trading-wizard-ai

TradingWizard monitors selected assets and gives traders AI-generated Buy, Sell, or Wait signals, levels, and alerts. Traders can also query their bots in TradingWizard or supported AI clients; the service does not execute real-money trades.

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Who it's for

  • Traders who want short- and long-term signals and alerts for selected stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, futures, or major indices.
  • Traders who want to ask questions about their tracked assets through TradingWizard or connected AI clients.
  • Developers or teams building an app or AI workflow that needs access to Wiz signals, levels, or scans through REST API or MCP.

Not the right fit if…

  • People who need a service to execute real-money trades: TradingWizard says it does not place orders and real-money execution is unavailable.
  • People seeking personalized financial advice: the service says its analysis is not advice and does not account for a user's situation.

How it fits your workflow

Choose assets for bots to monitor. The bots read market feeds relevant to those assets and produce short- and long-term Buy, Sell, or Wait signals with a possible entry, stop, target, and explanation.

Review signals and a demo record that tracks simulated trades, including losses. Set push or email alerts for signal changes or when a price reaches an entry.

Ask questions about your bots in TradingWizard or a listed AI client. Enterprise users can access signals, levels, and scans through the REST API or MCP.

Pricing

Free: A 7-day trial of the monthly plan is offered to new members. A card is required; cancel before the trial ends to pay nothing. Accounts that have paid before are charged from the first day.

Monthly Pro

$40/month after a 7-day trial; $0 today. Cancel before the trial ends to pay nothing.

  • · Every Wiz Bots signal
  • · Alerts when signals change or prices reach entries
  • · Ask Wiz about any asset
  • · Bots on user-selected assets

Yearly Pro

$348/year, paid up front; the page says this saves 27% compared with monthly billing.

  • · Every Wiz Bots signal
  • · Alerts when signals change or prices reach entries
  • · Ask Wiz about any asset
  • · Bots on user-selected assets

Prices checked on Nov 1, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.

Key features

AI signals and trade levels
Bots analyze selected assets and provide Buy, Sell, or Wait views for short and long terms, with a possible entry, stop, target, and reason.
Asset monitoring
Users choose assets for their bots to follow. The page lists stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, futures, and major indices.
Signal and price alerts
TradingWizard can send a push notification or email when a signal changes or a price reaches an entry level.
Ask Wiz
Users can ask questions about their own bots and assets in TradingWizard or through supported AI clients.
Signal tracking with demo trades
A Demo account follows Wiz signals using simulated money, with losses included in its record.
Market data feeds
The service says it uses 23 feeds, including price, news, candles, economic calendars, indicators, earnings, and company data.

Works with

  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Gemini
  • Grok
  • OpenClaw
  • MCP

Limitations to know

  • The product states that its signals are analysis rather than personalized financial advice.
  • The displayed Demo trades use simulated money; the page warns that trading involves risk and that past performance is not indicative of future results.
  • The 7-day trial is for new members; accounts that have paid before are charged from the first day.

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  • TrendSpider

    Choose it if you need automated charting, market scanning, backtesting, model training, or trading automation in a market research platform.

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Getting started

  1. Create an account and start the monthly plan's 7-day trial; a card is required.
  2. Choose assets from the supported market list shown in the app.
  3. Review bot signals and levels, and use push or email alerts for changes and entry prices.
  4. If needed, connect a listed AI client or use the enterprise REST API and MCP.

Frequently asked questions

What is TradingWizard?

It provides AI analysis and tracking for selected assets. Its bots check chosen stocks, coins, and currency pairs, give Buy, Sell, or Wait signals for short and long terms with levels and a reason, and can send alerts. It does not place orders.

Is this financial advice?

No. TradingWizard describes its output as analysis, not advice. It says the bot does not know a user's situation and that the user makes every decision.

How does the 7-day trial work?

A card is required to receive the full plan for seven days. Cancel before the trial ends to pay nothing; afterward the monthly plan costs $40 per month. The trial is for new members, and accounts that have paid before are charged from the first day. The yearly plan costs $348 up front and does not use the trial.

Which markets can I use?

The page lists stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, futures, and major indices. The supported list is shown in the app when a market is selected.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. The page says users can cancel in one click from settings and retain access through the period already paid for. App-store subscriptions must be cancelled in the relevant app store.