What do these mean?
- Bearish fair value gap
- A price gap left by a fast move down: an imbalance above price that price often comes back to fill. Drawn in red. Price returning into it tends to meet sellers; a close through it cancels it. Click to hide or show.
- Bullish fair value gap
- A price gap left by a fast move up: an imbalance below price that price often comes back to fill. Drawn in green. Price returning into it tends to meet buyers; a close through it cancels it. Click to hide or show.
- Bearish order block (supply)
- The last up-candle before a strong move down: where sellers took over, above price. Drawn in orange above price. A retest can meet selling again; a close above it means the zone failed. Click to hide or show.
- Bullish order block (demand)
- The last down-candle before a strong move up: where buyers took over, below price. Drawn in orange below price. A retest can meet buying again; a close below it means the zone failed. Click to hide or show.
- ◆A zone: confluence
- An A-size zone that also lines up with the 200 EMA trend and formed on elevated volume. The strongest grade on the chart. Click to hide or show every ◆A zone.
- A-grade zone
- A large zone compared with the market’s recent volatility. Zones are graded by size against volatility: A largest, then B, then C. Click to hide or show.
- B-grade zone
- A mid-size zone compared with the market’s recent volatility. The table and chart use B and better by default. Click to hide or show.
- C-grade zone
- A small zone compared with the market’s recent volatility. Small zones are more often noise, so they start hidden. Click to show them.
- Entry: a suggested level
- A suggested entry, not a recommendation: the near edge of the first order block or fair value gap that matches your Entry settings, below price for a long, above it for a short. Worked out by rules from the zones on the chart and your Entry settings on the ZoneHunter table (zone type and minimum grade). Change the direction or the settings and it moves. Click to show or hide.
- Stop: a suggested level
- A suggested stop, not a recommendation: the far edge of the entry zone. A close beyond it means the zone failed. It moves with the entry and sets the risk side of the reward-to-risk figure. Click to show or hide.
- Target: a suggested level
- A suggested target, not a recommendation: the near edge of the first opposing order block or fair value gap that matches your Target settings. Worked out from your Target settings on the ZoneHunter table. No qualifying zone means no target and no reward-to-risk. Click to show or hide.
- EMA 200
- The 200-period exponential moving average: the long-run trend line. Price above it reads as an uptrend, below it as a downtrend. It is also the trend check behind the ◆A grade. Click to hide or show.
- Labels
- The grade (◆A, A, B, C) and zone type (OB or FVG) printed inside each box. Click to hide the tags for a cleaner chart.
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When you ask, Claude (Anthropic’s AI model) gets the same data this chart is drawn from: the graded zones, the suggested entry, stop and target, the 200 EMA, the bias reading and the last 150 candles, plus a picture of the chart as you see it. It gives its opinion on those levels: what the chart shows, whether the setup holds up, what would confirm or invalidate it, and whether the reward-to-risk is worth it. When there are no suggested levels, it reads the market instead: the general direction, the zones where price could reverse, and the areas of interest to watch. It only reads the data, never places a trade, and it can be wrong. Five free answers a day.
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