MintX signals are the output of a fixed, rule-based research process that runs identically for every stock, on a set schedule. They are not generated by a chatbot, a large language model, or any live, per-user API call. The in-app AI assistant is a completely separate tool — it helps you navigate the app and answer questions about features. It has no role in creating, adjusting, or influencing any signal.

The core methodology is built around Fibonacci retracement analysis — a well-established technical analysis framework using standard levels such as 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, and 78.6%. Alongside price and these levels, the process also factors in signals like momentum, moving-average alignment, and support/resistance zones to arrive at a STRONG, WEAK, or NEUTRAL classification and a confidence score.

MintX does not publish the exact scoring formula, the weighting between factors, or the thresholds that separate STRONG from WEAK from NEUTRAL — this is proprietary. What we do publish is the categories of analysis used above, and our full historical accuracy record.

Every signal is tracked from the moment it fires until it either hits its target or its stop-loss. Nothing is marked accurate until that outcome is known — the current and most recent month are excluded from published rates until reconciled. See the full monthly breakdown on the Signal Accuracy page.

Past accuracy does not guarantee future results. All content on MintX — signals, Fibonacci levels, support & resistance, and every other data point — is provided for educational and research purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. See our full Disclaimer for details.