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I’ve been experimenting with AI-driven strategies for about a year now, mostly as an add-on to my manual approach. What helped me was understanding that AI isn’t some magic button, it’s more like a very fast assistant that still needs supervision. I started by reading a lot about how different models are applied to trading, and one article that made things clearer for me was this one: https://forextester.com/blog/ai-trading-strategies/

What I liked there is that it breaks down practical use cases, like pattern recognition and strategy optimization, instead of just hype. In my own trading, I used AI mainly to optimize entry timing on a strategy I already trusted. It worked well during stable market phases, but when volatility spiked, I had to step in and adjust. So from my experience, AI works best when you already understand your strategy and use it as a tool, not a replacement for thinking.

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