What a PRISM forecast is
A PRISM forecast is the output of a statistical and machine-learning model: 256 simulated paths for the next 48 hours, summarised as a central expected path, an 80% range, a direction reading and reach odds. It describes probabilities as the model sees them. It is not a prediction that a price will be reached, not a trading signal and not advice.
What it cannot tell you
- Direction is close to 50/50 by design. Most readings carry little or no directional edge, and the page says so.
- One close in five falls outside the 80% range even when the model is well calibrated — and more when markets are disturbed.
- News is not in the price model. Rate decisions, data releases, political events, outages and weekend gaps can move prices far beyond any range.
- The AI briefing can be wrong. It is written by a language model from headlines and can misread them.
- Data can differ from your broker. Our feeds, spreads, candle times and weekend handling may not match your platform.
- Past performance does not guarantee future results. The track record on our market pages is a small, overlapping sample.
Your responsibility
Any decision to trade is yours alone. PRISM does not know your positions, finances, goals or tolerance for risk, does not act as your broker or adviser and is not authorised or regulated to give personal investment advice. If you need advice, speak to a licensed financial adviser in your country. Leveraged products and crypto may be restricted where you live.
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