A quick explainer before you dive in
Looks at the overall direction a market is moving (up, down, or sideways) and flags when a strong trend may be forming or continuing.
Look for: BUY = price likely to rise. SELL = price likely to fall. NEUTRAL = no clear direction yet.
"BOS" stands for Break of Structure — it watches for moments when price breaks past a recent high or low, which can signal a shift in momentum.
Look for: a LONG or SHORT signal, which indicates the market may be starting a new move.
Watches for price moving into a defined reversal zone, then confirms the move with a trend-direction check before calling it a signal.
Look for: BUY = price entering a zone that favors a bounce upward. SELL = price entering a zone that favors a move downward. ON RADAR = no entry yet, but price is close enough to a zone to be worth watching — a heads-up to prepare, not a signal to act on.
Studies recent candlestick patterns to estimate how the current candle might close.
Look for: BUY = current candle likely to close higher than it opened. SELL = current candle likely to close lower than it opened. Think of these as reference points, not guarantees.
Looks for moments when price has stretched unusually far beyond a key structural level, with several momentum checks agreeing at once. Unlike the other scanners, this one flags a condition rather than a direction to trade. Currently on the 4H timeframe, upgraded accounts only.
Look for: TOPPING means price looks stretched to the upside; BOTTOMING means stretched to the downside. A dash means nothing meets the bar right now. Remember that a stretched market can stay stretched, so treat these as a reason to look closer rather than to act straight away. Tap View Details for the levels involved and how long the condition has been active.
Looks for moments when price has pushed beyond its normal range and then been thrown straight back inside on raised volume. It is showing you where one side ran out of buyers or sellers, not telling you where price goes next. Available on timeframes from 5 minutes to 1 week, with 4-hour as the default. Upgraded accounts only. Telegram alerts for this scanner run on the 4-hour timeframe.
Look for: 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. Each setup arrives with a target and a stop already worked out, and setups that have already reached their target or been stopped out are hidden by default. A rejection shows where price was turned away once. It does not promise the move continues.
Tap "View Details" on any signal to see the full breakdown — entry price, stop-loss, target, and risk:reward ratio — so you can see exactly how that call was calculated before acting on it.