GS Securities partners with Acuity Trading to bring AI trading signals

Press Release
October 19, 2026

By Acuity Trading

Clients get analyst-built trade ideas with entry, stop-loss, target and reasoning, alongside Event Intelligence, Market Intelligence and Market Companion, powered by Acuity’s MarketReader

GS Securities, the global online broker for forex and CFD trading, has partnered with award-winning market intelligence provider Acuity Trading to give its clients the full Acuity intelligence suite. GS Securities clients now get AI trading signals on forex, gold and indices, a calendar of the economic and corporate events that move markets, and news and sentiment analysis, all inside one account.

The agreement covers Acuity’s three intelligence pillars, Trade Intelligence, Event Intelligence and Market Intelligence, together with Market Companion, powered by MarketReader, which explains in plain language what may be driving a market move.

Trade Intelligence, built on Acuity’s AnalysisIQ, combines AI with the work of Acuity’s technical analysts. Every trade idea comes with an entry level, a stop-loss, a target and the reasoning behind it, and ideas are created or updated every 10 minutes. Clients find them in the GS Securities client portal and in MT5 on desktop, so they can go from idea to order without leaving their platform.

Event Intelligence tracks the developments that move prices, from economic data releases and central bank decisions to company earnings. Market Intelligence analyses news and market sentiment to show how the mood around an asset is changing and why prices may be reacting.

Market Companion draws on price action, news, macroeconomic data and relationships between assets to explain the likely drivers behind a move. Where relevant, it shows Acuity’s analysis of the same market alongside the explanation. AI-generated content is clearly labelled.

For GS Securities, the partnership adds a research layer to its MT5 offering. Clients can check the reasoning behind a trade idea, see which events are coming up and understand why a market is moving before they decide whether, and how, to trade.

Andrew Lane, CEO of Acuity Trading and MarketReader, said:

“Market information is most useful when traders understand the context around it. Our partnership with GS Securities puts market explanations, event intelligence and analyst-supported trade ideas in front of its clients, helping them form their own view of what is happening in the markets.

“Market Companion adds to that context by explaining the potential drivers behind price movements. Together, these tools are designed to support research and individual judgement.”

David Freeman, CEO of GS Securities, said:

“Our clients want more than a price chart. They want to know why a market is moving, what is coming up next and the thinking behind a trade idea. Partnering with Acuity Trading puts that research straight into their GS Securities account, covering market movements, key events and trade ideas.

“We are giving our clients better tools, not promises. Every idea shows its entry, stop-loss, target and reasoning, so clients can judge it for themselves and decide what fits their own circumstances and trading.”

The Acuity intelligence suite is available now to verified GS Securities clients through the client portal and MT5 on desktop. Find out more at gssecurities.io/en/resources/ai-trading-signals

Important information

Trade ideas, market explanations and other content from the Acuity intelligence tools are general market information, not personalised investment advice or a recommendation to trade. They involve interpretation, may be incomplete or incorrect, and do not predict future market movements or guarantee any trading outcome. A stop-loss limits a loss but cannot guarantee the exit price, as prices can gap.

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