal confirmation is accomplished in a variety of ways.  Inherent in each method is a certain risk vs. reward characteristic; the specific method must be decided by each trader.  As the level of confirmation increases, the level of risk is reduced.  As risk is reduced, the level of potential reward is also reduced.  Traders must balance their levels of risk tolerance against their reward objectives.

The Signal Confirmation rules are: 1. No Confirmation 2. Price Confirmation 3. Price/Volume Confirmation 4. Independent Corroboration by Separate TradingExpert Components Important

How Does Intraday Snapshot Work in TradingExpert Pro and Why It Matters

TradingExpert Pro users have long relied on end-of-day data for clean, bias-free decision-making. But what if you could run those same scans during the market day?

The Intraday Snapshot feature makes that possible. For just $18/month https://aiqeducation.com/plans/, users can download delayed market data up to four times daily — capturing snapshots of the trading session. Once downloaded, you can run the same AI ratings, scans, charts, and system rules on the data.

This means you can catch emerging signals before the close, verify if a stock is maintaining strength after a morning breakout, or identify group/sector shifts in real time. It keeps your process consistent while making your decisions more timely.

For traders who want intraday agility without abandoning proven rules — Snapshot bridges the gap.

📉 AIQ Expert System Clusters Bearish Signals as Q2 Closes

– But Confirmation Still Pending

As the second quarter of 2025 wrapped up, the AIQ Market Expert System recorded a notable cluster of bearish expert ratings. While prices pushed to new 21-day highs, the system flagged key divergences that often precede market reversals. Despite these warnings, a formal phase change — a decisive shift in the system’s directional rating — has not yet occurred.

🔍 Internals vs. Price: A Classic Divergence

Between June 26 and June 30, the market hit intraday and closing 21-day highs, suggesting upward momentum. However, several internal indicators — all monitored by the AIQ Market Expert System — painted a different picture:

  • Advance/Decline Oscillator readings were negative, showing a lack of participation behind the rally.
  • Up/Down Volume Oscillator also turned negative, signaling that declining stocks had heavier volume than advancing ones.
  • On June 26, even though closing prices hit a 21-day high, net advances declined, indicating a breadth-based non-confirmation.

This multi-day divergence between price action and internal strength is rare, and historically, it’s a high-confidence bearish signal.

🧠 Expert System Says: “Warning, Not Yet Confirmed”

While the AIQ Expert Ratings have issued several down alerts, the overall market phase has not yet flipped from up to down. In AIQ’s model, this is a cautionary period — often marking the last stage of a rally before momentum fades.

⚠️ Bottom Line

The AIQ Market Expert System is showing internal deterioration despite new highs in price — a clear warning signal. However, without a confirmed phase change, traders should remain alert but avoid overreacting.

This is exactly the kind of market behavior the AIQ TradingExpert Pro system is designed to detect — so traders can act on early warnings, not late confirmations.

Market Timing update 10-28-20

It’s been a couple of months since we last looked at the Market Timing AI Expert System. Since that time the 400 rules that make up this AI system have generated a cluster of 3 down signals, followed by a buy signal and then most recently another down signal.

In this 7 minute video Steve Hill, CEO of AIQ Systems explores the signals and the confirmation techniques used to verfiy the ratings, together with the primary rules that fired.

Quick Market update video

The Expert System in TradingExpert Pro gave a 1 – 99 down signal on the Dow Jones on 8-27-20. The market internals based on the advancing vs declining issue in the New York market continue to diverge from the market price action.

The phase indicator used to confirm Expert Ratings turned down on 8-31-20. We usually look for a phase confirmation of an Expert Rating to occur within 3 days of the rating.

The changes made in the constituents of the Dow 30 effective 8-31-20

  • Salesforce.com replaced Exxon Mobil, Amgen replacedd Pfizer and Honeywell replaced Raytheon Technologies.
  • The changes were due to Apple’s 4-for-1 stock split, which significantly reduced the indexes exposure to the information technology sector.
  • The Dow 30 is a price weighted index.