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PRODUCT GUIDE

Your guide to the workspace.

A practical reference to XauScan's navigation, research tools and account features. Use it alongside the dashboard; feature availability follows the live site's settings.

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Your first research session

  1. Open Overview. Read the market context and timestamps before exploring individual signals.
  2. Choose a research area. Use Trade Desk for trade scenarios, Gold Research for news and related markets, or Market Outlook for session context.
  3. Compare the evidence. Check the source, time horizon and conditions behind an idea. Different models can disagree.
  4. Organise your work. Use Strategy View to explore rules and tests, and My XauScan for supported account saves.
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NAVIGATION REFERENCE

What each section does

Overview

The starting point for the market snapshot, recent research and the Trade Desk summary. Check freshness before interpreting a card.

Open Overview →

Trade Desk

1 Min Scalper, Scalp Signals and Swing Signals organise scenarios by horizon. Trading Ideas, Social Flow, Market Psychology and AI Gold Analysis add different research perspectives.

Read the entry conditions, invalidation and timestamp shown by the individual tool.

Open Scalp Signals →

Strategy View

Backtest Lab explores historical results. Strategy Generator helps assemble rules. XauScan Indicators and Strategy Tools provide related research tools.

Inside Strategy View, choose the relevant workspace from its navigation.

Open Strategy View →

Gold Research

Gold News brings together headlines; Gold Stocks and Metals & Commodities add related market context. Open original sources when available.

Gold Education explains sessions, market drivers, the gold/silver ratio, levels and how to interpret research results.

Open Gold News →

Market Outlook

Today Outlook and Next Session separate current-session research from the next-session view. Confirm the date, session and scenario before using the analysis.

Open Today Outlook →

Gold Oracle

Oracle Now shows the current model view. Oracle Lab provides its research workspace. Track Record shows recorded calls and their displayed outcomes.

A model score or recorded outcome is not a guarantee of the next result.

Open Oracle Now →

Research & Data

Use the site's research and data reference area to explore the context behind the dashboard. Availability depends on the sources connected to XauScan.

Open Research & Data →

My XauScan

Your Google sign-in, account plan, usage and saved work. Use the same Google account on each visit to access the same records.

Open My XauScan →

A useful strategy workflow

  1. Describe the rules. Define the entry, exit, time frame and risk assumptions in the available strategy controls.
  2. Run a historical test. Review the selected period, data availability and any spread or cost settings exposed by the test.
  3. Read more than the return. Compare drawdown, number of trades and the distribution of wins and losses.
  4. Save deliberately. When signed in, use the available save controls and confirm that the item appears in My XauScan.

Changing rules after viewing results can overfit a strategy to its history. Historical simulations are research, not live execution.

Manage your account

Use Save on a source profile, a saved strategy, a scalp signal or a signal in Track Record. My XauScan brings these favourites together with recorded outcomes and recent backtests. Results refresh while this account view is open; an untracked signal has no assumed outcome. Use Load older tests below the history table for earlier saved runs.

Google sign-in connects your account to XauScan. Supported saved profiles, strategies and backtest records are associated with that account. Check the account panel for your plan and remaining usage.

We currently retain saved account work while the account remains active. To request deletion of your account and associated data, contact support@xauscan.com. Requests are processed manually after identity verification; they do not run automatically from this page.

Read data with its context

  • Timestamp: when was the quote, article or analysis updated?
  • Source: does it describe a price feed, a news publisher or a model output?
  • Horizon: a one-minute scenario and a swing scenario answer different questions.
  • Status: WAIT, no data, open and completed describe different states.
  • Assumptions: historical costs, execution and data coverage can differ from a live account.
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