Question 1

What is systematic trading?

Accepted Answer

Most investors make decisions in the moment — reacting to headlines, following tips, or trading on gut feel. Systematic trading is the opposite: you define your rules in advance — when to enter, when to exit, how much to risk — and the system follows them precisely, every time, without emotion. Oyamori gives you access to proven systematic strategies so you can trade on data, not instinct.

Question 2

Do I need to know how to code to use Oyamori?

Accepted Answer

No. You choose a strategy from the catalog, connect your brokerage account, set your risk parameters, and Oyamori handles the rest. The intelligence is built in — you bring the decision, the platform brings the execution. If you are a developer and want to go deeper, the CLI and API are there. But coding is never a requirement.

Question 3

What is a trading edge?

Accepted Answer

An edge is a repeatable market condition where the odds are in your favor — not guaranteed, but statistically consistent over time. Think of it like a weather forecast: not certain, but informed. Serious investors do not guess; they find edges and execute them systematically. Oyamori's catalog is built on proven edges across different asset classes and market conditions, each grounded in rigorous quantitative research.

Question 4

How does AI sentiment trading work?

Accepted Answer

News moves markets — but most investors only find out after the price has already moved. Oyamori's AI intelligence layer, Newsvibe, reads financial news in real time and scores it for urgency, sentiment strength, and likely market impact. When the news is strongly positive but the price has not reacted yet, that gap is your signal. Oyamori detects it automatically and acts on your behalf — before the crowd catches up.

Question 5

Is my capital safe with Oyamori?

Accepted Answer

Your money never moves to Oyamori. You connect your own brokerage account via a read-and-trade API key — Oyamori only routes signals, it never has access to withdraw or transfer your funds. Your capital stays in your account, under your name, at all times. Revoke access in seconds from your Alpaca dashboard whenever you need to.

Question 6

How is Oyamori different from a hedge fund or robo-advisor?

Accepted Answer

A hedge fund takes your money and makes all the decisions — you hand over control and hope for the best. A robo-advisor puts you in a generic portfolio that looks the same as everyone else's. Oyamori is different: your capital stays in your own account, you choose the strategy, you set the risk limits. The AI does the heavy lifting — monitoring signals, enforcing your rules, executing trades — but every decision traces back to what you set up. You stay in control. The platform amplifies it.

Date	Direction	Confidence	Price	Entry
2026-08-04	▼ BEARISH	3%	$378.15	$378.15
GOOG has pushed into a dangerous overbought zone with an RSI north of 73, leaving it ripe for a correction. While the long-term analyst sentiment remains bullish, the immediate technicals show a bearish MACD crossover and low volume, indicating the rally is exhausted. With Max Pain at 350 and significant support at 365.67, the path of least resistance for the next session is lower. We are playing the mean-reversion move. The low IV environment allows us to enter puts cheaply before the volatility spikes on the drop. Stop: $384.24 · T1: $365.97 · R:R 2
2026-07-31	▲ BULLISH	20%	$333.48	$333.48
GOOG is currently idling in a neutral technical zone, but the risk-to-reward profile is skewed to the upside. With strong support established at 330.11 and a massive gap up to resistance, the path of least resistance is upward. While MACD is lagging, the extremely low IV makes this an ideal time to buy volatility before a move occurs. Fundamental sentiment remains bullish with targets far above current levels. We are playing a mean-reversion move targeting the 340-350 zone. Stop: $330.11 · T1: $343.65 · R:R 3.02
2026-07-24	▲ BULLISH	6%	$318.57	$318.57
GOOG is currently screaming 'oversold' with an RSI of 18.53, creating a classic mean-reversion opportunity. While the broader trend is neutral, the proximity to strong support at 314.89 limits downside risk. With IV rank at a basement level of 9, long calls are priced attractively for a quick volatility expansion. The gap between the current price and the analyst target of 430 suggests a strong underlying value proposition. We are betting on a short-term liquidity snap-back toward the 330 range. Stop: $314.89 · T1: $329.79 · R:R 3.05
2026-07-20	▲ BULLISH	10%	$353.19	$353.19
GOOG is currently consolidating in a neutral technical environment but is anchored by strong support at 350.65. While L1 and L2 are quiet, the bullish MACD and positive analyst sentiment suggest an underlying appetite for the stock. We are positioning for a short-term relief rally toward the 365-370 range. The trade is timed to capture pre-earnings positioning before the volatility spike. Despite the low confidence score, the asymmetric risk-to-reward profile makes this a viable tactical long. Stop: $350.65 · T1: $365.79 · R:R 4.96
2026-07-01	▲ BULLISH	22%	$353.24	$353.24
GOOG is currently in a consolidation phase but maintains a bullish underlying momentum. With a neutral EMA cloud and low volume, the market is waiting for a trigger, but the MACD and RSI suggest the path of least resistance is up. Strong support at 348.11 provides a safety net for a long position. Extremely low IV makes this an ideal window to buy calls before a potential volatility expansion. We are playing the gap between current price and the massive analyst target of 426.62. Stop: $348.11 · T1: $363.56 · R:R 2.01

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