When Not to Trade Matters as Much as When You Do
Most EAs fail not because their logic is bad — but because they trade blindly through economic volatility. That's why OculusFX includes a built-in Risk Calendar that classifies every trading day based on upcoming news events, volatility risk, and historical EA failure patterns.
Every day, Oculus assigns a simple classification to help you decide how to approach the markets:
Risk Level | Label | Meaning |
---|---|---|
Green Day | Sprint Day | Favorable conditions. Safe to run full strategy. |
Yellow Day | Caution Day | Mid-level volatility expected. Reduce risk or scale in. |
Red Day | No-Trade Day | High-impact events forecasted. Copilot suggests pause. |
These classifications are displayed directly in your dashboard — and updated weekly in your Copilot Briefing.
OculusFX scans:
Major economic news calendars (e.g., CPI, NFP, Fed statements)
Volatility profiles by trading session and currency pair
Your EA's past performance on similar days
The result? You don't have to guess when conditions are dangerous — Oculus tells you before you enter the market.
The Risk Calendar isn't just a visual — it's functional:
"Today is a Red Day. Based on your EA profile, suggest skipping London open."
Automatically pauses entries 30 minutes before a Red Day event, resumes after volatility cools.
Oculus tags the day as 🔴 Red
Copilot alert pops at 8:10: "Do not open new positions — NFP release imminent."
Autopilot halts new trades
You skip the chaos. Capital protected. Strategy intact.
"Most platforms show you what happened after the fact. Oculus warns you before it goes wrong."
The Risk Calendar is your forward-looking edge — protecting your EA from market conditions it was never meant to trade through.
You get full access to the OculusFX Risk Calendar with any Copilot or Autopilot subscription.