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FAQ: How is the 'distance to target' calculated in trend prediction engine (TPE)?

Q: How is the 'distance to target' calculated in trend prediction engine (TPE)?


A: The 'distance to target' in the Trend Prediction Engine can also be called a potential profit. The distance to the target is a percentage indicating how far a current trend is from reaching its predicted target. It's more about the trend direction rather than specific entry or exit points. You can gauge the potential success of a trade by considering the 'odds of success' and analyzing past predictions.

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