Is Aura AI Always Accurate?
No. Aura AI is not always accurate, and it can be wrong. Its analysis is generated automatically by AI from market data and third-party sources, and like any AI output it may contain errors, delays, omissions or estimates. Three things in particular can make an analysis less accurate. First, it is produced in advance and refreshed periodically rather than in real time, so a price move or headline that arrived after the latest refresh is not yet reflected. Second, the outlook and its confidence percentage are the AI's reading of the data, not a guarantee. Third, markets can react in ways no analysis anticipates. Pluang builds Aura AI to use price levels only when they come from the market data behind it, and not to invent figures, but you should still check anything important against the live price and the News tab on the asset page. Treat Aura AI as a starting point for your own research, never as the final word.
- Timing: The analysis reflects the data available when it was last refreshed. The live price on the asset page is always the current figure.
- Model judgement: The outlook label and confidence percentage are the AI's interpretation. Two reasonable readings of the same data can differ.
- Source data: Aura AI relies on market data and third-party sources. If a source is delayed or incomplete, the analysis can be too.
- Unexpected events: Sudden news, market-wide moves or low liquidity can move a price in ways that were not visible in the data when the analysis was generated.
Related questions:
Q: How should I check whether an Aura AI analysis is still valid?
Compare it with what the asset page shows right now. The live price at the top of the asset page is always current, while the analysis reflects the moment it was generated. Then open the News tab for any headlines that may have arrived since, and the Technicals tab for the latest chart signals. If the picture has clearly changed, rely on the live information rather than the analysis.
Q: Does Aura AI make up numbers?
Aura AI is built so that any price levels it mentions, such as support or resistance, come only from the market data behind the analysis. Where no reliable level exists, it describes the situation in words instead of inventing a figure. Even so, AI output can contain errors, so double-check any figure that matters to your decision against the live price and chart on the asset page.
Q: What should I do if I spot a factual error in Aura AI?
Rely on the live price, chart and News tab on the asset page, which come directly from Pluang's market data, rather than on the analysis. If you believe an Aura AI analysis contains a clear factual error, such as the wrong asset or a figure that plainly contradicts the chart, contact Pluang Care via live chat in the app or email tanya@pluang.com with the asset name and a screenshot.
Q: Is Aura AI more accurate for some assets than others?
Aura AI generally has more to work with when an asset has plenty of recent trading activity and news, and less when an asset is quiet or thinly covered. That is why some assets show fewer Key Drivers or questions than others. Whatever the asset, the analysis is general information generated by AI, so treat it with the same caution and check it against the live data on the asset page.