One robot, one job
Each robot covers a single asset group and a single kind of setup. None of them tries to trade everything, because a strategy that works on gold and on a technology stock is usually a strategy that works on neither.
What they cover
AI and technology names lead, then crypto, energy, indices, forex and metals. Prediction Edge reads scheduled events; the others read price and volatility structure in their own market.
A robot is live, paused, or in draft. A new strategy ships as a draft and fires nothing until a desk promotes it — so nothing reaches you on the strength of a backtest alone.
Every signal shows its work
A signal names the instrument, the direction, the entry, the stop and the target. It also carries the reasoning — what the robot saw — and the invalidation, which is what would prove it wrong. The invalidation is written before the outcome is known, which is the only time it means anything.
Results, including the ones that lost
Each robot's record is published with its losses. A win rate never appears without the losing count beside it, and a closed signal is never removed. See the live record.
Compoyo never executes trades. A signal is information; you act on it in your own brokerage account.