What every label means and when the bot trades
Shows whether the EMA 8, 21 and 50 moving averages are stacked in the same direction.
BULL means all three are stacked upward — the market is in an uptrend.
BEAR means all three are stacked downward — the market is in a downtrend.
Only trade LONG when BULL. Only trade SHORT when BEAR. Never trade when MIXED.
VWAP stands for Volume Weighted Average Price. It shows where most of today's trading has happened.
ABOVE means buyers are in control of today's session. BELOW means sellers are in control.
Large institutions use VWAP as their benchmark — it is one of the most important levels on the chart.
Price must be ABOVE VWAP to take a long trade. BELOW VWAP to take a short trade.
RSI stands for Relative Strength Index. It measures momentum — how fast price is moving.
Above 70 means overbought — price may be running out of steam going up.
Below 30 means oversold — price may be running out of steam going down.
The sweet spot for a long trade is between 50 and 65 — bullish but not overextended.
Bot only buys when RSI is between 50 and 65. Never chases an RSI above 70.
ADX stands for Average Directional Index. It measures how strong the current trend is — not its direction.
Below 22 means the market is choppy with no clear trend — the bot sits out completely.
Above 22 means a real trend is forming. Above 30 means a strong trend — best conditions.
ADX must be above 22 before any signal fires. Protects you from trading choppy markets.
Shows current volume compared to the 20-bar average. A reading of 1.6x means volume is 60% above normal.
When VOL shows SURGE CONFIRMED the volume bar on the chart turns CYAN — real institutional money is moving.
Low volume breakouts fail far more often than high volume breakouts.
Volume surge above 1.6x is required before any trade fires. No surge = no trade.
ATR measures how much price typically moves in a single bar. It is the ruler the bot uses for everything.
A higher ATR means bigger price swings — stops and targets will be wider.
A lower ATR means smaller price swings — stops and targets will be tighter.
Stop loss = 1x ATR below entry. Target 1 = 1.5x ATR. Target 2 = 3x ATR.
This is the most important number on the dashboard. It counts how many of the 6 conditions are currently green for a buy trade.
Each condition that is met adds one point to the score. All 6 conditions must fire at the same time for the highest conviction signal.
Bot only enters a LONG trade when score reaches 5/6 or 6/6. Anything lower = wait.
Same as Long Score but for sell trades. Counts how many of the 6 conditions are currently green for a short trade.
Long Score and Short Score move in opposite directions. When Long Score is high, Short Score is usually low.
Bot only enters a SHORT trade when score reaches 5/6 or 6/6. Anything lower = wait.
DI stands for Directional Indicator. It shows whether buyers (+DI) or sellers (-DI) are currently stronger.
+DI BULL means buying pressure is stronger than selling pressure right now.
-DI BEAR means selling pressure is stronger than buying pressure right now.
Must show +DI BULL for a long trade and -DI BEAR for a short trade to fire.
Shows whether the market is currently open and tradeable or closed for the day.
When CLOSED the bot will not place any trades regardless of score — the session filter protects you from after-hours gaps.
For futures like /MYM the market is open nearly 24 hours with only a 1-hour daily break.
Shows how many minutes are left in the current trading session.
Turns orange when less than 30 minutes remain — a reminder that end-of-day volume and volatility often spikes.
Be cautious in the last 30 minutes. Many moves reverse at the close as traders take profits.