Should I Trade Every Technical Signal on Pluang?
No, you don't have to: Technical Signals on Pluang are automated pattern detections from a third-party provider, not investment advice, so treat each one as one input and decide for yourself whether a trade fits your goals and risk.
What to check before acting on a signal
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Probability | It is the provider's estimate based on how similar patterns behaved before, not a promise. The price can miss the target |
| Stop Loss | It shows where the pattern is considered broken. Work out how much you would lose if the price reaches it |
| Risk and reward | Compare the possible gain with the possible loss: (Target Price − Entry Price) ÷ (Entry Price − Stop Loss), ignoring the minus sign. A result below 1 means the possible loss is bigger than the possible gain |
| Target Period | The target is expected within this window. Ask yourself whether that timeframe suits you |
| The asset itself | Tap View Asset to open the asset page and check more information before you decide |
| Order size | Use an amount you are prepared to lose, because prices can move against any pattern |
Pluang never places an order for you from a signal. When you tap Buy, the order review page opens with the signal's target and stop loss filled in and the entry at the current market price, and you can change anything before you confirm.
Chart patterns describe how prices moved in the past. Past patterns do not predict the future, and every trade carries risk.
Learn more: what Technical Signals are and how to read one and how Expert Signals, Technical Signals and Analyst Ratings differ.
Related questions:
Q: Does Pluang trade automatically from Technical Signals?
No. A signal never places an order. An order is only created when you review it and confirm it yourself.
Q: Does a high Probability mean I should buy?
No. Probability is an estimate based on how similar patterns behaved in the past. The price can still miss the target or reach the stop loss.
Q: Are Technical Signals written by Pluang's research team?
No. They are generated automatically by a third-party technical-analysis provider. Pluang's research team writes Expert Signals, a separate feature.
Q: What happens to my order when the signal expires?
Nothing changes. Your order is separate from the signal and stays as you set it until it fills, expires or you cancel it, under that asset's normal rules.
Last updated: 9 November 2026