Ask in plain words. The answer is drawn on the chart while it is being written — the levels it is reading, the formation it found, the price at which that formation would break — and not a report you read after the fact.
Every level the analyst reads is a mark you can see, stamped with the timeframe it was read on. Its marks have a budget per instrument, so the chart stays a chart.
Twenty-three formations, levels and trendlines, gaps, open interest, earnings and the economic calendar are computed, not eyeballed. Every number arrives with what it was measured from.
Arm an alert on any line — yours or the analyst's — and the server checks it with your screen off, and sends a notification when the price it receives touches the line. A notification can arrive late or not at all, so it is never your only stop.
A reading of the chart, written by AI — not advice, and it can be wrong. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold, and nothing here knows your circumstances. Prices can differ from your broker's.
Charting by TradingView — Lightweight Charts™, Apache License 2.0.
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