Complete Explanation Guide

An adaptive line that changes speed with market momentum: green = uptrend, red = downtrend. Small circles at highs/lows mark a "liquidity footprint" with the traded volume at that exact point. The label above/below shows accumulated buy/sell volume and "Delta Volume" — a positive number means stronger buying pressure despite the visible trend.

Transparent green box = unclosed bullish gap. Red = unclosed bearish gap. Stays drawn until retested (alert fires) or fully closed.

Green/red dashed line auto-built from real swing highs/lows. A break against it fires an alert.

Gray shaded area = momentum cloud. Cyan line = Core Line (a touch is a "gate" that fires an alert). Pink = Instant Path (fastest). Blue = Momentum Pulse. Red = Balance Point. Yellow/orange = Shield (drawn as a fourth line alongside the three paths: yellow above price, orange below — the most important line here). When the four lines stack in clean ascending order, that's a clean uptrend.

Every candle is tinted by a 0-100 score: neon green = very positive (80+), dark green = positive, white = neutral, pink = negative, dark red = very negative.

A 4-timeframe table (Monthly/Weekly/Daily/4H) with a liquidity number and green/red dot. The "Speed Radar" cell gives the instant verdict: Call Allowed / Put Allowed / Please Wait. The "Power %" cell combines the timeframes with different weights — the actual signal only fires when both agree.

One line from a proprietary composite liquidity formula. Its color reflects liquidity state: neon green (very strong buying flow), green/yellow (healthy buying), pink (weakness), red (very strong distribution). Horizontal zones: -10/10 (sharp selling surge — this level's line itself turns brown on above-average volume), 10/30, 20/80 (normal range), 70/90, 100/120 (sharp buying surge).

The -10 level line itself (the edge of the sharp selling-surge zone) automatically switches from white to a thick dark brown when trading volume exceeds its 20-candle average as the path touches this level — an extra visual cue that the selling surge is backed by real volume, not routine movement.

Divergence: price moves one way while the momentum gauges move the other — a lower price low against a higher low on the gauges means real strength does not support the visible drop, and the mirror image near tops. An internal engine checks several tools together; when a detection coincides with entering the -10/10 or 100/120 zone, that zone glows neon and detection bars appear. Hover the small circle to see how many gauges agree.

A moving circular line reading the "shape" of momentum. Colors: neon green = very strong bullish, dark green = strong bullish/bullish slowdown, bright red = very strong bearish, pink = strong bearish/bearish slowdown, orange = reversal from top, gold = reversal from bottom, white = neutral.

Green background (call rally): a gold reversal candle within the 48-52 range, preceded directly by a strong bearish candle, with a bullish momentum average confirming. Red background (put rally): the mirrored logic.

Shows classification (color only) and value for three timeframes together: current, weekly, daily — the larger timeframe supports or rejects what's happening on the smaller one.

Green = pivot above price (resistance). Red = pivot below price (support). Gray with a crown = central pivot point (always fixed). Blue/yellow = dynamic support/resistance zones.

The first number = strength ranking (1 = strongest). The second = actual price. Each star = another independently-computed level converging there — more stars means greater importance.

One sentence: Strong Buy / Buy / Wait / Sell / Strong Sell — built on a 5-metric vote filtered by the weekly timeframe. Enter only at the first moment the verdict changes.

A light background = weekly approval. The "Entry Call/Put" label appears only after a complete 4-step sequence ending in a confirmed breakout on above-average volume.

A burst box: when 5+ reversal candles repeat within the last 10, a golden box is drawn over the squeeze zone’s high and low (preceded by a 3/5… 4/5 charge counter). No direction is guessed — a close outside the box fires a neutral golden circle ●: a burst confirmed by the break. It also audits itself: the share of the last 20 bursts followed by a real move is shown in the circle’s tooltip.

A "Wait for Speed Radar" label appears after a daily signal and confirmed retest — final entry permission comes from the Speed Radar in the System.