Know what the results mean.
Virtual execution only
ORIALCOM FX is not a broker, investment adviser, or a real-money order routing system. All account balances, positions, and results are virtual. Strategy output and model classes are educational research, not personalized recommendations.
Market sources and availability
Current indicative bid/ask data is read from Swissquote's public AT standard quote endpoint. Historical OHLC reference prices are read from Yahoo Finance. These are different sources and are not interchangeable execution records. Public endpoints may delay, reject, change, or stop serving requests. No service-level agreement or commercial redistribution license is represented. Provider terms and licensed access must be resolved before a supported public launch.
Execution limitations
The paper engine models bid/ask spread, adverse slippage, margin, risk limits, stop/target triggers, and partial exits. It does not simulate all liquidity, queue priority, market impact, swaps, commissions, or real brokerage policies. Stops and targets execute only when the app is running and valid fresh data is available. Android may stop background monitoring; the app does not silently resume execution after process death.
Historical replay
Backtests use the same strategy and broker reducer, next-bar entries, an assumed 1.2-pip spread and 0.2-pip slippage. When an OHLC candle touches both levels, the adverse extreme is visited first. Historical reference bars are not executable tick history. Commission and swap costs are zero. Simulated historical results are kept separate from paper sessions and do not predict future returns.
Model evidence
The local H1 classifier was trained on 24,845 observations from EUR/USD, GBP/USD and AUD/USD. A chronological split, label purge, and four-hour embargo separated training and evaluation. Held-out direction accuracy was 39.0%, with a 34.2% majority baseline across 5,316 observations. This is not profitability validation or a trade win probability. Model classes do not place orders.
Release readiness
Version 1.0.0-rc1 is a signed evaluation release. A signed APK establishes release identity; it is not proof of production reliability. Licensed data, broad physical-device testing, operational support, and a longer forward-test record remain launch requirements.