Every setup starts with an observation. You notice a candlestick formation, a familiar price structure, or a sequence that fits your strategy. The next question is what happened when similar conditions appeared before. Deep AI’s Price Simulator helps you explore that question. It searches historical market data for matching structures so you can study how prices moved afterward and put your current setup into context.
Start with the pattern you want to study
Select a candlestick pattern or price structure you want to evaluate. It might be part of your existing strategy or a setup you have recently noticed and want to understand better.
Choose a structure that reflects the idea you are actually testing. A clearly defined setup gives you a more useful starting point for comparing historical examples.
Search for historical matches
Once you run the search, iC Candle identifies historical instances of your selected pattern across the markets you follow.
This lets you move beyond a single chart example. You can examine whether similar structures led to similar outcomes, where the results differed, and how much variation appeared between matches.
Explore 20 years of outcomes
Review the historical matches and examine how price behaved after each setup. Did it continue in the same direction, reverse, or stay within a range? Was the move immediate, or did the market take time to develop?
The value comes from looking across the results. A few strong examples can be memorable, but a broader view helps you form more balanced expectations about the setup.
Generate possible next moves
For further analysis, select AI Intelligence. The CSE generates possible next chart movements based on similar historical structures and market conditions.
Use these scenarios to explore different ways the setup could develop. They can help you identify what to watch next and what would challenge your original interpretation.
Put the results to work
Before moving on, write down what the historical examples suggest, where the outcomes vary, and which conditions matter to your analysis.
Price Simulator gives you historical context for a trading idea. Its matches and generated scenarios describe possibilities; they do not guarantee the next price move.
