AI Analysis

AI Analysis describes the structure and support/resistance of the active pair from your imported candles; the AI then explains what was measured in plain words. It doesn't forecast price or give buy or sell signals.

You need candles of the pair first — H1 plus H4 gives the best read. See Import candles. With All pairs active, pick one pair in the sidebar.

What you see

• The chart with the nearest support zone and resistance, and the swing that defines the structure (for example "Last higher low 2,641").
• Structure — Uptrend, Downtrend or Range and the facts behind it, for example "H4: higher highs & higher lows since Oct 20", "Price is 0.4% below resistance at 2,665", "Momentum is slowing".
• Levels to Watch — Nearest above and Nearest below, and in a trend the Last higher low (or Last lower high): "A close below 2,641 ends the higher-low sequence". In a range, its two edges. Both sides are shown on purpose — this describes the chart, not where price will go.
• Similar past windows — how past windows in your own history that looked like this one turned out: continued, reversed and sideways, with View to open them in Similar Patterns. Past behavior in your data, not a forecast.
• AI explanation — click Explain with AI to get the facts in plain words. Without an AI provider you still get every fact above.

Open Checklist takes you to the pre-trade checklist when you're ready.

Read a past moment

By default the read is from the latest candle. Click Choose Screenshot to read the chart at the time of a Timeline screenshot. If your candles don't reach that time, a notice tells you which candles to import.

Structure and levels are calculated from your candles; the AI only explains them. For journaling and review — not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. Past patterns do not predict future results.

The AI explanation receives the candle timestamp, the measured levels and all available pattern outcomes (including sideways). It is instructed to describe both sides of price equally, never to forecast a direction or give entries, stops or targets, to mention conflicting evidence and to acknowledge missing information. It uses imported data, not live quotes or a checked news calendar. Similarity is not a probability. Model-generated wording can still be wrong; compare it with the displayed facts.