Forex Masters is an educational and decision-support platform. AI responses are designed to help you analyze, learn, journal, and apply discipline—not to provide personalized investment advice, guarantee outcomes, or execute trades for you.
The prompt formula
Use this simple structure for consistently useful responses:Goal + Context + Constraints + Desired output
A strong default prompt
Be specific
Include the pair, timeframe, session, and the setup or question you are studying.
Ask for a process
Request a checklist, explanation, scenario map, journal review, or learning plan instead of a one-line verdict.
State your rules
Tell the AI about your risk limit, session rules, news restrictions, and setup criteria.
Request uncertainty
Ask what would invalidate the thesis, what evidence is missing, and which assumptions need confirmation.
Adaptive AI Memory
Forex Masters features Adaptive AI Memory, which preserves key details across your conversations:- Saved Trading Rules: Your defined maximum risk per trade, stop-loss guidelines, and news avoidance rules stay saved so you don’t need to re-type them in every prompt.
- Journal History & Takeaways: The AI remembers recurring behavioral patterns or mistakes identified in past trade reviews.
- Learning Continuity: Your progress in active courses is remembered, allowing AI responses to build directly on your current level of study.
You can view, update, or clear your AI memory context anytime under your profile and workspace security settings.
Start with the right intent
The AI Advisory Suite can route your request to the most appropriate specialist workflow. You can help it by being explicit about what you want to do.Learn a concept
Learn a concept
Ask for an explanation, examples, a quiz, or a comparison.
Analyze a chart or scenario
Analyze a chart or scenario
Describe the chart context, attach an image when available, and ask for evidence to verify.
Prepare for a trading session
Prepare for a trading session
Use the AI to create a structured preparation routine, not a prediction request.
Review a completed trade
Review a completed trade
Include your original thesis, execution details, and emotional state. Focus on process quality.
Build consistency and discipline
Build consistency and discipline
Ask for routines, guardrails, reflection questions, or journal templates.
Prompting step by step
1
Name the task
Begin with a direct action: explain, review, compare, quiz me, help me journal, create a checklist, or build a session plan.
2
Add market or learning context
State the instrument, timeframe, session, relevant price behavior, current lesson, or journal entry you are working from.
3
Define your operating constraints
Include the rules that should govern the response: maximum risk, number of attempts, no-trade windows, strategy criteria, or account restrictions.
4
Choose the output format
Ask for a table, checklist, scenario map, lesson plan, concise summary, or a set of questions. Clear formatting requests produce more actionable responses.
5
Challenge the result
Follow up with: “What am I missing?”, “What invalidates this?”, “What would make this lower quality?”, or “Which part relies on an assumption?”
Copy-and-use prompt templates
Market structure study
Setup-quality checklist
Economic-event preparation
Trade journal debrief
Lesson coach
Use images and attachments with context
A chart screenshot can make a market-structure or journal discussion more concrete. However, an image alone rarely contains enough information for a high-quality review. When attaching a chart, include:- Instrument and timeframe
- Session or date context
- Whether the chart shows live, replay, or completed price action
- Your marked levels, entry, stop, and target if relevant
- The exact question you want answered
- Your strategy rules and risk constraints
Better chart-review request
Ask for the format you need
The same question can produce very different answers depending on the format you request.Improve an answer with follow-up prompts
The first response is the beginning of the conversation. Use follow-ups to make the analysis more precise and aligned with your process. Try these prompts:- “Separate facts visible in the chart from assumptions.”
- “What evidence would contradict this interpretation?”
- “Turn this into a checklist I can use before entering.”
- “Explain this at a beginner level, without jargon.”
- “Show two alternative market scenarios and what would distinguish them.”
- “Compare this trade against the rules I stated.”
- “Help me write this as a journal entry.”
- “Ask me questions instead of giving conclusions.”
- “Summarize the plan in five non-negotiable rules.”
- “What should make me stand aside today?”
The AI may use relevant workspace, lesson, journal, and market context where available to make its response more useful. You remain responsible for verifying information, applying your rules, and making every trading decision independently.
Prompting for disciplined decisions
High-quality prompts do not seek certainty. They seek clarity about evidence, risk, and invalidation. Instead of this:Before you send: prompt checklist
- I stated what I want help with.
- I included the instrument, timeframe, session, or learning topic when relevant.
- I described what I observe rather than only asking for a prediction.
- I included my risk and trading constraints.
- I asked for invalidation conditions, missing evidence, or alternative scenarios.
- I requested a useful output format.
- I removed private credentials and sensitive information.
- I understand that AI output is educational support, not a guarantee or instruction to trade.
Need help choosing a starting point?
Use one of these short prompts:Learn
“Teach me this concept with an example and quiz me afterward.”
Plan
“Build a session checklist around my rules and today’s event risk.”
Review
“Review this trade for process quality, discipline, and lessons—not outcome.”