Question 1

Is The Brain a buy/sell recommendation tool?

Accepted Answer

No. The Brain provides market intelligence and education — a "read on the market," not a trade order. All content is for reference only; investment decisions and risk are entirely yours.

Question 2

So what do I actually get?

Accepted Answer

Structured, verifiable forecasts, a two-way scenario tree to build probabilistic thinking, a public calibration scorecard, plus a community and analysis blog. The value is understanding the market better, not "winning trades."

Question 3

Is the data and performance shown real?

Accepted Answer

The numbers shown in this design are illustrative. On the live product, every forecast is timestamped and scored publicly — including when results fall short of buy-and-hold. We do not cherry-pick good outcomes.

Question 4

What's included in the Free plan?

Accepted Answer

Company profiles, basic metrics and foreign flow, plus 1 Ask Brain query per day. Free forever, no card required. Watching assets and receiving Brain AI signals needs the Starter plan or higher.

Question 5

What's different about paying for Premium?

Accepted Answer

Paid plans unlock depth: Brain AI signals the moment they fire on the assets you watch, analysis, full calibration history, unlimited scenario library and Trade Replay, community war-room + weekly briefing, real-time Telegram alerts, and unlimited Ask Brain. You pay for depth and community — not for "hot tips."

Question 6

Is there a profit guarantee?

Accepted Answer

No, and there never will be. Anyone who guarantees market returns is suspect. We sell transparency and thinking tools, not luck.

Question 7

How does payment and cancellation work?

Accepted Answer

We support bank transfer, e-wallets, and domestic cards, with VAT invoices for businesses. You can cancel or downgrade anytime in one click; your saved data is kept.

Question 8

What does "calibration" mean?

Accepted Answer

It measures how well our stated probability matches the actual frequency of outcomes. If we say "70%" but we're only right 52% of the time, the calibration curve sits below the diagonal — meaning we're overconfident. The scorecard shows this honestly.

Question 9

What is the "buy-and-hold baseline" and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

It's the outcome if you simply bought and held, with no trading at all. A system only has real predictive value once it beats this baseline. Our legacy approach currently hasn't — and we keep that number public.

Question 10

What is the "invalidation condition" in each forecast?

Accepted Answer

The threshold stated in advance that determines a forecast was wrong. It forces every forecast to be clearly falsifiable — the foundation of a trustworthy track record.

What people ask before they trust us.