EasySentinel: ChatGPT & Gemini market forecasts

How the market forecast functionality works:
To use the market forecasts functionality, the first step is to enable it in EasySentinel’s parameters.
- Go to the “Inputs” section of the Expert Advisor, either when loading it onto your chart or if it’s already loaded.
- Scroll down to the section labeled “--> Forecast settings..”

Once there, you can enable ChatGPT or Google Gemini forecasts by switching the value from “false” to “true”.

There’s nothing else you need to do. If the values are set to “true”, EasySentinel will automatically use the forecasts to filter trades without requiring any manual intervention.
The forecasts provided by ChatGPT and Google Gemini are the same in essence, differing only in how they are worded. The trade filter will function identically, regardless of which language model you choose.
How to get a market forecast functionality works:
1. Click on the forecast button. A window will open, allowing you to select options from two dropdown menus:
- Choose either ChatGPT or Google Gemini to generate the market forecast.
- Select one of the six currency pairs supported by EasyAI.
2. After making your selections, click the “Forecast” button to receive your market forecast.
This forecast provides a concise technical analysis of the selected pair’s price action, chart patterns, and an educated prediction of future market movements.
How forecasts affect trades:
Based on the generated forecast, EasySentinel will filter trades and follow one of four paths:
- Trade normally
- Avoid trading
- Open only buy positions
- Open only sell positions
Once ChatGPT or Google Gemini forecasts are enabled in the EA parameters, this entire process is automated.
It’s important to note that while you can manually retrieve a market forecast, doing so is not necessary for the filter to function. Once the forecast feature is activated in the EA parameters, EasySentinel will use the forecasts to filter trades automatically, even if you never click the “Get forecast” button.