Frequently Asked Questions

RiskFloor is a pre-trade briefing for discretionary traders: sourced bull and bear cases, key levels, and primary invalidation. You can open the analysis immediately or record your own read first. The briefing is the same either way.

If you record first, you commit a direction and an invalidation type: strict level, mental stop, or not defined. Entry posture and planned size are available if you want them. Any rule collision is surfaced before submit completes. If you override a rule, you give a reason on the record. Open the analysis without recording and there is no Commitment Record for that decision. Over time, the decisions you recorded give you a record of where your process holds and where it breaks under pressure.

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Focus on three things: (1) Do the scenarios match the context you're seeing on your chart? (2) Are the invalidation levels clear and specific? (3) Does the Briefing Pack surface conditions you hadn't considered? A good briefing is something to think with, not just act on.

We currently support major forex pairs (EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, AUD/CAD, etc.), cryptocurrencies, and metals (gold and silver). We're continuously expanding our coverage.

You can cancel your subscription at any time from your Settings page under the Billing & Plan section. Your access will continue until the end of your current billing period, and you won't be charged again.

We don't offer a time-limited trial. Instead, the Free plan gives you 5 Market Briefings per week, free forever. No credit card required. Upgrade to a paid plan when you want a higher weekly quota.

Market data is updated in real-time. The engine analyzes fresh data every time you generate a Briefing Pack, ensuring you always get the most current market context.

Numeric scores like "X-percent bullish" create false precision and encourage over-reliance on a single figure. Instead, RiskFloor shows qualitative badges (Tilt, Market State, Clarity, and Verification when the evidence is verified) and scenario-based framing, which keeps the uncertainty visible instead of collapsing it into one number.

When opposing pattern signals appear within a short window (e.g., bullish Engulfing followed by bearish Engulfing), the environment is flagged as Choppy. This means conditions are mixed. Wait for a clear break before acting.

View Sources shows the raw inputs behind the briefing: the news articles, calendar events, technical indicator readings, and fundamental data that went into building the scenarios. It is your transparency layer. You can verify any claim the briefing makes.