Speculative Markets

Forex: 10 AI prompts for finance workflows

Use these Forex prompts to move from a rough finance task to a clearer, copy-ready AI workflow.

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Copy-ready Forex finance prompts

Pip Value + Lot Size + Risk Calculator (Forex Confusion Killer)

Beginner

Turns “How much am I risking?” into a repeatable template across any pair and account currency.

ID 132
Act as a forex risk calculator. My account currency is currency. I trade pair. My stop is X pips and I want to risk 20%. Show me exactly how to calculate pip value and choose the correct lot size. Include examples for different pair types (XXX/USD, USD/XXX, XXX/JPY) and a fill-in template I can reuse.

Spread/Slippage Viability Check (Is This Strategy Even Tradable?)

Pro

Quickly tests whether your target size can survive real-world costs like spreads widening and slippage.

ID 133
I scalp/day trade forex and target X pips with a stop of Y pips. My typical spread is S and slippage can be L. Calculate my break-even win rate and tell me if this is viable. If not, propose 3 fixes (target/stop adjustments, pair selection, session choice, trade frequency rules).

Session Edge Planner (London, New York, Asia)

Beginner

Builds a time-of-day plan based on when your chosen pairs actually move cleanly.

ID 134
Act as a forex session strategist. I trade from 4 hours to 4 hours in timezone and prefer pairs. Create a session plan: best 1–2 trading windows for me, which pairs fit each window, what volatility behavior to expect, and a “no-trade” window list. Include a 10-minute pre-session checklist.

News Trading Survival Guide (Spreads, Requotes, Slippage)

Pro

Helps traders avoid the classic “I got destroyed at NFP” scenario with clear rules for event risk.

ID 135
Act as a forex event-risk specialist. I want to trade around news like 20%. Create a survival guide: what typically happens to spreads and execution, which trade styles are most vulnerable, and what rules to use (no-trade windows, reduced size, wider stops, limit-only, or wait-for-confirmation). End with a simple decision tree: trade / don’t trade / wait.

Forex Broker Due Diligence Checklist (Regulation + Execution Reality)

Pro

A practical checklist to vet brokers: licensing, client fund protections, execution model, and hidden cost traps.

ID 136
Act as a broker due diligence analyst. I live in United States and I’m considering broker. Provide a checklist to verify: regulatory authorization for my location, client money protections, execution model (and what it implies), fee/spread structure, slippage behavior, stop/limit order handling, and withdrawal reliability. Include red flags that suggest a broker is unsafe or unsuitable for my trading style.

“Why Did My Stop Get Hit?” Stop Placement & Volatility Framework

Medium

Builds stop logic that respects forex volatility and avoids placing stops where the market naturally breathes.

ID 137
Act as a forex trade management coach. I keep getting stopped out before price goes my way. My pair is pair, timeframe is 15-minute data, and my typical stop is X pips. Build a stop placement framework using structure and volatility: where stops belong, where they don’t, when to reduce size instead of tightening stops, and how to set invalidation properly. Provide a checklist and 3 example scenarios.

Correlation & Exposure Map (Stop Accidentally Doubling the Same Trade)

Medium

Helps traders avoid hidden concentration by mapping correlated pairs and USD exposure.

ID 138
Act as a forex portfolio exposure analyst. Here are my open positions or watchlist ideas: pairs + direction + size. Build an exposure map: USD exposure, base/quote concentration, pair correlations, and “same trade in disguise” risks. Recommend how to diversify or hedge and set a max correlated exposure rule.

Short, Sharp: “Forex Trade Plan in 12 Lines”

Medium

Forces clarity. One screen. No fluff. Perfect for discipline and consistency.

ID 139
Write me a forex trade plan in exactly 12 lines. Inputs: pair, 15-minute data, trend-following strategy, entry trigger, stop rule, take profit rule, 4 hours, risk per trade, max daily loss, session window, no-trade conditions, journal rule. Make it strict and easy to follow.

Short, Sharp: “Post-Trade Autopsy”

Pro

Turns a single trade into a lesson in under 2 minutes.

ID 140
Here’s my trade: 15-minute data. Diagnose it in 5 bullets: (1) setup quality, (2) execution quality, (3) risk quality, (4) what I should repeat, (5) one rule to improve next time. Keep it blunt and practical.

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