What AI trading does and never does
Build and test strategies, practice with virtual money and approve suggestions. Automatic live AI trading is closed.
What it is
AI trading is an Expert tool, found under Automation as the AI trading tab. It trains models on real price history of UZSE shares, tests them on past prices they were not trained on, and lets you practice with virtual money. It reports a real confidence level. If there is too little data to train honestly, the strategy gives no signal.
Three modes
- Paper (simulated). Practice with virtual money. No order is ever sent.
- Suggest (you approve). The strategy proposes a trade and nothing goes to your broker until you approve it. An approved suggestion becomes an order like any other.
- Live (automatic). Closed. Finmind has not opened automatic live AI trading, and arming a strategy in that mode is refused. The page says live trading for AI strategies is not open yet.
Guardrails
An order that follows a suggestion you approved must still pass: the main live trading switch (off by default), a cap on position size, a daily loss limit, a limit on trades a day, the list of securities it may trade, a halal screen and the normal order checks. The approval itself is checked again at the moment it is given.
What it never does
- It never places a real order without your approval.
- It never promises a return. Predictions are estimates, and how a strategy did on past prices does not predict the future. It can lose money.
- It is not investment advice. You decide.
See also Dry run and live trading: the three switches.
Source: the Finmind AI trading page and its safeguards, read on 8 November 2026.