How to use this: this scanner looks for moments when price has pushed beyond its normal range and then been thrown straight back inside on raised volume. It is not telling you to go long or short. It is showing you where one side ran out of buyers or sellers.

LONG means the push happened to the downside and was rejected back up. SHORT means the same to the upside. Nothing listed means no asset currently meets the bar.

An important caution: a rejection shows where price was turned away once. It does not promise the move continues, and a level that held today can give way tomorrow. Treat it as a place to look more closely, not as an instruction.

Each setup comes with a target and a stop already worked out, so you can see the levels involved before deciding anything. The target sits at the midline of the range price was rejected from. Setups that have already reached their target or been stopped out are hidden by default.

Data note: signals are read from closed candles only, so the bar still forming is never counted. The strategy settings are fixed rather than adjustable, so what you see here is the same setup everyone else sees.

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 😈