How GDI works
GDI looks for the times of day when gold keeps doing the same thing after it breaks a key level. It tests every candle time on 7 timeframes, proves each idea on old AND new data and against luck, then watches the winners live and learns again every 5 minutes. It only shows setups — it never places a trade.
From years of candles to one clear setup
Tap a step to see exactly what happens in it.
7 timeframes · 5 levels · every candle time
GDI reads XAUUSD from your broker's MT5 (the agent on the VPS) on seven timeframes. Faster timeframes use recent years, slower ones go back decades — as far as the broker's history goes.
| Timeframe | Style | Analysed | Candle times / day | Trade can run |
|---|
all timeframes× 5levels× 2breaks
up · down× 2ways to trade
follow · reverse× 9stop / target pairs
0.5 · 0.8 · 1.2 ATR × 1 · 1.5 · 2 R= 0ideas scanned
every analysis
What a GDI strategy looks like
An illustration (not real prices) of a strategy like "03:30 IST · M5 · close above the previous candle high → SELL". Press play.
Passing twice — then the luck check
Scanning hundreds of thousands of ideas will always find some that look good by chance. GDI throws almost all of them away.
Live all day · learning every 5 minutes
The agent sends the gold price and the forming candles to the GDI page.
When that candle closes, GDI checks the level: READY + break → setup · WATCHING + break → paper entry · no break → logged.
No setup while high-impact USD news is out (the agent's calendar).
The newest candles are added and every idea is tested again: strategies are added or retired as the data changes. The page shows “ANALYSING NOW” while it runs.
Once a night the whole history is checked again (missing years are asked from the broker again). The live record since a strategy was found is its real test.