Market Analyst

Overview

The Market Analyst is an AI that reads the market for you. Open it from your portal, pick a symbol and a trading style, and it pulls live price data, computes the indicators a discretionary trader would check, and returns a structured read: where the trend sits, the key levels, what momentum and volatility are doing, and whether there is a clean setup worth taking.

The part that makes it different is restraint. The analyst only calls a trade when the structure earns it. When the chart is mid-range or the signals conflict, it says so and explains what would need to happen to form a setup. "Stand aside" is a valid answer, not a failure.

Generate a Report

A report is built from two choices: which symbol, and how you trade it.

Trading Styles

Every style reads three timeframes at once, in a hierarchy a discretionary trader would recognise: a trend frame for the big-picture direction, a structure frame to define the setup, and a trigger frame for entry timing.

Because the timeframes differ, a symbol can read bullish for a swing trader and neutral for a scalper at the same moment. That is expected, and it is why the style is part of the report rather than a global setting.

Reading the Report

Each report follows the same layout, so you learn where to look once.

Bias and conviction

The header shows the direction (bullish, bearish, or neutral) and a conviction rating of one to three. Conviction reflects how cleanly the structure lines up. A neutral bias with low conviction is the analyst being honest about a messy chart, not a weak attempt at a call.

The read

The left column is the structural read, in plain English backed by the numbers:

Key levels and the chart

Support and resistance are expressed as zones, not single prices, and drawn directly onto the candlestick chart along with the moving averages. When there is a trade scenario, its entry, stop, and targets appear as lines on the same chart, so the plan and the price action are read together.

Trade scenario, or stand aside

If the structure supports a trade, the right column lays out a scenario: a direction, an entry zone, an invalidation level where the idea is wrong, targets, and the rationale, with an approximate risk-to-reward to the first target.

If it does not, the analyst says Stand aside — no clean setup and explains what would need to happen for one to form. This is the feature working as intended. A tool that finds a trade on every chart is a tool that loses you money on the charts that had no trade.

Risks

Most reports close with a short list of risks specific to that read: a nearby news event, a level that has not been tested, a session about to close. They are the caveats a careful analyst would mention out loud.

Open vs Generate

The analyst draws a clear line between reading a saved report and paying for a fresh one.

• Open retrieves a report that already exists. It is free, and it shows you exactly how old it is. If it is more than twenty minutes old it is marked Delayed, so you are never looking at stale analysis without knowing.
• Generate (the Analyze and Regenerate buttons) runs a new analysis on live data. This is the action that uses your AI credits.

To keep billing honest, clicking Regenerate always runs a genuine fresh analysis rather than charging you for a cached result. (A report generated in the last sixty seconds is reused to prevent an accidental double-charge from a quick second click.)

Watchlist and Feed

The left rail is your home base.

Adding and removing symbols only curates your own view. Reports themselves are never deleted, so the shared archive stays intact.

Discuss With the Analyst

Open report in front of you, and the Discuss with AI button hands it to the assistant as context. From there you can ask anything:

What would flip this from neutral to bullish?

Is the 4H structure as clean as the 1H?

Where would you move the stop if price retests 1.0900?

What's the current price right now?

The assistant answers from the pinned report and can fetch a live quote or an extra timeframe that was not in the original snapshot. It will not contradict the report it was handed, and it frames any call the same way the report does: as a scenario with an invalidation level, never a promise.

Credits

Generating a report and chatting with the analyst both draw on AI credits, the same balance used across TradeSgnl's AI features. Each plan includes a monthly pool of credits, and you can top up at any time on the Billing page.

Only genuinely new analysis is charged. Opening a saved report is free, and so is the brief reuse window that stops an accidental double-click from charging you twice. You spend credits when the analyst actually runs.

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