How to use this: this scanner looks for moments when price has stretched unusually far beyond a key structural level, with several momentum checks agreeing at once. It is not telling you to buy or sell. It is flagging a condition.

TOPPING means price looks stretched to the upside, in a condition often seen when a move is running out of steam. BOTTOMING means the same thing to the downside. A dash means nothing currently meets the bar.

An important caution: a stretched market can stay stretched, and often does. These conditions sometimes appear well before any turn actually happens, and sometimes no turn comes at all. Treat this as a reason to pay closer attention, not as a signal to act immediately.

Each flagged condition comes with a suggested stop-loss and target already worked out, so you can see the levels involved. Trailing vs Fixed stop: Trailing means the stop tightens automatically as price moves favourably, locking in more of the move over time. Fixed means it is set once and never moves. Neither changes the target, which comes from the same structural levels either way.

If the stop level is reached, the condition is treated as over and the asset returns to a dash. View Details shows how long the current condition has been active, or if nothing is active, how long since the last one ended.

Disclaimer: this tool is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Signals are generated from historical price data and technical indicators, which have known limitations and can produce false or lagging signals. Trading carries substantial risk of loss. Always do your own research and never risk more than you can afford to lose.

— The Bull Trader 😈