Every Eaglics daily range forecast is timestamped before price moves. Once the session settles, the actual high and low are logged against it: publicly, pair by pair. Nothing here is retrofitted.
Eaglics is a systematic forecasting engine for forex. Instead of describing price after the fact, it outputs a probable daily high and low: a range forecast: delivered before the London open, built from an orthogonalized multi-factor signal library and a regime-aware model ensemble, not a single indicator or a hunch.
This page is the evidence layer. Each pair below carries its own dated log of forecast-versus-actual, updated as sessions settle, so the model's track record is visible rather than asserted.
Every forecast is generated and frozen before the session it describes. Nothing in this log is recomputed with hindsight.
Volatility isn't constant. Five independently-weighted models adjust to the current regime rather than applying one static rule to every session.
Models are walk-forward tested with purge and embargo windows, so results reflect what the model actually knew at the time: not future information bleeding backward.
Confidence scores are checked against realized outcomes over time, so a stated confidence level means what it says.
Forecast high and low for each pair are generated and timestamped ahead of the London session.
Price trades freely through London and New York with no further input from the model.
Once the session settles, the realized high and low are recorded against the original forecast.
The average pip deviation between the forecast band and the realized session range is calculated automatically and published to that pair's page.
The most heavily traded pair in the world. Eaglics combines ATR regime analysis, Bollinger Band expansion and macro volatility calendars to forecast its daily range ahead of the London open.
Cable is known for sharp intraday moves on UK data and BoE policy. The model tracks its mean-reverting and breakout regimes separately.
The Swiss franc's safe-haven flows create asymmetric range behaviour around risk events, which the regime model is calibrated to detect.
Commodity terms-of-trade and China-linked risk appetite drive the Aussie. The model blends cross-asset risk signals into its range forecast.
Our lowest-volatility major and the one pair open to every user, free, so anyone can verify the model's behaviour before subscribing.
A pure risk-sentiment cross between UK growth outlook and Swiss safe-haven demand, prone to trend hard in risk-on regimes.
Nicknamed "The Dragon" for its volatility. Regime detection is weighted more heavily here than on any other pair in the book.
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