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Live cointegrated pairs across crypto, forex, stocks and commodities — each with a Z-Score signal, long/short allocation and a historical backtest.
Find cointegrated pairs in seconds
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Cointegration, not just correlation
Every pair passes a correlation filter and a statistical cointegration test, so you see only pairs whose spread tends to revert to its mean — not random co-movement.
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Ready-to-trade signals
Each pair shows its current Z-Score, signal (LONG / SHORT SPREAD, CLOSE) and the exact long/short split — on the site and as live alerts in Telegram.
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Backtest before you trade
Check Profit Factor, Win Rate, average PnL and 1Y Return for every setup, and filter out weak pairs before risking capital.
How PairTrade AI finder works
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How to Use PairTrade AI Finder: Reading Z-Score Signals and Backtests Step by Step
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Frequent questions
Pairs trading is a market-neutral strategy: you go long one asset and short a statistically related one, then profit when the spread between them returns to its historical mean. Because the position is hedged, it depends on the relationship between the two assets rather than on the direction of the overall market.
Correlation measures whether two assets move in the same direction; it can appear and vanish with market noise. Cointegration tests whether the spread between them is stationary — whether it reliably returns to a mean. Pairs trading relies on cointegration, which is why PairTrading.Pro screens pairs by cointegration p-value, not just correlation.
Crypto perpetual futures on Bybit, OKX, Binance via API, plus forex, CFDs and stocks through any MetaTrader 5 broker. A single spread can combine legs from different venues — for example, a crypto perpetual against a forex pair.
A spread is long one asset and short another, so a broad market decline affects it far less than a directional position. It is not risk-free: cointegration can break down, and a spread can diverge further before reverting. That is why every setup in PairTrading.Pro comes with a historical backtest and the terminal includes position limits.
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