Your Mate isn't picking stocks at random, and it isn't guessing either. Every trade it makes is built on a handful of plain signs it checks for in real market data — here's what it's actually looking at, with none of the jargon.
Before buying anything, your Mate looks for good signs. A price that's dropped a lot and looks due a bounce back up. A stock whose momentum has just turned positive. Way more people trading it than usual, which often means something's caught other traders' attention. Or a price that's been climbing steadily for a while. It needs at least two of these lining up together before it'll act — never just one, and never a vague feeling.
It's also watching the news, all the time — not just the charts. When a headline mentions a stock worth a look, that stock gets added to what your Mate is paying attention to that day. And every day, your Mate puts together a short, fresh list of the stocks it rates highest right then — so it's never working off old information.
How fast it acts, how long it holds on, how big each trade is, and when it locks in a win or cuts a loss — all of that comes from your own settings, not a one-size-fits-all formula. Two players with the same Mate but different settings will see genuinely different trades from the exact same market conditions.
And every single trade comes with its reasoning attached, right there on your dashboard — which signs it saw, why it sized the trade the way it did, and exactly where it'll cut losses or take profit. Nothing happens behind the scenes that you can't see explained in plain English.