ChartMath /c

The chart any AI can draw on

A chart is one URL. Write it from memory, send it to anyone, and it renders live: no install, no account, no screenshot.

The grammar is plain query params. Nothing is base64, nothing is JSON, and a malformed item is skipped and counted rather than blanking the page.

A link can name ChartMath research by its screen slug, and the page draws the backtested entry, stop and target with the win rate and sample size attached.

That last part is the point: the AI never fabricates those numbers, because it never has to write them.

Start a chart

A blank chart with the drawing tools on. What you draw is the URL, and the URL is what you send.

Give this to your agent

chartmath.com/c/llms.txtopen it

The whole grammar in one plain-text page, under two thousand tokens. Everything below is the same thing, for people.

Six links that teach the whole thing

Each one renders live. Read the URL, then open it.

A level and a title

The bare minimum.

https://chartmath.com/c?i=NVDA&h=hi:20:20d+high&t=NVDA+daily&by=example

Open →

Everything named

Tier 0: the author computes nothing; the viewer does.

https://chartmath.com/c?i=NVDA&tf=D&h=hi:20:20d+high&h=ema:50&box=range:30&tl=swing:hi&ind=ema20&by=example

Open →

Explicit numbers from a read

Tier 1: a base as a box, an authored plan, a note.

https://chartmath.com/c?i=NVDA&tf=D&at=2026-09-04&w=90,20&box=2026-08-11,2026-09-04,207.25,234.75:Range&plan=230.3,222.9,245.1:Swing+long&v=2026-09-04:Screen+fired&n=Range+is+18+bars+at+13%25+height.+Entry+on+a+close+above+it,+stop+under+the+Sep+1+swing+low.&by=example

Open →

A plan from ChartMath research

st= draws the backtested stop and target with win rate and sample size.

https://chartmath.com/c?i=NVDA&tf=D&at=2026-09-04&st=bull-flag-breakout-daily&ep=230.3&by=chartmath

Open →

Another market, weekly

NSE, a marker, anchored text.

https://chartmath.com/c?i=NSE-RELIANCE&tf=W&h=lo:50:50w+low&m=2026-07-20:Reversal+bar:below&txt=2026-06-08,1290:Volume+dried+up+here&by=example

Open →

Intraday, dark, embedded

Datetimes, a ray through swing lows, embed mode.

https://chartmath.com/c?i=BTCUSDT&tf=1h&at=2026-09-04T14:00&w=60,10&h=last&ray=swing:lo&theme=dark&e=1&by=example

Open →

Chart params

What the chart is. One of each per URL.

Param	What it means	Examples
i= SYMBOL or EXCHANGE-SYMBOL	Instrument. A bare symbol resolves US, then India, then Crypto; first hit wins. EXCHANGE-SYMBOL is exact. Required.	`i=NVDA` `i=NASDAQ-NVDA` `i=NSE-RELIANCE` `i=BTCUSDT`
tf= D W M 1h 15m 5m 1m	Timeframe. Default D.	`tf=W` `tf=1h`
at= TIME	Anchor bar. Named references are computed as of the anchor. st= places its entry marker here. Default last bar.	`at=2026-09-04` `at=2026-09-04T10:30`
w= before[,after]	Window in bars around the anchor. before ≤ 500, after ≤ 200. Optional; drawings outside it are still drawn but may sit off-screen, so set it to fit explicit dates. Default 120,10.	`w=90,20`
ind= ema<N> sma<N> bb<N> rsi<N> atr<N> macd vwap, comma-separated	Indicators, max 6. Volume is always shown.	`ind=ema20,sma50,rsi14`
t= text ≤80	Title.	`t=NVDA+bull+flag`
n= text ≤500	Note under the chart. Plain text, no links.	`n=Entry+on+a+close+above+the+base`
by= [a-z0-9_.-]{1,32}	Author. Shown as "drawn by" and carried into the install link as ref=c-<by>.	`by=chatgpt` `by=claude` `by=prateek`
theme= dark or light	Colour scheme. Default site theme.	`theme=dark`
e= 1	Embed: chart only, no header, note, or panel.	`e=1`

Drawing params

What is on the chart. Every one of these repeats, and they draw in the order they appear in the URL.

Param	What it means	Examples
h= PRICE[@TIME][:LABEL[:COLOR]]	Horizontal level. @TIME starts it at that bar (ray). Default amber.	`h=128.4:Breakout:amber` `h=hi:20:20d+high` `h=ema:50` `h=128.4@2026-08-20`
v= TIME[:LABEL[:COLOR]]	Vertical marker at a bar. Default blue.	`v=2026-09-04:Screen+fired`
box= TIME,TIME,PRICE,PRICE[:LABEL[:COLOR]] or range:N[:LABEL[:COLOR]]	Shaded rectangle: from, to, low, high. Chip shows bars and % height automatically. Default blue.	`box=2026-08-20,2026-09-04,121.3,128.4:Base` `box=range:30`
tl= TIME,PRICE,TIME,PRICE[:LABEL[:COLOR]] or swing:hi / swing:lo	Two-point segment. Chip shows % and bars automatically. Default purple.	`tl=2026-08-15,118.2,2026-09-04,127.9` `tl=swing:hi`
ray= same as tl	The same line extended right to the chart edge.	`ray=swing:lo`
m= TIME:TEXT[:above\|below]	Bar marker with text. below (default) is an up-arrow under the bar, above a down-arrow over it.	`m=2026-09-04:Entry:below`
txt= TIME,PRICE:TEXT[:COLOR]	Anchored text with a pointer to its bar and price.	`txt=2026-08-28,124:Volume+dried+up+here`
plan= PRICE,PRICE,PRICE[:LABEL[:COLOR]]	Trade plan: entry, stop, target. Side is inferred from where the stop sits. Draws the three lines, red risk zone, green reward zone, and an R:R chip. Dashed: an authored plan.	`plan=130.1,126.05,138.2` `plan=last,lo:20,hi:50:Swing+long`
st= SLUG[:EXIT_ID]	A plan derived from a ChartMath screen's backtest: entry at ep (or the anchor close), stop and target from the strategy, chip with win rate and sample size. Solid lines. Slug as on chartmath.com/screens; the timeframe suffix may be omitted. One per URL.	`st=bull-flag-breakout-daily` `st=bull-flag-breakout:34&ep=130.1`
ep= PRICE (number)	Entry price for st. Default anchor close.	`ep=130.1`

An authored plan (plan=) is dashed and carries the author's label. A derived plan (st=) is solid and carries the backtest chip. The difference is deliberate: only st= carries evidence, so nobody can draw a level and call it a stop loss as if a backtest produced it.

Named references

Eight, fixed. Write the name instead of the number and the viewer computes it from live data, as of the anchor bar. The read layer computes them with the same code, so what an agent reads is what the viewer draws.

`hi:N`	Highest high of the N bars ending at the anchor.	any PRICE
`lo:N`	Lowest low of the N bars ending at the anchor.	any PRICE
`ema:N`	EMA of closes, period N, at the anchor.	any PRICE
`sma:N`	Simple mean of the N closes ending at the anchor.	any PRICE
`last`	Close of the anchor bar (live last price when the anchor is the last bar).	any PRICE or TIME
`range:N`	The box spanning the N bars ending at the anchor: lo:N to hi:N.	box only
`swing:hi`	Line through the two most recent swing highs (a bar higher than the three bars on each side).	tl and ray only
`swing:lo`	Line through the two most recent swing lows.	tl and ray only

Time, colours, limits

Time

TIME is 2026-09-04 (a trading date), 2026-09-04T10:30 (exchange-local), 1757000000 (epoch seconds UTC), or last.
A date matches the bar with that trading date; a datetime snaps to the nearest bar.
After the last bar clamps to the last bar. Before the first loaded bar clamps to the first.
N is 2..250. Labels are plain text up to 40 characters, no commas or colons.
Bars, not days: about 21 daily bars make a month and 5 a week, so range:21 is the last month on a daily chart.

Colours

Names only, and every primitive has a default, so you rarely need one: amber · blue · red · green · gray · purple · orange · cyan

Limits

40 drawings per URL, title 80 characters, note 500, label and marker text 40, 6 indicators, window 500 bars before the anchor and 200 after. Over a cap is truncated, never rejected.

Read the data before you draw

Three GET endpoints, compact text by default and JSON with fmt=json. An agent that can fetch a URL can look at the bars and the computed structure first, then write explicit numbers.

/c/read?i=SYMBOL&tf=D&n=120

One instrument: header, N bars (date o h l c v), a structure block (hi/lo 10 20 50, ema 9 20 50 200, sma 50 200, atr14, the last five swing highs and lows, and base: the tightest recent consolidation as from..to low..high, present only when one exists), and the screens it is in today, newest entry first, with the best strategy's win rate, n, SL%, TP% for the newest five. n ≤ 500. Add fmt=json for JSON.

https://chartmath.com/c/read?i=NVDA&tf=D&n=120

/c/read/screens

Every screen: slug, name, timeframe, today's match count, side. Filters: tf, region.

https://chartmath.com/c/read/screens?tf=D

/c/read/screen/SLUG

Today's matches for one screen, one per line, with entry time, last price, and the best strategy.

https://chartmath.com/c/read/screen/bull-flag-breakout-daily

Screen slugs for st=

The slug is the one on chartmath.com/screens. The timeframe suffix may be omitted, in which case the chart's own tf supplies it. The count is how many instruments are in that screen right now.

Daily · 62 screens

nr4-squeeze-dailylong370
price-below-20-50-ema-dailylong358
price-above-20-50-ema-dailylong342
above-all-mas-bull-dailylong298
near-52-week-high-dailylong188
nr7-squeeze-dailylong185
consistent-downtrend-dailylong141
gap-down-1pct-and-dailylong122
three-higher-closes-dailylong119
near-52-week-low-dailylong113
high-atr-dailylong100
three-lower-closes-dailylong96
volume-surge-2x-dailylong67
low-volatility-compression-dailylong66
gap-up-1pct-and-dailylong64
below-lower-bollinger-dailylong48
prior-day-high-breakout-dailylong48
prior-day-low-breakdown-dailylong45
volume-shock-3x-dailylong35
consistent-uptrend-dailylong34
gain-5pct-dailylong34
above-upper-bollinger-dailylong33
macd-bull-cross-dailylong32
rsi-overbought-extreme-dailylong32
new-20-day-low-dailylong26
range-expansion-dailylong25
20-day-consolidation-breakdown-dailylong22
five-lower-closes-dailylong21
new-20-day-high-dailylong20
rsi-oversold-extreme-dailylong20
bollinger-squeeze-break-bear-dailylong18
sustained-selling-pressure-dailymixed18
all-time-high-breakout-dailylong17
new-52-week-high-dailylong17
bollinger-squeeze-break-bull-dailylong16
drop-5pct-dailylong16
macd-bear-cross-dailylong16
distribution-breakdown-dailymixed14
volatility-contraction-vcp-daily14
20-day-consolidation-breakout-dailylong10
52-week-high-and-volume-dailylong10
accumulation-breakout-dailylong10
five-higher-closes-dailylong9
nr4-bear-break-dailymixed9
bollinger-lower-bounce-and-oversold-confirmation-dailylong8
atr-expansion-break-dailylong6
new-52-week-low-dailymixed6
new-52-week-high-and-sustained-momentum-dailylong5
nr4-bull-break-dailylong4
nr7-bear-break-dailymixed4
nr7-bull-break-dailymixed3
bull-flag-breakout-daily2
sustained-buying-pressure-dailymixed2
capitulation-setup-daily1
rsi-oversold-bounce-and-capitulation-daily1
accumulation-breakout-and-momentum-shift-daily0
below-all-mas-bear-dailylong0
death-cross-daily0
golden-cross-dailylong0
golden-cross-and-trend-quality-daily0
momentum-regime-change-bear-daily0
momentum-regime-change-bull-daily0

Weekly · 14 screens

Monthly · 8 screens

ChartMath tracks US equities (NYSE, NASDAQ), NSE, and crypto. Anything else is not tracked yet, and the page says so.

Prefer a shell?

cm screens where NVDA --with-strategy (chartmath-cli) gives you the same research from a terminal.

Add by= with your name to anything you write, so we can see it was you. The full grammar for an agent lives at https://chartmath.com/c/llms.txt.

ChartMath /c

The chart any AI can draw on

A chart is one URL. Write it from memory, send it to anyone, and it renders live: no install, no account, no screenshot.

The grammar is plain query params. Nothing is base64, nothing is JSON, and a malformed item is skipped and counted rather than blanking the page.

A link can name ChartMath research by its screen slug, and the page draws the backtested entry, stop and target with the win rate and sample size attached.

That last part is the point: the AI never fabricates those numbers, because it never has to write them.

Start a chart

A blank chart with the drawing tools on. What you draw is the URL, and the URL is what you send.

Give this to your agent

chartmath.com/c/llms.txtopen it

The whole grammar in one plain-text page, under two thousand tokens. Everything below is the same thing, for people.

Six links that teach the whole thing

Each one renders live. Read the URL, then open it.

A level and a title

The bare minimum.

https://chartmath.com/c?i=NVDA&h=hi:20:20d+high&t=NVDA+daily&by=example

Open →

Everything named

Tier 0: the author computes nothing; the viewer does.

https://chartmath.com/c?i=NVDA&tf=D&h=hi:20:20d+high&h=ema:50&box=range:30&tl=swing:hi&ind=ema20&by=example

Open →

Explicit numbers from a read

Tier 1: a base as a box, an authored plan, a note.

https://chartmath.com/c?i=NVDA&tf=D&at=2026-09-04&w=90,20&box=2026-08-11,2026-09-04,207.25,234.75:Range&plan=230.3,222.9,245.1:Swing+long&v=2026-09-04:Screen+fired&n=Range+is+18+bars+at+13%25+height.+Entry+on+a+close+above+it,+stop+under+the+Sep+1+swing+low.&by=example

Open →

A plan from ChartMath research

st= draws the backtested stop and target with win rate and sample size.

https://chartmath.com/c?i=NVDA&tf=D&at=2026-09-04&st=bull-flag-breakout-daily&ep=230.3&by=chartmath

Open →

Another market, weekly

NSE, a marker, anchored text.

https://chartmath.com/c?i=NSE-RELIANCE&tf=W&h=lo:50:50w+low&m=2026-07-20:Reversal+bar:below&txt=2026-06-08,1290:Volume+dried+up+here&by=example

Open →

Intraday, dark, embedded

Datetimes, a ray through swing lows, embed mode.

https://chartmath.com/c?i=BTCUSDT&tf=1h&at=2026-09-04T14:00&w=60,10&h=last&ray=swing:lo&theme=dark&e=1&by=example

Open →

Chart params

What the chart is. One of each per URL.

Param	What it means	Examples
i= SYMBOL or EXCHANGE-SYMBOL	Instrument. A bare symbol resolves US, then India, then Crypto; first hit wins. EXCHANGE-SYMBOL is exact. Required.	`i=NVDA` `i=NASDAQ-NVDA` `i=NSE-RELIANCE` `i=BTCUSDT`
tf= D W M 1h 15m 5m 1m	Timeframe. Default D.	`tf=W` `tf=1h`
at= TIME	Anchor bar. Named references are computed as of the anchor. st= places its entry marker here. Default last bar.	`at=2026-09-04` `at=2026-09-04T10:30`
w= before[,after]	Window in bars around the anchor. before ≤ 500, after ≤ 200. Optional; drawings outside it are still drawn but may sit off-screen, so set it to fit explicit dates. Default 120,10.	`w=90,20`
ind= ema<N> sma<N> bb<N> rsi<N> atr<N> macd vwap, comma-separated	Indicators, max 6. Volume is always shown.	`ind=ema20,sma50,rsi14`
t= text ≤80	Title.	`t=NVDA+bull+flag`
n= text ≤500	Note under the chart. Plain text, no links.	`n=Entry+on+a+close+above+the+base`
by= [a-z0-9_.-]{1,32}	Author. Shown as "drawn by" and carried into the install link as ref=c-<by>.	`by=chatgpt` `by=claude` `by=prateek`
theme= dark or light	Colour scheme. Default site theme.	`theme=dark`
e= 1	Embed: chart only, no header, note, or panel.	`e=1`

Drawing params

What is on the chart. Every one of these repeats, and they draw in the order they appear in the URL.

Param	What it means	Examples
h= PRICE[@TIME][:LABEL[:COLOR]]	Horizontal level. @TIME starts it at that bar (ray). Default amber.	`h=128.4:Breakout:amber` `h=hi:20:20d+high` `h=ema:50` `h=128.4@2026-08-20`
v= TIME[:LABEL[:COLOR]]	Vertical marker at a bar. Default blue.	`v=2026-09-04:Screen+fired`
box= TIME,TIME,PRICE,PRICE[:LABEL[:COLOR]] or range:N[:LABEL[:COLOR]]	Shaded rectangle: from, to, low, high. Chip shows bars and % height automatically. Default blue.	`box=2026-08-20,2026-09-04,121.3,128.4:Base` `box=range:30`
tl= TIME,PRICE,TIME,PRICE[:LABEL[:COLOR]] or swing:hi / swing:lo	Two-point segment. Chip shows % and bars automatically. Default purple.	`tl=2026-08-15,118.2,2026-09-04,127.9` `tl=swing:hi`
ray= same as tl	The same line extended right to the chart edge.	`ray=swing:lo`
m= TIME:TEXT[:above\|below]	Bar marker with text. below (default) is an up-arrow under the bar, above a down-arrow over it.	`m=2026-09-04:Entry:below`
txt= TIME,PRICE:TEXT[:COLOR]	Anchored text with a pointer to its bar and price.	`txt=2026-08-28,124:Volume+dried+up+here`
plan= PRICE,PRICE,PRICE[:LABEL[:COLOR]]	Trade plan: entry, stop, target. Side is inferred from where the stop sits. Draws the three lines, red risk zone, green reward zone, and an R:R chip. Dashed: an authored plan.	`plan=130.1,126.05,138.2` `plan=last,lo:20,hi:50:Swing+long`
st= SLUG[:EXIT_ID]	A plan derived from a ChartMath screen's backtest: entry at ep (or the anchor close), stop and target from the strategy, chip with win rate and sample size. Solid lines. Slug as on chartmath.com/screens; the timeframe suffix may be omitted. One per URL.	`st=bull-flag-breakout-daily` `st=bull-flag-breakout:34&ep=130.1`
ep= PRICE (number)	Entry price for st. Default anchor close.	`ep=130.1`

Named references

`hi:N`	Highest high of the N bars ending at the anchor.	any PRICE
`lo:N`	Lowest low of the N bars ending at the anchor.	any PRICE
`ema:N`	EMA of closes, period N, at the anchor.	any PRICE
`sma:N`	Simple mean of the N closes ending at the anchor.	any PRICE
`last`	Close of the anchor bar (live last price when the anchor is the last bar).	any PRICE or TIME
`range:N`	The box spanning the N bars ending at the anchor: lo:N to hi:N.	box only
`swing:hi`	Line through the two most recent swing highs (a bar higher than the three bars on each side).	tl and ray only
`swing:lo`	Line through the two most recent swing lows.	tl and ray only

Time, colours, limits

Time

TIME is 2026-09-04 (a trading date), 2026-09-04T10:30 (exchange-local), 1757000000 (epoch seconds UTC), or last.
A date matches the bar with that trading date; a datetime snaps to the nearest bar.
After the last bar clamps to the last bar. Before the first loaded bar clamps to the first.
N is 2..250. Labels are plain text up to 40 characters, no commas or colons.
Bars, not days: about 21 daily bars make a month and 5 a week, so range:21 is the last month on a daily chart.

Colours

Names only, and every primitive has a default, so you rarely need one: amber · blue · red · green · gray · purple · orange · cyan

Limits

40 drawings per URL, title 80 characters, note 500, label and marker text 40, 6 indicators, window 500 bars before the anchor and 200 after. Over a cap is truncated, never rejected.

Read the data before you draw

Three GET endpoints, compact text by default and JSON with fmt=json. An agent that can fetch a URL can look at the bars and the computed structure first, then write explicit numbers.

/c/read?i=SYMBOL&tf=D&n=120

https://chartmath.com/c/read?i=NVDA&tf=D&n=120

/c/read/screens

Every screen: slug, name, timeframe, today's match count, side. Filters: tf, region.

https://chartmath.com/c/read/screens?tf=D

/c/read/screen/SLUG

Today's matches for one screen, one per line, with entry time, last price, and the best strategy.

https://chartmath.com/c/read/screen/bull-flag-breakout-daily

Screen slugs for st=

The slug is the one on chartmath.com/screens. The timeframe suffix may be omitted, in which case the chart's own tf supplies it. The count is how many instruments are in that screen right now.

Daily · 62 screens

nr4-squeeze-dailylong370
price-below-20-50-ema-dailylong358
price-above-20-50-ema-dailylong342
above-all-mas-bull-dailylong298
near-52-week-high-dailylong188
nr7-squeeze-dailylong185
consistent-downtrend-dailylong141
gap-down-1pct-and-dailylong122
three-higher-closes-dailylong119
near-52-week-low-dailylong113
high-atr-dailylong100
three-lower-closes-dailylong96
volume-surge-2x-dailylong67
low-volatility-compression-dailylong66
gap-up-1pct-and-dailylong64
below-lower-bollinger-dailylong48
prior-day-high-breakout-dailylong48
prior-day-low-breakdown-dailylong45
volume-shock-3x-dailylong35
consistent-uptrend-dailylong34
gain-5pct-dailylong34
above-upper-bollinger-dailylong33
macd-bull-cross-dailylong32
rsi-overbought-extreme-dailylong32
new-20-day-low-dailylong26
range-expansion-dailylong25
20-day-consolidation-breakdown-dailylong22
five-lower-closes-dailylong21
new-20-day-high-dailylong20
rsi-oversold-extreme-dailylong20
bollinger-squeeze-break-bear-dailylong18
sustained-selling-pressure-dailymixed18
all-time-high-breakout-dailylong17
new-52-week-high-dailylong17
bollinger-squeeze-break-bull-dailylong16
drop-5pct-dailylong16
macd-bear-cross-dailylong16
distribution-breakdown-dailymixed14
volatility-contraction-vcp-daily14
20-day-consolidation-breakout-dailylong10
52-week-high-and-volume-dailylong10
accumulation-breakout-dailylong10
five-higher-closes-dailylong9
nr4-bear-break-dailymixed9
bollinger-lower-bounce-and-oversold-confirmation-dailylong8
atr-expansion-break-dailylong6
new-52-week-low-dailymixed6
new-52-week-high-and-sustained-momentum-dailylong5
nr4-bull-break-dailylong4
nr7-bear-break-dailymixed4
nr7-bull-break-dailymixed3
bull-flag-breakout-daily2
sustained-buying-pressure-dailymixed2
capitulation-setup-daily1
rsi-oversold-bounce-and-capitulation-daily1
accumulation-breakout-and-momentum-shift-daily0
below-all-mas-bear-dailylong0
death-cross-daily0
golden-cross-dailylong0
golden-cross-and-trend-quality-daily0
momentum-regime-change-bear-daily0
momentum-regime-change-bull-daily0

Weekly · 14 screens

Monthly · 8 screens

1 hour · 40 screens

volume-surge-2x-1hlong257
above-all-mas-bull-1hlong206
volume-shock-3x-1hlong158
strong-intraday-downtrend-1hlong102
low-volatility-compression-1hlong98
strong-intraday-uptrend-1hlong60
consistent-downtrend-1hlong52
consistent-uptrend-1hlong42
rsi-overbought-extreme-1hlong28
rsi-oversold-extreme-1hlong28
strong-intraday-downtrend-and-momentum-quality-1hlong16
vwap-breakdown-1hlong8
strong-intraday-uptrend-and-momentum-quality-1hlong7
high-atr-1hlong6
bollinger-upper-band-cross-down-1hlong5
ema-9-20-cross-down-1hlong5
bollinger-squeeze-break-bull-1hlong4
vwap-reclaim-1hlong4
bollinger-squeeze-break-bear-1hlong3
range-expansion-1hlong3
atr-expansion-break-1hlong2
distribution-breakdown-1hlong2
gain-2pct-1hlong2
macd-bull-cross-1hlong2
accumulation-breakout-1hlong1
drop-2pct-1hlong1
rsi-overbought-fade-1hlong1
rsi-oversold-bounce-1hlong1
rsi-oversold-bounce-and-capitulation-1hlong1
sustained-buying-pressure-1hlong1
below-all-mas-bear-1hlong0
bollinger-lower-band-cross-up-1hlong0
capitulation-setup-1hlong0
death-cross-1hlong0
ema-9-20-cross-up-1hlong0
golden-cross-1hlong0
macd-bear-cross-1hlong0
momentum-regime-change-bear-1hmixed0
momentum-regime-change-bull-1hmixed0
sustained-selling-pressure-1hlong0

15 min · 18 screens

volume-surge-2x-15mlong758
volume-shock-3x-15mlong696
strong-intraday-downtrend-15mlong455
strong-intraday-uptrend-15mlong242
orb-60m-breakout-15mlong146
vwap-breakdown-15mmixed97
vwap-reclaim-15mlong71
macd-bear-cross-15mlong32
ema-9-20-cross-down-15mlong26
macd-bull-cross-15mlong26
bollinger-upper-band-cross-down-15mlong24
high-atr-15mlong24
bollinger-lower-band-cross-up-15mlong23
ema-9-20-cross-up-15mlong23
rsi-overbought-fade-15mlong8
rsi-oversold-bounce-15mlong7
death-cross-15mlong0
golden-cross-15mlong0

5 min · 44 screens

volume-surge-2x-5mlong759
volume-shock-3x-5mlong704
strong-intraday-downtrend-5mmixed441
orb-15m-and-vwap-breakdown-5mmixed294
orb-15m-breakdown-5mmixed277
strong-intraday-uptrend-5mlong251
orb-30m-breakdown-5mmixed247
above-all-mas-bull-5mlong225
orb-15m-breakout-5mlong213
orb-15m-and-vwap-breakout-5mlong200
orb-30m-breakout-5mlong175
below-lower-bollinger-5mlong170
bollinger-squeeze-break-bear-5mlong154
range-expansion-5mlong137
orb-15m-and-pdh-breakout-5mlong119
bollinger-lower-band-cross-up-5mmixed106
above-upper-bollinger-5mlong93
bollinger-squeeze-break-bull-5mlong81
macd-bear-cross-5mlong68
rsi-oversold-extreme-5mlong67
vwap-breakdown-5mlong57
rsi-oversold-bounce-5mlong52
rsi-overbought-extreme-5mlong48
atr-expansion-break-5mlong47
bollinger-upper-band-cross-down-5mlong46
vwap-reclaim-5mlong45
ema-9-20-cross-down-5mlong40
ema-9-20-cross-up-5mlong33
macd-bull-cross-5mlong28
strong-intraday-downtrend-and-momentum-quality-5mlong25
consistent-uptrend-5mlong21
high-atr-5mmixed18
strong-intraday-uptrend-and-momentum-quality-5mlong17
rsi-overbought-fade-5mlong14
consistent-downtrend-5mlong12
distribution-breakdown-5mlong8
accumulation-breakout-5mlong7
gain-1pct-5mlong6
sustained-buying-pressure-5mmixed3
sustained-selling-pressure-5mlong2
drop-1pct-5mlong1
below-all-mas-bear-5mlong0
death-cross-5mmixed0
golden-cross-5mmixed0

1 min · 19 screens

strong-intraday-downtrend-1mlong355
below-all-mas-bear-1mlong250
strong-intraday-uptrend-1mlong209
above-all-mas-bull-1mlong148
bollinger-lower-band-cross-up-1mmixed71
bollinger-squeeze-break-bull-1mmixed51
high-atr-1mlong51
rsi-oversold-bounce-1mmixed51
bollinger-squeeze-break-bear-1mlong44
bollinger-upper-band-cross-down-1mlong41
macd-bear-cross-1mmixed40
macd-bull-cross-1mmixed39
vwap-breakdown-1mmixed36
ema-9-20-cross-up-1mmixed30
ema-9-20-cross-down-1mshort29
vwap-reclaim-1mmixed27
rsi-overbought-fade-1mlong17
golden-cross-1mshort8
death-cross-1mmixed2

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