Features
Swift Trend
Overview
Swift Trend is an innovative feature powered by machine learning techniques, designed to adapt fluidly to varying market conditions. Its continuous learning process makes it highly dynamic and effective. Primarily, Swift Trend is instrumental in confirming the market's short-term trends and also serves as a dynamic indicator for short-term support or resistance levels.
Setting
You can enable the Swift Trend feature in your indicator settings:
Best Practices & Usage
Confirming Short-Term Trends: Regularly use Swift Trend to validate and understand the current short-term market trends. This tool can offer immediate insights into the direction of the market over a shorter time frame, aiding in quick decision-making.
Dynamic Support and Resistance Identification: Utilize Swift Trend as an agile tool for pinpointing short-term support and resistance levels. These levels can provide valuable information about potential points where the market may reverse or continue its current path.
Observing Price Response to Swift Trend: Pay attention to how the price behaves when it approaches or interacts with the Swift Trend level. A rebound from this level can be a strong indication of the continuation of the current short-term trend.
Caution During Price Consolidation: Be particularly cautious when the price shows signs of consolidation around the Swift Trend level. This consolidation can often lead to unpredictable market movements, making it prudent to adopt a cautious approach or hold off on trading decisions until a clearer trend emerges.
Integration with Other Analysis Tools: While Swift Trend is valuable for short-term analysis, it's most effective when used in conjunction with other technical analysis tools and market indicators for a more holistic view.
Risk Management Considerations: Incorporate Swift Trend into your risk management practices, especially for setting appropriate stop-loss orders or identifying potential short-term trading exits.
Examples
The example below shows how the Swift Trend can be used to gain an understanding of what the short-term trend is, and how it can function as a short-term support or resistance level.
Ultra Trend
Overview
Ultra Trend is a dynamic feature powered by machine learning techniques, tailored to seamlessly adjust to various market conditions. Its ongoing learning capability renders it highly adaptable and effective. Ultra Trend is optimally used for validating the market's mid-term trends and doubles as a versatile indicator for mid-term support or resistance levels.
Setting
You can enable the Ultra Trend feature in your indicator settings:
Best Practices & Usage
Confirming Mid-Term Market Trends: Utilize Ultra Trend as a reliable tool to confirm and understand mid-term market trends. Its indications can provide valuable insights into the overall trajectory of the market over a medium time frame.
Identifying Support and Resistance: Leverage Ultra Trend to identify key mid-term support and resistance levels. These levels can be instrumental in determining potential pivot points or areas where the market may continue its existing path.
Monitoring Price Relation to Indicator: Pay close attention to the price in relation to the Ultra Trend indicator. If the price is consistently below the Ultra Trend level, it could be indicative of a potential shift in the mid-term trend.
Observing Price Reactions: Keep an eye on how the price responds when it approaches or touches the Ultra Trend level. A bounce off this level can suggest a continuation of the current mid-term trend, providing a cue for trend-following strategies.
Exercising Caution During Consolidation: Approach periods of price consolidation around the Ultra Trend level with caution. These periods can often precede significant market movements, making the direction of the next move less predictable. In such scenarios, consider holding off on trading until a clearer trend is established.
Integrating with Broader Strategy: While Ultra Trend provides valuable mid-term trend insights, it should be used in conjunction with other analysis tools and market indicators for a more comprehensive trading strategy.
Risk Management Application: Incorporate Ultra Trend levels into your risk management strategy, particularly for setting stop-loss orders or identifying potential exit points in mid-term trading setups.
Examples
The example below shows how the Ultra Trend can be used to gain an understanding of what the mid-term trend is, and how it can function as a key mid-term support or resistance level.
Surge Flow
Overview
Surge Flow is a robust feature, specifically designed to track and interpret the market's long-term momentum and trend. It employs machine learning techniques, enabling it to automatically and adeptly adjust to a variety of market conditions. Beyond its primary function, Surge Flow also serves as a dynamic indicator for long-term support and resistance levels.
Setting
You can enable the Surge Flow feature in your indicator settings:
Best Practices & Usage
Monitoring Long-Term Trends: Regularly use Surge Flow to assess and confirm the long-term trend and momentum of the market. This tool can provide valuable insights into the overall direction of the market, helping you align your trading strategy with long-term trends.
Identifying Support and Resistance: Recognize the importance of Surge Flow as a dynamic indicator for long-term support and resistance levels. These levels can be crucial in identifying potential turning points in the market.
Analyzing Price Breaks: Pay close attention to how the price behaves in relation to the Surge Flow indicator. A price break below the Surge Flow level might indicate a potential shift in the market's long-term trend and momentum, signaling a need to reassess your trading strategy.
Observing Price Rebounds: Watch for moments when the price bounces off the Surge Flow level. Such rebounds can be indicative of a continuation in the existing market momentum and trend, offering opportunities for aligned trading decisions.
Exercising Caution during Consolidation: Be particularly cautious when the price shows signs of consolidation within the zones marked by Surge Flow. Price consolidation in these areas can often lead to significant market movements. In these scenarios, it's wise to wait for a clearer trend to establish itself before making trading decisions.
Comprehensive Market Analysis: While Surge Flow is a valuable tool, it's important to use it as part of a comprehensive market analysis strategy. Consider other market factors, news, and technical indicators to support your trading decisions.
Risk Management Integration: Integrate Surge Flow indicators into your risk management strategy, using these levels to inform your stop-loss and take-profit orders, particularly in long-term trading scenarios.
Examples
The following example demonstrates how Surge Flow functions as a long-term dynamic resistance level.
Vision Pulse
Overview
Vision Pulse stands out as a distinctive feature, utilizing custom leading indicator concepts and techniques to preemptively signal potential market reversals. This tool provides valuable insights for contrarian traders, enabling them to anticipate and capitalize on trends before they fully unfold. A red Vision Pulse suggests the presence of bearish conditions, while the opposite color indicates bullish tendencies.
Setting
You can enable the Vision Pulse feature in your indicator settings:
Best Practices & Usage
Cautious Trading Approach: Exercise caution when using Vision Pulse. It should be regarded as one tool among many in your trading arsenal, not the sole determinant of your trading decisions. Always look for additional confirmation of signals provided by Vision Pulse to validate their reliability, as market trends can persist or change unexpectedly.
Utilize in Low Volatility: Recognize that Vision Pulse tends to be more effective and offer more reliable signals during times of low market volatility and consolidation. Integrate these signals into your overall trading strategy, using them as a piece of a larger puzzle rather than the entire picture.
Risk Minimization: Use Vision Pulse with the aim of identifying potential market reversals more confidently, while simultaneously focusing on minimizing risk. This involves not just relying on the tool for signals, but also understanding and preparing for the inherent risks in trading.
Examples
The example below showcases how very volatile markets can lead to an insignificant Vision Pulse sentiment. They tend to become more accurate as volatility decreases.
Reversal Clouds
Overview
Reversal Clouds is an exceptionally intelligent feature, excelling in identifying and displaying the market's Key Pivot Level with remarkable accuracy. It harnesses machine learning techniques, enabling it to adapt to any market condition. This adaptability allows Reversal Clouds to pinpoint optimal reversal zones and crucial market pivots effectively.
Setting
You can enable the Reversal Clouds feature in your indicator settings:
Best Practices & Usage
Analyzing Cloud Thickness: Carefully monitor the thickness of the Reversal Clouds on your chart. A thinner cloud might imply less market significance, suggesting the possibility of being easily penetrated by price movements. On the other hand, thicker and larger clouds tend to indicate stronger and more substantial zones, where price reversals are more likely to occur.
Identifying Key Levels: Employ Reversal Clouds as a dynamic tool to identify crucial reversal and pivot levels in the market. These levels can be instrumental in planning your trading strategies, particularly for setting potential take profit and stop loss levels.
Integrating into Trading Strategies: Make Reversal Clouds a part of your comprehensive trading strategy. They should be used in harmony with other market analysis tools and indicators to form a complete picture of market conditions.
Examples
The example below shows how large Reversal Clouds tend to act as strong and significant resistance zones.
Dashboard
Overview
Dashboards serve as an invaluable tool for obtaining quick, straightforward insights into current market conditions. They offer a clear and concise overview, assisting users in their market analysis and providing a means to confirm trade decisions with enhanced confidence.
Market Sentiment: Shows the overall mood of the market.
Market Strength: Indicates how strong or weak the market is.
Market Emotions: Displays the average emotions of market players.
Institutional Activity: Tracks large/significant market activities.
Market Volatility: Measures how much the market is fluctuating.
Setting
You can enable the Dashboard feature in your indicator settings:
Best Practices & Usage
Regular Engagement: Cultivate the practice of consistently checking your dashboard for the most recent market updates. The dashboard's real-time data is vital for keeping abreast of current market trends and conditions, ensuring you are always informed about the latest market dynamics.
Utilizing Comprehensive Data: Leverage the extensive information presented on the dashboard to enrich and validate your market analysis. This tool is particularly effective in confirming and fine-tuning your trading strategies due to its broad range of data insights.
Gauging Market Sentiment: Utilize the dashboard’s ability to convey the overall mood of the market. This insight can help you align your trading approach with the prevailing sentiment, whether bullish or bearish.
Assessing Market Strength: Pay attention to indicators of market strength or weakness. This information is crucial in determining the robustness of market trends and potential shifts in market dynamics.
Understanding Market Emotions: Take advantage of the dashboard's display of market players' average emotions. This can provide a unique perspective on the psychological aspects influencing the market, aiding in decision-making.
Monitoring Institutional Activity: Keep an eye on significant market activities, especially those driven by institutional players. These movements often have a considerable impact on market trends and can offer valuable trading cues.
Evaluating Market Volatility: Use the dashboard's measures of market volatility to understand the level of fluctuation in the market. This insight is vital for adjusting your risk management strategies and anticipating potential price movements.
Examples
1) Bullish Market Dashboard Detected:
2) Price goes up as a result of the Bullish Market Dashboard. The Market Dashboard begins to show signs of weakness.
3) Price goes down as a result of the bearish/weak market conditions.
Candle Coloring
Overview
Candle Coloring is a straightforward yet impactful feature designed to enhance your market analysis. It enables you to color-code candles on your chart, offering a visual representation of various market conditions and sentiments. This feature can be utilized to distinguish signals and visualize other aspects like Clarity AI, Market Sentiment, or Market Strength.
Setting
Best Practices & Usage
Strategic Color Application: Actively apply Candle Coloring to your chart to clearly distinguish between different market signals. Choose colors that are easily discernible and align with the type of signal or market condition they represent.
Customization to Fit Strategy: Personalize your Candle Coloring settings to match your trading strategy and preferences. Choose color schemes that are meaningful and easily interpretable for you, enhancing your market analysis efficiency.
Integrating with Analysis Tools: While Candle Coloring provides a valuable visual aid, it’s most effective when used in conjunction with other analytical methods and indicators. This integrated approach offers a more comprehensive view of the market.
Consistency in Color Usage: Maintain consistency in the colors used for similar market signals across different time frames or charts. This consistency aids in quicker recognition and interpretation of market conditions.
Examples
The example below shows the Candle Coloring for the 'Signals' option.
Trade Copilot
Overview
The Trade Copilot feature functions as an advanced trading assistant, designed to highlight pivotal moments on your chart. With its two distinct options, "Smart Bias" and "Reversal Radar," it offers real-time insights into bullish market sentiment and potential reversal zones. This tool is instrumental in providing traders with an edge by identifying key trading opportunities and enhancing decision-making with up-to-the-minute market analysis.
Setting
You can enable the Trade Copilot feature in your indicator settings:
Best Practices & Usage
Interpreting Visual Indicators: Familiarize yourself with the color-coded cues provided by Trade Copilot. Green circles (Smart Bias) or triangles (Reversal Radar) indicate bullish sentiment or potential upward reversals, while red signals suggest bearish sentiment or possible downward reversals.
Incorporating into Trading Strategy: Use the insights provided by Trade Copilot to inform and refine your trading decisions. For instance, a green signal from Smart Bias might indicate a good time to consider a long position, aligning with bullish market sentiment.
Integration with Other Analysis Tools: Enhance your market analysis by using Trade Copilot in conjunction with other trading tools and indicators. This comprehensive approach can help in validating the signals provided by Trade Copilot and building a more robust trading strategy.
Examples
The example below Trade Copilot's Smart Bias feature is capable of the general sentiment of the market.
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