Market Radar — how to read signals

Tags fuse indicator alignment—including multi‑timeframe context. STRONG tiers imply tighter internal coherence yet can collapse on headlines/vol shocks.

• LONG family: constructive upside tableau.
• SHORT family: constructive downside tableau.
• NEUTRAL: muddied or balanced inputs.

Brightness or emphasis encodes maths output—not “better trade by default”. Cross‑check swings, calendars, liquidity.

• RSI: pacing heat; extremes stick in directional regimes.
• MACD histogram: incremental momentum corroboration.
• ADX: trend‑strength meter—elevated ADX seldom equals flawless timing.

Low‑volatility coiling hints breakout potential—never direction certainty. Needs narrative + structure confirmation.

Auto grids are edu references—markets hunt liquidity; wicks piercing boxes are normal amid spreads and shocks.

Model summaries extrapolate statistical priors—they can whip around on small samples or regime breaks. Treat as calibrated colour, not prophecy.

Higher composites suggest tidier tableau; hotter risk warns that equal dollar risk hits harder—resize accordingly.

Harmony across horizons elevates coherence; divergence often flags corrections or tactical traps—pause before marrying one timeframe’s story alone.

Hit‑rate widgets describe backward calibration snapshots—interesting hygiene, never a covenant about tomorrow.

• Narrow by asset sleeve you actually trade.
• STRONG filters reduce noise—and diversity.
• Bull/Bear filters accelerate thematic passes—relax them when canvassing broadly.

Loosen filters periodically so stories don’t get over‑fitted to one lens.