Trend describes confirmed swing structure. Momentum combines RSI and MACD direction. Volume compares the last complete candle with its prior 20 candles; high volume alone is not bullish. These labels describe the selected chart timeframe.
Key levels
Main catalyst
Main risk
Possible scenariosBull, base and bear conditions
What Matters NextWhy Is It Moving?
What does this mean?
Trend describes the existing price structure. Momentum is strong when RSI is above 55 and the MACD histogram is positive, weak when RSI is below 45 and the histogram is negative, and mixed otherwise. Volume compares the last complete candle with the previous 20: elevated at 1.5× or more, light below 0.75×, and typical in between. These are descriptive labels, not return forecasts.
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Price structure
Levels & structureStrength ranking, trend guides and saved drawings
What makes a level stronger?
Separated pivot touches add up to 6 points; proximity to EMA 50 adds 1.5; both high and low pivot roles add 1.25; swing volume above 1.3× the window average adds 1.25 where reported volume exists. The total is capped at 10. A high rating measures historical evidence, not a guaranteed hold.
Full technical breakdownMoving averages, momentum, volume and volatility
Moving averages
Momentum & trend strength
Volume condition
Volatility
AP Technical Score methodologyWeights, evidence and data coverageRelative strengthPrice performance against a benchmark ETF
What does this mean?Optional indicator and chart explanations
RSI & Stochastic
RSI compares smoothed gains and losses. Stochastic locates the close within its recent high-low range. High or low readings can persist; neither guarantees a reversal.
MACD & momentum
MACD compares the 12- and 26-period exponential averages; its histogram measures distance from a 9-period signal. Improving momentum means RSI and the histogram have both risen over three completed candles, unless already Strong or Weak.
EMA & SMA
EMA weights recent prices more heavily; SMA averages the last 20 closes equally. Price versus averages and fast-versus-slow ordering describe alignment. Crossovers are reported from completed candles and can reverse quickly.
VWAP & Anchored VWAP
VWAP weights each candle’s typical price by reported volume and resets at the exchange date. Anchored VWAP starts at your chosen candle. These candle-based estimates are not trade-by-trade exchange VWAP.
ATR & volatility
ATR is Wilder’s smoothed true range, including gaps. Historical volatility uses the sample standard deviation of 20 log returns. Neither sets a maximum loss or move.
Support, resistance & trendlines
Support and resistance group confirmed swing prices. A pivot needs three candles either side. Trend guides connect separated pivots and are omitted if later bars break their tolerance. All levels use the full selected window, even when the chart is zoomed.
Volume & Volume Profile
Relative volume compares a complete candle with its prior 20-candle average; it is not seasonally adjusted. The optional Volume Profile allocates each visible completed candle’s volume to its closing-price bin. It approximates volume by price; it is not true traded-volume-at-price or order-flow data.
ADX & OBV
ADX smooths directional movement to describe trend strength, regardless of up or down direction. OBV adds or subtracts reported volume by close-to-close direction; its arbitrary zero baseline depends on loaded history.
AP Signals · PatternsExplainable structures, confirmation and invalidation
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Pattern intelligence
Confidence measures rule fit, not a chance of profit. Only completed candles are analysed.
Recently observed patterns
Detection and confirmation dates are reconstructed from candles; first observed is when you viewed the result. Missing periods are not tracked. Outcomes stop at the last checked candle. This is not a backtest or a win-rate calculation.
AP Signals uses price geometry and context rules on the selected window. Confirmed swing points require three completed candles on either side. A 0.1 ATR boundary buffer reduces marginal crossings. A break requires two completed closes or one completed close with relative volume of at least 1.5× its prior 20-candle average. Missing volume never supplies confirmation.
Confidence weights: geometry 40%, touches 10%, trend 10%, momentum 10%, volume 10%, level confluence 10%, confirmation 5%, timeframe alignment 5%. Available-input fractions adjust each weight before normalisation. Unconfirmed chart patterns are capped at 79%, confirmed at 95%; candlesticks are capped at 64% and 84%. These are heuristic scores, not calibrated probabilities.
Ranking also favours active structures, retests, recency, chart geometry and longer timeframes. Overlapping candidates in the same family are suppressed. Scan windows vary by interval; cup-and-handle detection is a period-scaled approximation. Pattern levels freeze when their structure becomes known. Subsequent closes determine status and target observations; intrabar order is not inferred.
Supported structures: flags, pennants, triangles, wedges, double tops/bottoms, head and shoulders, inverse head and shoulders, cup and handle, channels, ranges, breakout/breakdown, continuation and reversal. Candles: engulfing, hammer, inverted hammer, shooting star, doji, morning/evening star, pin bar, inside bar and outside bar. No match is preferable to inventing a setup.
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