Frequently Asked Questions

My Futures Quant runs AI-driven analysis on market data and publishes the resulting recommendations to a public, timestamped ledger. Every call is logged before any outcome is known, so members can review the full history of what was suggested and when.

Yes. Once an entry is published to the ledger, it is not altered or removed. This applies to every recommendation regardless of how it later performs, which is the basis for the transparency we aim to provide.

No prior trading experience is required to follow the analysis. That said, we recommend reviewing the methodology section and the ledger history so you understand how outputs are generated before acting on any recommendation.

No. The analysis and recommendations provided by My Futures Quant are for informational purposes only and do not constitute personalised financial advice. Markets carry risk, and you should make your own decisions or consult a qualified advisor.

Recommendations come from an automated analysis process applied to available market data. The general flow of that process is outlined in our methodology section on the homepage. We don't disclose proprietary internals, but every output is logged publicly regardless of source.

New entries are added to the ledger as recommendations are generated. The exact frequency depends on market conditions and the analysis process, so the ledger should be reviewed directly for current activity rather than assumed on a fixed schedule.

Requesting access takes a few minutes. Once approved, you'll be guided through a short onboarding process before you can view live analysis and the ledger. See the onboarding steps on our homepage for more detail.

Yes, access can be stopped at any time. There is no obligation to continue using My Futures Quant beyond the point you choose to stop, subject to the terms outlined in our Terms of Service.

No. Historical entries in the ledger reflect what was recommended at a given point in time, not a guarantee of future performance. All markets involve risk, and past outcomes should not be treated as predictive.

If your question isn't covered here, you can reach out through our contact page and our team will follow up with the information you need.