The math decides. The evidence explains.

Every tier runs the same engine — what changes is how much of the evidence and analysis is unlocked. Full breakdown:

A deterministic 0–100 score generated by a Bayesian rule engine that has run inside AIQ's software since 1985. On any given bar, whichever of the ~400 rules in the knowledge base actually fire get chained together mathematically to produce the rating — the same inputs always produce the same output.

No. The Expert Rating and the AIQ Commentary that explains it are both generated algorithmically from the rule engine's output — no LLM or external call happens at runtime. AI was used during development to help build the commentary templates, not to generate live ratings or explanations. Same inputs, same output, every time, which is not something a language model can promise.

Yes — AIQ Genesis runs as an indicator on top of TradingView, it isn't a standalone platform. TradingView's free plan is enough to add and run the free AIQ Essential indicator. Plus and Premium are invite-only indicators, which TradingView requires a paid TradingView plan to access — so those tiers need a paid TradingView subscription in addition to your AIQ Genesis subscription. See the "Get Started" section above for details.

Every tier runs the identical Bayesian engine — nothing is held back or dumbed down at lower tiers. Essential shows the live score and recent marks on the chart. Plus adds the fired-rule breakdown, alerts, and the plain-English AIQ Commentary. Premium adds the full barometer suite: relative strength vs. SPY and sector, oscillator/price barometers, and sector rotation context. See Pricing above for the full comparison.

Yes. The Pine Script engine is built to reproduce TradingExpert's own Expert Rating math faithfully — the same rules, evaluated the same way, so the score you see on TradingView matches what the original engine produces. It's a fidelity claim: the software reproduces the established engine, rather than being a new, unproven model.

A higher rating means the evidence is more one-sided — more of the conditions the engine tracks are leaning the same way, with fewer contradicting them. So a 99 reflects more agreement than a 95. What it doesn't promise is a bigger or faster move: the rating measures conviction in the evidence, not the size of the outcome. Treat the top of the scale as a strong filter, not a leaderboard to trade top-to-bottom.

That it ranks and explains. It computes a deterministic, auditable score from real rule logic and tells you exactly which conditions fired and why, in plain English. It's designed to rank how one-sided the evidence is and to make its reasoning transparent — not to time entries to the bar. AIQ's own guidance has always been to confirm a signal with your own trigger and risk rules before acting. Auditability and reproducibility are the product.

Yes. Plus and Premium are month-to-month with no contract — cancel whenever you like and you won't be billed again the following cycle. AIQ Essential has no billing at all.

Yes, upgrade or downgrade at any time through your billing portal. Changes are prorated by Stripe automatically.

Billing is handled entirely by Stripe — AIQ never sees or stores your card details directly.

From any TradingView chart, open the indicators search and add "AIQ Expert Rating." Essential tier requires no invite; Plus and Premium are invite-only scripts activated automatically after checkout, usually within a few minutes.

No. AIQ never places or manages trades. It generates ratings and alerts on your chart; if you want to act on them, execution happens through TradingView's own broker connections — a separate, optional step you control entirely.

Anywhere TradingView runs in a browser — Mac, Windows, or Linux — plus the TradingView mobile app on iOS and Android. No separate installation, and no Windows-only desktop software required.

Email aiqgenesis@aiqsystems.com for billing, setup, or general questions. If you're migrating from desktop TradingExpert Pro, call AIQ Sales at 1-800-332-2999.