THE POWERCHART

One stock.
The complete technical picture.

Price action, candlestick patterns, key levels and technical indicators — together in one clear view. The key values are immediately visible beside the chart.

Values tell you where. Candles show you how.

Read the shape of the candles and the detected pattern together with trend, volume and key levels. A pattern describes price behavior; it does not establish a certain outcome.

Annotated real PowerChart: candles, EMA 20/50, Open T1, target, support and resistance, volume, MACD, RSI, ADX and technical snapshot

Historical illustration. The percentage shown is a statistical target from Open T1, not a realized return.

Price + candlesticks

See price structure and the available candle pattern with EMA 20/50.

Targets + key levels

Locate Open T1, statistical target, support and resistance.

Technical snapshot

Compare trend, MACD, RSI, ADX, volume and overall context where values are available.

HOW TO READ YOUR POWERCHART · ELITE

Your analysis, in one view.

1 · Signal date

Check the setup date and status first. Public examples are historical; the member dashboard contains the latest selection.

2 · Target

Target from Open T1 measures the statistical price objective relative to the opening price of the next trading session. It is a reference level, not a guaranteed return.

3 · Price and levels

Compare price action with support and resistance. These levels provide technical context for your own analysis.

4 · Indicators

Read score, RSI, momentum, volume and patterns where available. Missing values remain unavailable.

5 · Full / Short

Short focuses on recent price action; Full adds broader historical context. Both are included in Elite.

6 · HIT / OPEN

Technical snapshot values for HIT signals refer to the preceding trading session; the chart includes the HIT candle. HIT means the target price was reached; OPEN means no confirmed hit is recorded. Consult Results for elapsed sessions and outcomes.

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Read the dates as well as the values.

For confirmed HIT signals, the chart ends on the first target-hit session. Technical snapshot values refer to the preceding trading session. This pre-hit snapshot is distinct from the analysis originally issued on the signal date.

Explore the real historical HIT charts →Understand Open T1 and the target →