The Signal Hub is the single entry point to all nine of Safabot's AI traders. Each tile opens a market-specific analysis screen that shares the same structure, so once you learn to read one output you can read all of them.
Tiles are grouped by asset class: currency and crypto markets, equities and derivatives, and the two general-purpose tools — news analysis and the chart scanner. Recently used tools surface first so you can return to your usual market in one tap.
Every analysis you generate is stored in your history, so you can revisit a past read, compare it against what the market subsequently did, and build a personal record of which conditions the models handle well for your style.
Direction and bias, the timeframe the read applies to, the technical factors behind it (trend structure, trend strength, volatility, key levels), a confluence count showing how many factors agree, a confidence score, and suggested entry, invalidation and target context.
Signals are analysis, not instructions. They are strongest as a second opinion on a setup you already identified, and weakest when treated as a replacement for your own risk management.
If you already know the instrument, open the matching market tool — forex, crypto, stocks, trend strength, commodities, futures or options — because those models are given the conventions of that market: session behaviour for currencies, funding and 24/7 continuity for crypto, earnings gaps for equities, contract roll and leverage for futures, and decay and implied volatility for options.
If you do not know what you are looking at, or the chart came from a platform Safabot does not list, use the AI Market Scanner instead. It accepts any chart screenshot and identifies structure, trend strength and levels without being told the instrument. For an economic release or a headline, AI News Analysis is the right entry point.
Every tool writes into the same history, so you can compare a scanner read and a market-specific read of the same setup side by side and see where they disagree. That disagreement is often more informative than either output on its own.
Nine: forex, crypto, stocks, short-term, commodities, futures, options, economic news analysis and the AI market scanner.
Yes. Every analysis is stored in your signal history so you can review it later, and you can clear that history at any time from your profile.
An account is required to generate an analysis, because credits and history are tied to it. The Learn section and the trading calculators are open without an account.
Safabot publishes no accuracy rate, because any such figure would be unverifiable. Each analysis shows the reasoning and a confluence count so you can judge the strength of the read yourself rather than trusting a number.