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How can you post a recommendation which turns into a signal on the Arincen platform?

Posting a recommendation on Arincen is quick and easy. Select the asset you wish to recommend, then specify the trade direction (buy, sell, or pending order). Next, enter the entry price, stop-loss level, and one or more profit targets.

You can also add a comment explaining the reason for the recommendation or the supporting analysis, which helps followers understand your vision and market analysis more clearly.

What are the requirements for publishing a recommendation or analytical idea online?

Posting recommendations on the Arincen network requires an active account on the platform, then accurately identifying the trading asset and entering basic recommendation data, such as the entry price, targets, and stop loss, while clarifying whether it is a sell or buy recommendation.

Who can publish recommendations on the Arincen platform?

All users of the Arincen network can post recommendations. Each registered member has their own area (sidebar), which appears immediately upon logging in.

How is the asset type chosen when creating a recommendation?

When posting a new recommendation, you can select the asset type from a comprehensive list that includes forex, stocks, commodities, indices, and cryptocurrencies. This categorization helps ensure the recommendation reaches the appropriate audience of interested parties and followers.

What is meant by the description in the recommendation posting section?

This section is dedicated to explaining or describing the analysis that led to the decision. It's an important section for users, as it helps them understand the analytical method the expert used to base their recommendation on, along with the charts and indicators that clarify the expert's opinion.

Is it permissible to publish more than one target and stop loss in a single recommendation?

Yes. An expert or trader can set multiple profit targets with a single stop-loss level. This gives followers greater flexibility to choose the appropriate exit point according to their strategies and risk tolerance.

What is meant by the second and third goals?

Each user/expert can set more than one target for each recommendation. These targets help users determine their exit point based on their trading style; for example, if they prefer long-term trading, they can stay until the third target.

Users can also track a recommendation and receive notifications when goals are reached, or when the expert manually closes it if they deem it unnecessary to keep it open. Note that only three recommendations can be subscribed to for free; additional recommendations require a paid subscription

How can I set targets and stop-loss levels when posting a recommendation?

Arincen's recommendation posting system provides two methods for setting targets and stop-loss orders:

Manual selection within the recommendation form

When selecting the recommendation direction, the system automatically enters default values ​​for targets and stop-loss, which can be easily modified via:

  • Use the + and - signs inside the boxes

  • Or delete the value and write the price you want directly.

Edit directly via the graph:

You can drag the target and stop-loss lines from the chart and move them up or down to visually and accurately set the appropriate levels.

In this way, the system balances flexibility and speed to determine recommendation levels that align with your trading strategy.

What fields should be filled in when publishing a recommendation?

The Stop Loss and First Target fields must be filled in before you can publish the recommendation. The Second and Third Target fields, as well as the description, are not mandatory.

What is the difference between an open recommendation and a closed recommendation?

The recommendation remains open as long as the price hasn't reached the target or stop-loss. It closes when one of the targets is achieved or when the expert manually closes it if they deem the profit sufficient. The closing time is clearly displayed in the recommendation history.

What are the pending recommendations, and how can they be published on the recommendations platform?

Pending recommendations are activated only when the price reaches a specific level above or below the current price. These recommendations are triggered when the expert-set price is reached.

You can post pending recommendations on the Arincen network through the same box for posting regular recommendations, then click on pending and then specify which type of pending recommendation you want, as there are four types of pending recommendations, which are: Sell limit, Sell stop, Buy limit, Buy stop, specify the activation price and then specify the targets and stop loss usually.

Can the recommendation be modified after it has been published?

No. But the recommendation can be closed manually.

Are there fees that an expert must pay to publish locked recommendations?

No fees are required for experts to publish recommendations privately. Some recommendations can be published privately, so their full details are only visible to subscribers or those with paid subscriptions. This feature aims to enhance experts' knowledge rights and generate additional income from high-quality recommendations.

How can traders evaluate a recommendation after it has been published?

Recommendations can be interacted with through likes, dislikes, comments, and questions. These feedbacks help enhance the expert's reputation and demonstrates the effectiveness of their analysis to other followers.

What are the responsibilities of an expert when publishing a recommendation?

The publisher of the recommendation is responsible for providing accurate and non-misleading information, adhering to transparency standards, and refraining from promoting unrealistic profit promises. Arincen is a social trading platform and not a financial intermediary; therefore, each user is responsible for their own trading decisions.

How can the performance of the recommendation be monitored after it has been published?

All recommendations appear in the user's profile, and their results are automatically updated as prices move. Followers can view the level of goal achievement, trade duration, and closing time to assess progress over time and decide whether to continue trading.

What are the different limitations of the Arincen Network's recommendation platform?

When publishing trading recommendations, you will notice certain limitations. These limitations include, for example, that in a buy order, the stop-loss cannot be higher than the entry price, and the first target cannot be lower than the entry price. Similarly, the second target cannot be lower than the first, and the third target cannot be lower than the second.

In the case of a sell recommendation, all of the above applies, but in reverse. Additionally, there is a significant restriction on maintaining the platform's integrity: the stop-loss cannot exceed twice the last target price. For example, if a single target is set at 100 points, the stop-loss cannot be more than 200 points below the entry price

How can recommendations be shared on social media channels such as Telegram, Twitter, and others?

After the recommendation is published, it will appear at the top of the homepage or network. You can simply click on the share button on the recommendation, and then you can share it on the channel you like, as you can publish it on Telegram, Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter, and others.

How can a locked recommendation be posted on Arincen, and what is its purpose?

An expert or trader can publish a locked recommendation by selecting the lock option during the posting process. This hides the full details from followers until they are unlocked. This option aims to protect the analytical effort of the recommendation's author and add value to the professional content, while also encouraging followers to subscribe to the site and support the expert in accessing high-quality recommendations.

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