# Chart Analyzer *** {% embed url="" %} Chart Analyzer Tutorial {% endembed %} ### 1. Overview > “Snap or paste a screenshot, and let Kai do the rest.” * **Supported formats**: PNG, JPEG, JPG, GIF, WEBP (up to 20 MB) * **Timeframes**: Any timeframe reflected in the image (1 m, 5 m, 1 D, etc.) * **Assets**: Stocks, Crypto, Forex, Commodities—anything visible on a standard chart. *** ### 2. How to Upload a Chart 1. From the left‐nav, click **Chart Analyzer**. 2. You’ll see a large drag-and-drop zone: * Drag a screenshot file into the box. * Or click **Click to Upload Chart** and select your file. 3. Once uploaded, the AI will begin processing automatically. 4. Wait 5–10 seconds (depending on image size and complexity). > 🔔 If you haven’t used up your daily free analyses, the button will read **Analyze Now**. Otherwise, you’ll be prompted to upgrade. *** ### 3. Market Snapshot After processing, Kai displays a **Market Snapshot** banner, which includes: * **Trend**: Bullish, Bearish, or Sideways * **Volatility**: Low, Medium, or High * **Volume**: Low, Medium, or High * **Market Sentiment**: Bullish or Bearish (based on recent candles) * **AI Confidence**: Low, Medium, or High > The Snapshot lets you know at a glance how Kai interprets the overall structure. *** ### 4. AI Analysis Tabs Below the Snapshot, you’ll find three tabbed sections: 1. **Summary** * A short paragraph describing the dominant trend, key support/resistance, and likely next moves. * Example bullet takeaways: * “Established bearish trend with lower highs and lower lows.” * “High volume confirms strong seller conviction.” * “Momentum indicators show possible short-term rebound, but overall bias remains down.” 2. **Insights** * Deeper commentary on patterns, volume spikes, divergences, or news catalysts (if detected). * Example points: * “Price formed a double‐top at $ₓₓₓₓ before breaking below support at $ₓₓₓₓ.” * “RSI shows bullish divergence, suggesting exhaustion of the downtrend in the near term.” * “MACD histogram is widening, confirming momentum remains bearish.” 3. **Indicators** * A quick readout of common technical indicators (EMA, RSI, MACD) and their current signals (e.g., “50 EMA crossing below 200 EMA – Bearish”). * You’ll see colors or icons (green/red/gray) to represent bullish, bearish, or neutral signals. *** ### 5. Trade Setup & Technical Breakdown Below the main analysis tabs is the **Trade Setup** panel: 1. **Trade Setup** (default view) * Text describing a recommended trade: long or short, entry zone, stop‐loss, take‐profit levels, and general money management tips. * Example: > “XAU/USD’s 1-minute chart shows strong bearish momentum, breaking below prior support at 3 330. Sellers have control; potential entry near 3 326 with a stop at 3 345. Target the next low at 3 305. Risk/reward ≈ 1:2. Only trade with tight risk management.” 2. **Technical Breakdown** * Longer text explaining why Kai suggests this setup: pattern recognition (e.g., “impulsive wave structure”), volume analysis, moving average alignment, etc. * It may call out Fibonacci levels, pivot points, or trendlines drawn automatically. 3. **Ask Kai** * A mini‐chat box where you can type free-form follow-up questions about this chart. * Example questions: * “Why is volatility high right now?” * “What if RSI crosses above 70 on the next candle?” * “Suggest an alternative stop‐loss based on ATR.” > **Note:** All trade setups are informational only and do not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research. *** ### 6. Buying & Selling Signals * In the top‐right of the analysis, you’ll see a label: **Buy** or **Sell** (based on Kai’s overall bias). * The label is colour‐coded (green for Buy, red for Sell, gray if neutral). * You can use that to confirm your own directional bias before placing a trade. *** ### 7. Saving & Reviewing History * When Kai finishes analyzing, it’s automatically saved under **History** in the left nav. * Click **History → \[Chart Thumbnail]** to revisit any past analysis, including timestamp, snapshot, and all tabbed content. * You can bookmark or share a direct link to your saved analysis (helpful for journaling). *** ### 8. Best Practices * **High‐Quality Images:** Crop out any unnecessary UI elements so Kai focuses on the price action only. * **Clear Timeframes:** If possible, include axis labels (e.g., date/time) to help Kai interpret scale. * **Single‐Chart Focus:** Avoid multi‐panel layouts (e.g., volume + oscillator below). Instead, crop each panel individually if you want separate analyses. * **Use Ask Kai:** When in doubt, chat with Kai to clarify any point—AI learns from context as long as it stays on the same analysis page. *** --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.tradingwizard.ai/trading-tools/chart-analyzer.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.